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"It is better to ask some of the questions than to know all the answers."
-- James Thurber
"Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers."
-- Voltaire
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I'm currently developing a set of webpages for my summer class on "Legal
Process," open to incoming first-year students at Cumberrland. Comments
are welcome:
The
Core of American Law on a Single Page
The
Idea of "Natural Liberty" in the Founding Era
British/American
Legal Timeline
A
Hedgehog's Legal Glossary
Project
Posner is a searchable database of Richard Posner's judicial opinions
from 1981 to mid-2007. A great resource!
A. Antitrust Law
"[T]he Sherman Act is a humbug based on economic
ignorance and incompetence. . . ."
-- Mr. Justice
Holmes, in private letter to Sir Frederick Pollock, 1910
"Antitrust laws in general, and the Sherman Act in
particular, are the Magna Carta of free
enterprise."
-- Mr. Justice Marshall,
in U.S. v. Topco Associates, 1972
I strongly recommend two very good, short, introductory essays on business and economics. The shorter of the two is Dwight Lee, Free Enterprise: The Economics of Cooperation (2002). Only slightly longer is Gwartney & Stroup's What Everyone Should Know About Economics and Prosperity. I urge everyone -- and particularly those with any worry about his or her lack of prior exposure to the business world -- to, at the least, read these publications online. A hard copy of the latter may now be hard to find, since it has been superceded by Common Sense Economics, by Gwartney, Stroup, and Dwight Lee (also recommended). A summary of "Ten Key Elements of Economics" by GS&L appeared in the Heritage Foundation's Insider, Spring 2005 (a PDF file).
An older text along these same lines is Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson (1946).
Also recommended: the online reference materials provided by The Economist magazine, including an economics dictionary.
Federalist
Society's corporations, securities & antitrust practice group
Federalist
Society bibliography (scroll down to antitrust)
** Our
casebook's web site
Antitrust
Case Browser (St. Olaf College)
Supreme
Court Antitrust Debates (Ripon College)
U.S. Department
of Justice, Antitrust Division
Federal Trade
Commission
ABA
Section of Antitrust Law
Competititve
Enterprise Institute
Antitrust
Policy (Luke Froeb's page, currently down)
Merger
Policy Home Page
American
Antitrust Institute (a good source for antitrust news)
Yahoo
page on antitrust & trade regulation news
good
antitrust links page (from American Antitrust Institute)
Shenefield & Stelzer, The
Antitrust Laws: A Primer (AEI, 4th ed., 2001) -- full text available
in PDF
Internet resources re U.S. v. Microsoft:
Yahoo
full coverage (many links)
Jurist
guide to Microsoft litigation
BBC
News coverage (including extensive, day-by-day reports on the trial)
Reason
Magazine
Mises
Institute
Thomas
Sowell (on MS case, and antitrust generally)
links
to foreign antitrust bureaucracies (including European Union)
OECD's
competition policy website
Competition
and Regulation Bulletin (from London Economics consulting firm)
B. Business Organizations
"A man is rarely more harmlessly employed than when
engaged in making money."
-- Samuel Johnson (1775)
I strongly recommend two very good, short, introductory essays on business and economics. The shorter of the two is Dwight Lee, Free Enterprise: The Economics of Cooperation (2002). Only slightly longer is Gwartney & Stroup's What Everyone Should Know About Economics and Prosperity. I urge all my students -- and particularly those with any student worry about his or her lack of prior exposure to the business world -- to, at the least, read these publications online. A hard copy of the latter may now be hard to come by, since it has been superceded by Common Sense Economics, by Gwartney, Stroup, and Dwight Lee (also recommended). A summary of "Ten Key Elements of Economics" by GS&L appeared in the Heritage Foundation's Insider, Spring 2005 (a PDF file).
An older text along these same lines is Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson (1946).
Also recommended: the online reference materials provided by The Economist magazine, including an economics dictionary. Investopedia.com offers a financial dictionary.
