Vol. 144 No. 5, May 1996

Index

• Decentralized law for a complex economy: the structural approach to adjudicating the new law merchant.
• Law, economics, and inefficient norms.
• Taking private ordering seriously.
• Merchant law in a merchant court: rethinking the Code's search for immanent business norms.
• Products liability through private ordering: notes on a Japanese experiment.
• Illusions of a spontaneous order: "norms" in contractual relationships.
• The Statute of Frauds and business norms: a testable game-theoretic model.
• The enforceability of norms and the employment relationship.
• Labor and lemons: efficient norms in the internal labor market and the possible failures of individual contracting.
• Norms, formalities, and the Statute of Frauds: a comment.
• Magic on the frontier: the norm of efficiency.
• On the expressive function of law.
• The destruction of social capital through law.
• Values versus interests in the explanation of social conflict.
• Voting without law?
• Social meaning and social norms.
• The anonymity tool.
• Group norms, gossip, and blackmail.
• The Song of Deborah: a legal-economic analysis.
• Norms of communication and commodification.