The Law and Economics of the Environment

Abstract

Law and economics of the environment - an overview, Anthony Heyes Coasean bargaining in collaborative environmental policy, Jason F. Shogren and Thomas A. Rhoads the vertical extension of environmental liability through chains of ownership, contract and supply, James Boyd and Daniel Ingberman horizontal vicarious liability, Tracy R. Lewis and David E.M. Sappington liability policy and toxic pollution releases, Anna Alberini and David Austin the economics of clean up and implications for legal design, Carl V. Phillips and Richard J. Zeckhauser environmental liability in practice - liability for cleanup of contaminated sites under superfund, Hilary Sigman self-enforcement of environmental law, Robert Innes the theory of penalties - leverage and dealing, Winston Harrington and Anthony Heyes criminal law as an instrument of environmental policy - theory and empirics, Mark A. Cohen citizen suits, Chad Settle et al law versus regulation - a political economy model of instrument choice in environmental policy, Marcel Boyer and Donatella Porrini international harmonization of environmental law - theory with application to the European Union, Henry van Egteren and R. Todd Smith insurability, environmental risks and the law, Howard C. Kunreuther and Paul K. Freeman environmental damages in court - the American trader case, David J. Chapman and Michael Hanemann protest, property rights and hazardous waste - a reassessment, Robert Cameron Mitchell and Richard T. Carson.

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