Roberta Romano has written an excellent history of the transformation of the study of business organizations in the 1980s, After the Revolution in Corporate Law (2005). Amitai Aviram, A Note on Economic Theories of the Firm (2006) -- scroll down to "SSRN Electronic Paper Collection" and click on one of the icons under "Download the document from"
One of our casebook's co-authors, Stephen Bainbridge, daily updates
a great legal web log, ProfessorBainbridge.com,
that is devoted mostly to corporation and securities issues. Other
useful blogs:
Ideoblog
(Larry Ribstein)
Harvard
Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation blog
Conglomerate
Blog
Business
Law Prof Blog (Dale Oesterle)
The Entrepreneurial
Mind
Carnival of the
Capitalists
Organizations
and Markets
Micromotives:
The Science and Art of Decisionmaking
Market
Movers finance blog
Plus: there are good lists of economics blogs
at
Atlantic Blog and Tufte's
Economics Classes Blog.
The NY Times's extensive DealBook
blog is a great resource re: "mergers, acquisitions, venture capital,
hedge funds,"
and includes The
Deal Professor edited by Steven Davidoff of the Wayne State U.
law school.
Those of you interested in Alabama business news should read Business Alabama and the Birmingham Business Journal.
Federalist
Society's corporations, securities & antitrust practice group
Federalist
Society bibliography (scroll down to corporate law)
Jurist
subject guide to business organizations
Business
Resources on the Internet (U. of Pittsburgh)
Delaware Secretary
of State, Division of Corporations
Delaware Court
of Chancery
Delaware
Corporate Law Clearinghouse (Widener U.)
Larry
Ribstein's Business Association Home Page (esp. unincorporated
entities)
Implied
Terms & Interpretation in Contract Law (Cohen, in Encyclopedia
of Law & Econ)
Vicarious
& Corporate Civil Liability (Kraakman, in Encyclopedia of Law &
Econ)
Limited
Liability (Carney, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
Insider
Trading (Bainbridge, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
ABA
Section of Business Law
American Corporate
Counsel Association
U.S. Chamber
of Commerce
National
Federation of Independent Business
Foundations
of Business Law (Babson College)
The Role of Business in the Modern World (David Henderson, IEA, 2004). A British economist answers anti-globalist and other critiques of capitalism and the corporation. You can download the entire 200-plus page text as a PDF file, free of charge, by scrolling to the bottom of the page I've linked.
Alan Greenspan on trust and capitalism (2004). Also, check out his "Adam Smith Memorial Lecture" from 2005.
For more insight into Unocal v. Mesa Petroleum, check out the T. Boone Pickens Archive and the Speeches of Boone Pickens.
The
Future of the Company (The Economist, December 20, 2001)
Encyclopedia
of Corporate Governance
OECD Corporate
Affairs Directorate (European (mostly) super-bureaucrats)
The
Corporate Library (Nell Minow) (includes the very useful Patterson
Report, a digest of articles on corporate
governance)
Eight
New Columnists on Yahoo Finance re personal investing/success.
Read them regularly!
Getting
Rich in America: A Few Easy Rules to Follow (Richard McKenzie
& Dwight Lee)
Guide
to Personal Finance (Malcolm Getz, Vanderbilt U.)
NY
Stock Exchange educational materials
Investor's
Business Daily learning center (teach yourself the basics of investing)
The Motley Fool
(includes
the Fool's School, self-teaching materials re investing)
Marketplace
Money (Public Radio program on personal finance and investing)
Personal
Finance Calculator (from WebMath)
Efficient
Frontier (personal investing from Birth of Plenty author
William Bernstein)
Heilbrunn
Center for Graham & Dodd Investing, Columbia Business School
The Concise Finance Encyclopedia
Contingency
Analysis (Glyn Holton's site includes useful "Risk
Glossary")
Finance
teaching web page (Prof. Aswath Damodaran, NYU business school)
Jim
Garven Weblog (Baylor finance prof's blog on risk management, insurance
and finance topics)
The Street
Yahoo! Finance
Bloomberg
news service
Investor's
Business Daily (today's edition)
Financial Times
(London) (free registration)
Alphaville
(the FT blog, very good)
CBS Market
Watch
CNN/Money
Forbes Magazine
Business
Week
Fortune
Magazine
The Economist
Joint Economic
Committee of the U.S. Congress (good source for current/recent macro
data)
Securities
Class Action Clearinghouse (Stanford Law School)
EDGAR
(the SEC's database of corporate information)
The
Securities Lawyer's Deskbook (U. of Cincinnati law school)
U.S. Securities
& Exchange Commission
Federal
Tax Law
Tax Reform
Now
Bankruptcy
research database (large Chapter 11 cases) (Lynn LoPucki, UCLA)
Railroads:
The First Big Business; American Economic History; and Entrepreneurs and
American Economic Growth
(fascinating course materials
by economic historian Keith Poole, of UC San Diego)
Contracting
and Organizations Research Institute (work in the Coasian vein,
at the U. of Missouri)
International
Society for New Institutional Economics
1990
Nobel Prize in economics to H. Markowitz, M. Miller & W.
