CALABRESI AND THE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF
LAW AND ECONOMICS
Keith N. Hylton
Boston University School of Law Working Paper 04-04
This essay traces the vein of thought represented by
Calabresi’s The Costs of Accidents, both backward in time
to examine its sources, and forward to its impact on current scholarship.
I focus on three broad topics: positive versus normative law and economics,
positivist versus anti-positivist thinking in law; and the assumption
of rationality in law and economics.
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