Economic analysis of law has been preoccupied by considerations of
efficiency and often regards values and individual preferences to
be independent of social institutions. This volume analyzes the
flaws in such an approach by pointing out the incommensurability of
fundamental societal values in the context of the institutional
structure. Given that individual preferences and values and social
values impact each other in the context of an institutional
structure, the book recognizes that a comprehensive theory of law
must contend with (i) whether the institutional structure admits an
equilibrium of individual and social values; and (ii) if there is
an equilibrium, then what the extent of divergence is under it
between the realized social values and the desired values.
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