Sharpe
1997
Nobel Prize in economics to R. Merton & M. Scholes
see also Ronald Coase interview and Nobel
Prize, and Eric Posner, Agency Models in Law and Economics, in Econ Analysis
of Law (Section IV of my
links page)
C. Environmental Law
see also section D, immediately below,
for administrative law materials
Federalist
Society bibliography (scroll down to environmental law)
Overlawyered.com
environmental law resources
Jurist
subject guide to environmental law
Environmental
Law Teachers' Clearinghouse (lots of links)
Pace
Law School environmental program (includes Environmental Law Library)
Citizens for
a Sound Economy
Competitive Enterprise
Institute
Defenders
of Property Rights
Foundation
for Research on Economics and the Environment
Political Economy
Research Center
Center
on Environmental and Land Use Law (NYU)
Garrett Hardin, The
Tragedy of the Commons (1968)
Garrett Hardin, Extensions
of 'The Tragedy of the Commons' (1998)
Robert Stavins, Environmental
Economics (2004) (a brief survey)
Peter Huber,
Hard Green: Saving the Environment from the Environmentalists
(info on the
recent book, and magazine and newspaper columns by Huber on environmental
policy)
Bjorn Lomborg is the author of "The Skeptical
Environmentalist." A former Greenpeace member, Lomborg "challenges
widely held beliefs that the world environmental situation is getting worse"
and "documents that the world has actually improved." He concludes
"that there are more reasons for optimism than pessimism," "stresses the
need for clear-headed prioritization of resources to tackle real, not imagined,
problems," and "offers a non-partisan evaluation that serves as a useful
corrective to the more alarmist accounts favored by campaign groups and
the media.") The Cambridge University Press website for the book
is here. Lomborg's
personal website is here.
Terry Anderson, You
Have to Admit Its Getting Better: From Economic Prosperity to Environmental
Quality (2004)
Jonathan
Adler's home page (Case Western environmental law professor)
The
Commons (an environmental web log)
Free-Market
Environmentalism Reading List
2004
Index of Leading Environmental Indicators From the Pacific
Research Institute.
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency
U.S.
Department of Justice, Environmental & Natural Resources Division
U.S. Department
of the Interior
U.S. Bureau of
Land Management
Alabama
Department of Environmental Management
for a local take on things, see Bama
Environmental News
see also Ronald Coase interview & Nobel Prize,
in Econ Analysis of Law (in Section IV of my
links page)
D. Administrative Law
Public Law Process (summers)
Legal & Social Environment of Business
(Samford
MBA Program)
Trade and commerce, if they were not made of India
rubber, would never manage to bounce
over the obstacles which legislators are continually
putting in their way; and, if one were to
judge these men wholly by the effects of their actions,
and not partly by their intentions, they
would deserve to be classed and punished with those
mischievous persons who put
obstructions on the railroads.
-- Henry David Thoreau, Civil Disobedience (1849)
I strongly recommend two very good, short, introductory essays on business and economics. The shorter of the two is Dwight Lee, Free Enterprise: The Economics of Cooperation (2002). Only slightly longer is Gwartney & Stroup's What Everyone Should Know About Economics and Prosperity. I urge all my students -- and particularly those with any student worry about his or her lack of prior exposure to the business world -- to, at the least, read these publications online. A hard copy of the latter may now be hard to come by, since it has been superceded by Common Sense Economics, by Gwartney, Stroup, and Dwight Lee (also recommended). A summary of "Ten Key Elements of Economics" by GS&L appeared in the Heritage Foundation's Insider, Spring 2005 (a PDF file).
An older text along these same lines is Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson (1946).
Also recommended: the online reference materials provided by The Economist magazine, including an economics dictionary.
RegInfo.gov
"Where to find Federal Regulatory Information"
FedStats.gov,
"statistics from more than 100 agencies"
YouTube clip from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: "Who are those guys?"
