To What Extent did European Legal Theory Pave the Way for an Economic Analysis of Law? Insights from Kelsen, Hart and Del Vecchio

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History of Economic Ideas Pub Date : 2015-01-01 DOI:10.1400/240141

Régis Lanneau

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Abstract

The transatlantic divide in the reception of law and economics is difficult to explain. Many factors have been mentioned without perfect success. The influence of legal theory has been unfortunately omitted. This article will show that European legal theory largely paved the way for an economic analysis of law through the clarification of legal language. EAL is certainly excluded as a theory of law, but it is recognized as a theory about law. Moreover, EAL through the lens of European legal theory is in part redefined.

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欧洲法律理论在多大程度上为法律的经济分析铺平了道路?来自Kelsen, Hart和Del Vecchio的见解

大西洋两岸在接受法律和经济学方面的分歧很难解释。许多因素都被提及，但都没有完全成功。不幸的是，法律理论的影响被忽略了。本文将表明，欧洲法律理论通过澄清法律语言，在很大程度上为法律的经济分析铺平了道路。EAL当然被排除在法律理论之外，但它被认为是一种关于法律的理论。此外，通过欧洲法律理论的视角，EAL在一定程度上得到了重新定义。

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