Law and economics for the continental legal tradition

Thanks to this original publication, readers, initially focused on civil or continental law systems, will be able to familiarize themselves with the key ideas of interaction between law and economics.
Ian McCai offers a full-scale review of the most important aspects of the argument inherent in economic science, introduces the coza theorem and legal institutions, such as intellectual property right, extra-training civil liability and contracts. The structure of the book duplicates the system according to which the right is taught in civil law. The publication is equipped with presentations, references to the articles of the Civil Code in combination with understandable explanations, without excessive stops on graphics and tables. The book is a translation of an English -speaking publication, the basis for which was a textbook in French (2008).
This fundamental work is designed to make up for a serious gap in the literature on the right and economics, the book will become an invaluable resource for lawyers and economists who study and work in countries with a continental legal tradition