Federalist
Society's administrative law & regulation practice group
Federalist
Society bibliography (scroll down to administrative law &
regulatory practice)
Jurist
subject guide to administrative law
Administrative
Procedure Act (APA) & other federal admin law resources
Code
of Federal Regulations (CFR)
Federal
Register
U.S.
Office of Management & Budget materials on regulatory policy
Mercatus
Center (George Mason U.)
Mercatus
Center Regulatory Studies Program
Primer
on Regulation, by Susan Dudley (2005)
The
Regulatory Process, by Susan Dudley & Joseph Johnson (2001)
Harvard
Center for Risk Analysis
CDC
-- National Center for Injury Prevention & Control (both
fatal and nonfatal injury statistics)
AEI
health policy website
Michael Fumento
website (skeptical, provacative reporting about health and safety
risks and regulation)
Cass Sunstein, "The Cost-Benefit State," Working
Paper # 39, from U. of Chicago Olin
Program Working Papers,
in Section III of my
links page
The
Future of Market Regulation (Roger Sherman's 2000 presidential
address to the Southern Economic
Association; PDF file)
Capitalism
and Its Discontents (Michael Boskin, 1998)
Politics
and Government in the Super-Affluent Society (Christopher DeMuth,
2000)
AEI-Brookings
Joint Center for Regulatory Studies
ABA
Section of Administrative Law & Regulatory practice
* The ABA's
APA Project (much info on the Act and its subsequent interpretation,
including a "Blackletter Statement on Federal Administrative Law")
ABA
Administrative Procedure Database (at Florida State U.)
Regulation
magazine (Cato Institute)
Regulation
Watch (the Heritage Foundation's "one-stop page for information on
regulation in America")
Public
Utilities (Geddes, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
Regulatory
Policy Center -- the work of James V. DeLong
In
Defense of the Economic Analysis of Regulation, by Robert Hahn (AEI,
2004) -- downloadable as a PDF
file here
Weidenbaum
Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy (Washington
U.)
Its annual review
of federal regulatory agency spending, by Veronique de Rugy & Melinda
Warren (2008) (PDF)
1982
Nobel Prize in economics to George Stigler
see also materials on Legislation in section
E. (immediately below); the Ronald Coase interview
(in Section III of my
links page); and the sites listed under Public Policy Debates (Section
VI
of my links page)
Cost
v. Benefit: Clearing the Air (comment on Supreme Court
decision in Whitman v. American Trucking
Associations)
Ten
Thousand Commandments: An Annual Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State
2008 by Wayne Crews, CEI
E. Legislation
Federalist
Society bibliography on legislation (scroll down to legislation)
Jurist
subject guide to legislation and public law
The Federalist Papers (on Yale Avalon Project)
THOMAS
(federal legislative information, maintained by Library of Congress)
Federal
Legislative Research ("A web-based bibliographic instruction program"
from the U. of Michigan)
How
Our Laws Are Made (by U.S. House Parliamentarian)
Enactment
of a Law (by U.S. Senate Parliamentarian)
What Is Public Choice Theory? (by Nobel laureate James Buchanan, 2003)
Statutory
Construction Blog (an earlier blog's 2002-2005 archive is here)
Proposal for a "Restatement
of Statutory Interpretation" (2004, pdf file)
State legislatures: Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Roll Call
magazine
Congressional
Quarterly
Campaigns
and Elections magazine
Center
for Competitive Politics (former FEC Commissioner Bradley Smith) and
its blog
the Election
Law website at the Ohio State law school
Election Law
blog
Skeptic's
Eye campaign finance law blog
Michael Munger, Unintended
Consequences 1, Good Intentions 0 (2006; critique of BCRA)
see also the sites under Public Choice Theory (Section
V) and Public Policy Debates (Section VII) on my
links page
F. Local Government Law (spring 2009)
Briefing paper on US local government (1999) (from Oxford's UK/US Centre for Local Government)
Charles
Tiebout website (U. of Washington)
Economic
geography website, U. of Washington
Alabama Citizens for Constitutional Reform
William Fischel's
homepage at Darmouth
Webpage
on The Homevoter Hypothesis
AEI program, September 2008, on the Jefferson County financial disaster -- audio, video, written materials.
