Economic Analysis of Law: Case Studies Series

Author: Richard A. Posner [USA]
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Publish Date: 2003-09-02
Features: The series features the following:
﹡ Covers major legal departments of American law
﹡ Reflects the new developments in American law in the 21st century
﹡ Emphasizes the application of multidisciplinary research methods
﹡ Provides clear and concise chapter summaries with highlights
﹡ Lists classic cases and annotations, supplemented with relevant questions and materials to explain important legal principles
﹡ Accompanied by a teacher's manual that answers all difficult questions, making it convenient to use
﹡ Timely updates with new cases and a compilation of legal provisions
Richard A. Posner, a pioneer in the field of legal and economic analysis, employs a concise and clear writing style that makes the study of economics accessible. The book is organized around the concept of law, covering all key areas from common law to constitutional law. It uses non-quantitative analytical methods, making it suitable for readers without a background in mathematics or economics. The broad topics promote classroom discussions among students, and the chapters expand readers' knowledge through the posing of questions and in-depth readings.