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PAC 419 Telephone: x2366 (From off-campus: 860-685-2366) Office Hours: W 11:00- noon 2:10-4:00 pm E-Mail: radelstein@wesleyan.edu |
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Research Interests: Economics of Law, American Economic
History, History of Economic Thought, Spontaneous Social Order |
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Recent Publications: |
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"Toward a Comparative Economics of Plea
Bargaining," 11 European Journal of Law and Economics
(January 2001), pp. 47-67 (with Thomas Miceli). "Victims as Cost Bearers," 3 Buffalo Criminal Law Review (1999), pp. 131-173. Translated by K. Klein and reprinted as "Opfer als Kostenträger," in B.Schünemann and M. D. Dubber, eds., Die Stellung des Opfers im Strafrechtssystem: Neue Entwicklungen in Deutschland und den USA, Carl Heymanns Verlag, