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Book Title: Comparative Law and Economics
Editor(s): Eisenberg, Theodore; Ramello, B. Giovanni
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN (hard cover): 9780857932570
Section Title: Preface
Number of pages: 2
Extract:
preface
this book is the result of the meeting and the ensuing friendship
between ted eisenberg and myself. our meeting took place several years
ago, in turin, at the ieL program in Comparative analysis of institutions,
economics and Law, which i had (and still have) the privilege to chair, and
with which ted enthusiastically cooperated for many years.
it has always been a great source of pride and honor to me that, in
his Cv, ted listed his ieL affiliation second, directly after Cornell Law
school. i never believed, even for a moment, that this was mere flattery,
because it was matched by his tireless dedication to the program, from
both an educational and research point of view. many students were fas-
cinated by his courses on empirical legal studies, and subsequently gravi-
tated toward empirical analysis in their doctoral research. even i, despite
coming from the theoretical side of economics, was somehow `infected' by
his contagious enthusiasm for empirical studies on legal institutions, to the
point that these now represent a consistent part of the current research i
am conducting with other colleagues. in fact, ted and i had in progress a
number of joint projects on the empirics of the judiciary, to be done with
some of `our' ieL doctors. the team is now trying to continue this work
which unfortunately cannot be completed all together.
during the course of our collaboration at ieL, ted and i also started
to talk about comparative law and economics. in a ...
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