Welcome
to the New -- and Private -- Neighborhood (Reason, April 2006)
Symposium:
Democracy in Action: The Law & Politics of Local Governance (Journal
of Law & Politics, 2005)
Save
the Cities, Stop the Suburbs? (book review essay by Nicole Stelle Garnett)
(Yale Law Journal, 2006)
ABA
Section of State & Local Government Law
Brookings
Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program (a large site)
Institute for
Justice (market-oriented, public-interest law firm)
Clint Bolick, Leviathan:
The Growth of Local Government and the Erosion of Liberty (2004)
-- audio of
April 15, 2006 speech
-- review
by Kenneth Starr, Cornell Law Review (2005)
Local
Liberty (weblog of the Center
for Local Government, the Claremont Institute)
Reason
Foundation (privatization and other market-based solutions to state/local
problems)
Governing
magazine
Vanderbilt
U. course in urban economics (includes a few links)
Lincoln
Institute of Land Policy
Local government websites:
City of Birmingham
City of Homewood
City of Hoover
Jefferson
County
Shelby
County
Edward Galeser's webbed publications (Harvard)
Eric Hanushek's homepage at Stanford (education spending and quality)
Great map/satellite photo sites:
Google
Maps
Yahoo Maps Beta
National Geographic MapMachine
2000
Census (official site)
American
Factfinder (census gateway, easy-to-use)
City-Data.com(mostly
census data, but presented in very useful format)
ePodunk (ditto,
includes collection of old postcards)
Social Science Data
Analysis Network (Michigan) (includes CensusScope
site)
Census
Bureau info on state & local goverment finance
International
City/County Management Association
State
& Local Government Information from the Library of Congress
State
& Local Government on the Net (links page)
Municipal
codes on-line (from the Municipal Code Corporation)
Municipal
Codes Web Library (from Lexis/Nexis)
Cyburbia:
The planning community (big links page re local governance, land
use planning, etc.)
Kennedy
School of Government - City & Local Government (links page)
Center
for the Study of Rural America at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
City
The
Economic War Among the States (Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank)
The
Economic War Among the States (Minnesota Public Radio, 1996)
see also "Planning and Markets" (in Section
G., below)
Local
Business News from 41 cities via Bizjournal.com
State
and Local Legal Blog at the Stennis Institute of Government, Miss.
State U.
the Election
Law website at the Ohio State law school
Election
Law blog
Skeptic's
Eye campaign finance law blog
Law
of the Land blog on land use law and zoning
Edward
C. Banfield -- An Online Resource
G. Real Property (spring 2009)
Though my heart be left of centre, I have always
known that the only economic system that
works is a market economy, in which everything belongs
to someone -- which means that
someone is responsible for everything. It
is a system in which complete independence and
plurality of economic entities exist within a legal
framework, and its workings are guided chiefly
by the laws of the marketplace. This is the
only natural economy, the only kind that makes sense;
the only one that can lead to prosperity, because
it is the only one that reflects the nature of life
itself.
-- Vaclav Havel,
"Summer Meditations on Politics, Morality and Civility
in a Time of Transition" 62 (1992).
Havel, a playwright, was a leading anti-Soviet dissident in pre-1989
Czechoslovakia. He then served as President of Czechoslovakia
from 1989 to 1992, and President of the Czech Republic from
1993 to 2003. (For more, click
here.)
Federalist
Society bibliography (scroll down to property)
Jurist
subject guide to property and wills/trusts
Glossary of Probate Terminology (EstateFinance)
How
the Pilgrims Made Progress (Wall Street Journal, Nov. 25, 2005)
Tom Bethell, How
Private Property Saved the Pilgrims (1999)
13
Originals: Founding the American colonies (charters, maps)
John Locke, "Of
Property," in Two
Treatises of Government (1689)
James Madison, Property
(1792)
Dharmapala & Pitchford, An
Economic Analysis of "Riding to Hounds": Pierson v. Post Revisited
(2002)
Bethany Berger, It's
Not About the Fox: The Untold Story of Pierson v. Post (2006)
Angela Fernandez, James
Kent and a Pedagogical Theory of Pierson v. Post: It's Really Not About
the Fox (abstract, 2006)
Battle
of Hastings (short explanation and some links from the BBC)
Essential
Norman Conquest (very cool)
Jeremy
Bentham page (scroll down for the "Auto-Icon")
Bentham's
ideas (see esp. the section on "Political Philosophy")
Great
article on customary, common and statute law, from John Hasnas (PDF
file)
Great
lecture on England and the common law by philosopher Roger Scruton
(MP3 file)
Some updated info on the house at issue in Stambovsky v. Ackley (pp. 484-88)
Richard Pipes, Property and Freedom: The Inseparable
Connection (FEE, 2004; audio file; requires Windows Media Player) (the
introduction of Pipes begins at about 7 minutes into the file; his remarks
begin at about 11 minutes in).
