Working Papers in Law & Economics
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The George Mason University School of Law publishes
the Working Papers in Law and Economics, which provides
the full text of faculty papers. The most recent
Working Papers are listed below. Click the paper
title to view an abstract, and click the Adobe Acrobat
icon following the title to download the publication
in full-text.
The Law School's Working Papers in Law & Economics
are also available from the Social
Science Research Network (SSRN).
For additional information on publications in this
series, including an option to search titles and
abstracts, please refer to one of the following pages:
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Most Recent Working Papers:
Daubert’s Debut: The Supreme Court, the Economics of Scientific Evidence, and the Adversarial System
(no. 07-49)
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Jeffrey S. Parker |
No Armistice at 11: A Commentary on the Supreme Court’s 1993 Amendment to Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
(no. 07-48)
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Bruce H. Kobayashi |
Jeffrey S. Parker |
Did the Corporate Criminal Sentencing Guidelines Matter? Some Preliminary Empirical Observations
(no. 07-47)
| By:
Jeffrey S. Parker |
Raymond A. Atkins |
Revisiting the Fable of Reform
(no. 07-46)
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Allison Hayward |
Guns, Crime, and Academics: Some Reflections on the Gun Control Debate
(no. 07-45)
| By:
Jeffrey S. Parker |
Evidence: General Economic Analysis
(no. 07-44)
| By:
Jeffrey S. Parker |
Bruce H. Kobayashi |
The Private Society and the Liberal Public Good in John Locke's Thought
(no. 07-43)
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Eric R. Claeys |
Civil Procedure: General Economic Analysis
(no. 07-42)
| By:
Bruce H. Kobayashi |
Jeffrey S. Parker |
The Roberts Court and the Chicago School of Antitrust: The 2006 Term and Beyond
(no. 07-41)
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Joshua D. Wright |
Procedure in American and European Law: A General Economic Analysis
(no. 07-40)
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Peter Lewisch |
Jeffrey S. Parker |
NAFTA meets the American Torts Process: O'Keefe v. Loewen
(no. 07-39)
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Michael I. Krauss |
Economics of Evidence and Proof
(no. 07-38)
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Jeffrey S. Parker |
Avoidance Costs in Optimal Penalties
(no. 07-37)
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Jeffrey S. Parker |
D.C.’s Handgun Ban and the Constitutional Right to Arms: One Hard Question?
(no. 07-36)
| By:
Nelson Lund |
Does Blight Really Justify Condemnation?
(no. 07-35)
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Steven J. Eagle |
Punitive Damages and the Supreme Court: A Tragedy in Five Acts
(no. 07-34)
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Michael I. Krauss |
Postponing the 2007 “Restyling” Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A Letter to Members of the Judiciary Committees of the House and Senate
(no. 07-33)
| By:
Jeffrey S. Parker |
Behavioral Law and Economics, Paternalism, and Consumer Contracts: An Empirical Perspective
(no. 07-32)
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Joshua D. Wright |
Reclaiming the First Amendment Through Union Dues Restrictions?
(no. 07-31)
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Harry G. Hutchison, IV |
What Workers Want or What Labor Experts Want Them to Want? A Review Essay of What Workers Want by Richard B. Freeman
& Joel Rogers, Updated Edition, ILR Press (2006)
(no. 07-30)
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Harry G. Hutchison, IV |
