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Introductory books; introductory articles; monographs; book reviews;symposia; collection of (new) articles; readers; doctoral or masters theses;organization of research and teaching, Claus Ott and Tina Neuling; history oflaw and economics, Ejan Mackaay; law and economics in Austria, WolfgangWeigel; law and economics in Belgium, Gerrit De Geest; law and economics inDenmark, Henrik Lando; law and economics in Finland, Risto Nuolimaa and PekkaTimonen; law and economics in France, Lionel Montagne; law and economics inGermany, Roland Kirstein; law and economics in Greece, Aristedes N. Hatzis;law and economics in Hungary, Andras Sajo and Kinga Petervari; law andeconomics in Italy, Roberto Pardolesi and Guideppe Bellantuono; law andeconomics in Mexico, Andres Roemer and Jose Diego Valades; law and economicsin the Netherlands, Rudi W. Holzhauer and Rob Teijl; law and economics inNorway, Erling Eide; law and economics in Portugal, Miguel Moura e Silva; lawand economics in Quebec, Frederick Charette; law and economics in Taiwan,Steven S. Kan; law and economics in Serbia, Zeliko Sevic; law and economicsin Spain, Santos Pastor and Jesus Pintos; law and economics in Sweden, GoranSkogh; law and economics in Switzerland; methodology - general, HeicoKerkmeester; schools - general, Ejan Mackaay; Austrian school; institutionallaw and economics, Steven G. Medema, Nicholas Mercuro and Warren J. Samuels;new institutional economics, Peter G. Klein; property rights approach; gametheory applied to law; comparative law and economics, Ugo A. Mattei, LuisaAntoniolli and Andrea Rossato; experimental law and economics, Richard H.McAdams; law and economics of development, Edardo Buscaglia; public choice,constitutional political economy, and law and economics, Ludwig Van denHauwe; law and macroeconomics, Richard L. Gordon; other sociologicalapproaches, Ian R. Macneil; the law and economics of anthropology, RobertCooter; new economic history and law and economics, Alexander J. Field;critical legal studies, Wayne Eastman; rational choice theory in law andeconomics, Thomas S. Ulen; the endowment effect, Christopher Curran; thecoase theorem, Steven G. Medema and Richard O. Zerbe, Jr.; transaction costs,Douglas W. Allen; public goods and club goods, Patrick McNutt; networkexternalities, William H. Page and John E. Lopatka; path dependence, Stan J.Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis; non-legal sanctions, Stephen Panther;legal error, Warren F. Schwartz; norms and values in law and economics, DenisJ. Brion; general structure of the law, Donald Wittman.