Tibor Machan, The
Right to Private Property (2002)
Terry Anderson & Laura Higgins, The
Essential Right (2002)
Terry Anderson & Laura Higgins, Property
Rights: A Practical Guide to Freedom and Prosperity (2003)
Hernando
de Soto, Citadels of Dead Capital (Reason magazine, May 2001)
Hernando de Soto interviews 1994
and 2001
Hernando
de Soto wins Friedman Prize for Liberty (Cato Institute, 2004)
Steven Shavell, Economic
Analysis of Property Law (PDF file; 137 pages; 1.6MB) Six chapters
from Shavell's book, Foundations of Economic Analysis of Law (Harvard
U. Press, 2003), provided free, in draft form. Shavell, a member of the
Harvard Law School faculty, is one of the most highly regarded writers
in the field of "law and economics."
ABA
Section of Real Property, Probate & Trust Law
Land
Use Law (Daniel Mandelker, Wash U-St. Louis law school)
Planning
and Markets (USC e-journal re planned interventions versus market approach)
Elinor
Ostrom on common property resources, etc.
Digital
Library of the Commons (at Indiana U.)
International
Association for the Study of the Commons (also at IU)
Private
and Common Property Rights (Ostrom, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
Nuisance
(Swanson & Kontoleon, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
Zoning
& Land Use Regulation (Fischel, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
William
Fischel's website (Dartmouth)
Fischel's photos of property at issue in Lucas (1995)
and (2000)
Takings
(Miceli & Segerson, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
Renting
(Hirsch, in Encyclopedia of Law & Econ)
see also Ronald Coase interview and Nobel
Prize, in Econ Analysis of Law (Section III of my
links page)
U.S. Supreme Court decision in Tahoe-Sierra
Preservation Council v. Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (2002) in either
HTML
or PDF.
Michigan Supreme Court decision in County
of Wayne v. Hathcock (2004; PDF
file)
U.S. Supreme Court decision in Kelo v.
City of New London (June 23, 2005) in either HTML
or PDF
.
Local
Liberty (weblog of the Center for Local Government, the Claremont Institute)
"Eminent
Domain, Urban Renewal, and the Constitution" (video of a conference
held at the Case Western law school on Feb. 4, 2005)
Institute for Justice
(market-oriented, public-interest law firm)
The
Castle Coalition (anti-eminent domain organization)
Clint Bolick, Leviathan:
The Growth of Local Government and the Erosion of Liberty (2004)
Propertyrights.org
H. Analytical Methods for Lawyers (summers)
See also on my
main links page,
section III.F for materials on game theory and experimental economics
section III.A1 and III.A2 for materials on basic microeconomic theory
section IV for materials on economic analysis of law
section III.D for materials on statistics
Stephen Bainbridge, First,
Kill All the Transactional Lawyers? (2007)
Deals
homepage at the Columbia Law School
Victor Fleischer, Deals,
2002 Columbia Business Law Review 475
Victor
Fleischer's Home Page at U of Colorado
Syllabi of bizecon
courses at UCLA
Professor Klein's course, Contractual
Arranagements in Business (1997)
Business
Law & Policy Program at UCLA Law School
MIT economics graduate course
in Advanced
Contract Theory
Fundamentalfinance.com
("personal finance and economics")
Wharton
Finance and Investment Research
Encyclopedia
of Finance
Finance
teaching web page from Prof. Aswath Damodaran of the NYU business school
Market
Movers finance blog
Jim
Garven Weblog re "risk management, insurance, and finance"
RiskProf
blog on "liability law and economics" from Martin Grace at Georgia State
U.
I. Legal Process (summers) -- Click
here.
** MCL students:
CLICK
HERE for more links em portugues, espanol, English.
J. Freedom,
Prosperity, and Faith (Samford undergraduate, spring 2001)
K. Undergraduate
honors seminar on the Scottish Enlightenment (spring 2010 &
spring 2005)
L. Links
to podcasts and blogs for students in my undergraduate economics classes
(and anyone else who's interested); Environmental
Economics