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Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics (JITE)

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Volume 174 (2018) / Issue 1

Editorial Preface

Christoph Engel, Urs Schweizer
Empirical Methods for the Law
pp. 1-4 (4)
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35th International Seminar on the New Institutional Economics - Empirical Methods for the Law

Table of Contents
pp. I (1)
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Articles

Christoph Engel
Empirical Methods for the Law
pp. 5-23 (19)
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J.J. Prescott
Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies
pp. 34-63 (30)
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Eric Helland, Jungmo Yoon
Multilevel Selection in Litigation Data: A Bounds Approach
pp. 115-130 (16)
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Eric Helland, Daniel Klerman, Yoon-Ho Alex Lee
Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation
pp. 143-170 (28)
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Jonah B. Gelbach
Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation
pp. 171-176 (6)
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Kathryn Zeiler
Investigating the Politics of Legal Empirics: Possible Next Steps
pp. 238-243 (6)
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Comment

Daniel Gilbert, Martin T. Wells
Empirical Methods for the Law
pp. 24-28 (5)
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Jonathan Klick
What Should Empirical Legal Economists Do?
pp. 29-33 (5)
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Jeffrey Fagan
Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies
pp. 64-72 (9)
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Henry Hansmann
Assessing Access-to-Justice Outreach Strategies
pp. 73-76 (4)
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Klaus Fiedler
Beware of Causal Inferences
pp. 99-104 (6)
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Oliver Kirchkamp
Does a Bounds Approach Help with Selection in Litigation Data?
pp. 131-136 (6)
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Urs Schweizer
Maybe there Is No Bias in the Selection of Disputes for Litigation
pp. 177-182 (6)
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Elliott Ash
Emerging Tools for a »Driverless« Legal System
pp. 206-213 (8)
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Michael A. Livermore
Will AI Eat ELS?
pp. 214-219 (6)
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