Research in Law and Economics

ISSN: 0193-5895

Editor: Professor James Langenfeld
Subject: Economics (view other series in this subject area)
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Research in Law and Economics presents original research exploring the extent to which the constraints of law explain economic behavior and the rule of economics in forming the law.

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Editorial Objectives

Research in Law and Economics provides a forum for current, in-depth consideration of relevant issues at the intersection of law and economics. The series includes both issue books dedicated to single subjects within this area (such as antitrust and social justice) and issue books providing a broader cross-section of current scholarship.

Topicality

The topics in Research in Law and Economics will become only more relevant in the current economic climate as debate has already and will continue to focus on economic and legal reasoning to inform policy in a variety of areas.

Key Benefits

Research in Law and Economics provides a forum for economic and legal academics and policy practitioners to stay informed with developments in the area of law and economics and its intersection with policy. The series:

• Provides a range of articles, from in-depth analyses of specific situations, cases, or challenges in an area of law to more general explorations of economic theory in coordination with the law
• Acts as a forum for presenting advances in the area of law, economics, and policy, which contributes to the overall understanding of the field and its relevance
• Allows for the establishment of working networks of law and economics academics and practitioners from around the world.

Key Audiences

Research in Law and Economics is aimed toward worldwide knowledge sharing among academics and practitioners in all areas of law and economics. Contributors from across the globe focusing on the intersections of law, economics, and policy are invited to contribute. Contributions from both code and common law jurisdictions are welcomed.

Coverage

The series encourages well-written articles with a focus on law and economics as it affects policy in the United States and abroad. Coverage includes, but is not restricted to:

• Antitrust
• Regulation
• Benefit-cost analysis
• Environmental law and economics
• General economic principles with applications to law and economics

Contact the Editorial Team

Editor-in-Chief
Professor James Langenfeld
Navigant Economics and School of Law, Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
james.langenfeld@naviganteconomics.com

Assistant Editor
Raleigh Richards
raleigh.richards@naviganteconomics.com

Executive Publisher
Kim Eggleton
keggleton@emeraldinsight.com

Volumes within this series

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Print copy & more information

For more information about any of the volumes listed below, or to purchase a print copy, please click on the relevant volume title:

• Research in Law and Economics, Volume 25
• Law and Economics- Toward Social Justice, Volume 24
• Research in Law and Economics- A Journal of Policy, Volume 23
• Research in Law and Economics- A Journal of Policy, Volume 22
• Antitrust Law and Economics, Volume 21
• An Introduction to the Law and Economics of Environmental Policy- Issues in Institutional Design, Volume 20
• Research in Law and Economics, Volume 19
• Research in Law and Economics, Volume 18

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