“I just finished up as President of the Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics (SIOE), which had its annual meeting this year at Sciences Po in Paris (I hosted the conference last year at Harvard when I was President-Elect). As is the custom, I gave a very short address at the conference dinner. My topic was well within the domain of private law: I suggested that the notion of property used in institutional and organizational economics was ironically thin, that institutional analysis could be turned back on property itself, and that this would require continued methodological openness …” (more)
[Henry Smith, New Private Law, 23 June]
First posted 2016-06-24 05:55:51
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