Chapter 1 Never the Twain Shall Meet?

Chapter 2 To What Extent Is the Opposition Between Civil Law and Common Law Relevant for Law and Economics?

Chapter 4 Homo Economicus Versus Homo Iuridicus

Chapter 5 Three Realistic Strategies for Explaining and Predicting Judicial Decisions

Chapter 6 Some Thoughts on Economic Reasoning in Appellate Courts and Legal Scholarship

Chapter 7 Cultures of Administrative Law in Europe: From Weberian Bureaucracy to ‘Law and Economics’

Chapter 8 The “Hand Rule” as a Standard of Care in Swiss Tort Law?

Chapter 9 Efficiency and Swiss Contract Law

Chapter 10 Class Action Lawsuits in Europe: A Comparative and Economic Analysis

Chapter 11 Crown Witnesses in Switzerland?

Chapter 12 The Case for a Principled Approach to Law and Economics: Efficiency Analysis and General Principles of EU Law

Chapter 13 Homo Economicus, Behavioural Sciences, and Economic Regulation: On the Concept of Man in Internal Market Regulation and its Normative Basis

Chapter 14 Economic Principles in Antitrust Law in the Aftermath of the More Economic Approach