Never the twain shall meet?

Kai Purnhagen

3-21

To what extent is the opposition between civil law and common law relevant for law and economics?

Régis Lanneau

23-46

Comparative study of legal reasoning in Swiss and UK courts

Lynn Watkins

47-65

Homo economicus versus homo iuridicus

Mariusz J. Golecki

69-91

Three realistic strategies for explaining and predicting judicial decisions

Diego Moreno-Cruz

93-124

Some thoughts on economic reasoning in appellate courts and legal scholarship

Endre Stavang

125-148

Cultures of administrative law in Europe

from weberian bureaucracy to "law and economics"

Klaus Mathis

149-174

The "hand rule" as a standard of care in swiss tort law?

Balz Hammer, Sandra Duss

177-205

Efficiency and Swiss contract law

Ariane Morin

207-229

Class action lawsuits in Europe

a comparative and economic analysis

Ricardo Dawidowicz

231-252

Crown witnesses in Switzerland?

Zinon Koumbarakis

253-271

The case for a principled approach to law and economics

efficiency analysis and general principles of eu law

Aurélien Portuese

275-328

Homo economicus, behavioural sciences, and economic regulation

on the concept of man in internal market regulation and its normative basis

Jens-Uwe Franck, Kai Purnhagen

329-365

Economic principles in antitrust law in the aftermath of the more economic approach

Claudia Seitz

367-387