An edition of Foundations of tort law
(1994)
Foundations of tort law
by Saul X. Levmore
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1994
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Foundation Press,
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Brand: Foundation Pr
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English
Pages
369
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Table of Contents
Problem of social cost -- Ronald H. Coase
When does the rule of liability matter? -- Harold Demsetz
Consumption theory, production theory, and ideology in the Coase Theorem -- Mark Kelman
Killing or wounding to protect a property interest -- Richard A. Posner
Fairness and utility in tort theory -- George P. Fletcher
Concept of corrective justice in recent theories of tort law -- Richard A. Posner
Rethinking comparative law: variety and uniformity in ancient and modern tort law -- Saul Levmore
Tort law and the economy in nineteenth-century America -- Gary T. Schwartz
Some effects of uncertainty on compliance with legal standards -- John E. Calfee, -- Richard Craswell
Remarks on causation and liability -- Judith Jarvis Thomson
Property, wrongfulness, and the duty to compensate -- Jules L. Coleman
Probabilistic recoveries, restitution, and recurring wrongs -- Saul Levmore
Economic loss in tort -- William Bishop
Women, mothers, and the law of fright: a history -- Martha Chamallas, -- Linda K. Kerber
Untaken precautions -- Mark F. Grady
Opting for the British Rule, or if Posner and Shavell can't remember the Coase Theorem, who will? -- John J. Donohue, III
Market in personal injury tort claims -- Marc J. Shukaitis
Boundaries of vicarious liability: an economic analysis of the scope of employment rule and related legal doctrines -- Alan O. Sykes
Creation of a common-law rule: the fellow-servant rule, 1837-1860 -- Social change and the law of industrial accidents-- Lawrence M. Friedman,-- Jack Ladinsky.
Waiting for rescue: an essay on the evolution and incentive structure of the law of affirmative obligations -- Saul Levmore
Lawyer's primer on feminist theory and tort -- Leslie Bender
Case for a duty to rescue -- Ernest J. Weinrib
Property rules, liability rules, and inalienability: one view of the Cathedral -- Guido Calabresi, -- A. Douglas Melamed
Critique of economic and sociological theories of social control -- Robert C. Ellickson
Social consequences of common-law rules -- Richard Epstein
Current insurance crisis and modern tort law -- George L. Priest
Incentive issues in the design of "no-fault" compensation systems -- Michael J. Trebilcock
Proposals of products liability reform: a theoretical synthesis -- Alan Schwartz
Some reflections on the process of tort reform -- Robert L. Rabin
In the shadow of the legislature: the common law in the age of the new public law-- Daniel A. Farber,-- Philip P. Frickey.
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