‘Law and Economics for the Read-Write Generation: A Review of Guido Calabresi’s The Future of Law and Economics

“One of the great pleasures of this little book is that it does not attempt to be exhaustive. Reading it feels like being whisked through a behind-the-scenes tour of a chocolate boutique, with the chocolatier himself merely gesturing modestly at the lines of perfected squares behind the counters, and then enthusiastically pressing new creations upon you: would you try this one, where I have treated basil as if it were raspberry? How about a bite of altruism, which I treat just like any other taste or preference? Many flavors are familiar, others exotic; and some of the oddest combinations seem obvious when combined by the hand of a master …” (more)

[Arden Rowell, Concurring Opinions, 5 February]

First posted 2016-02-06 07:20:49

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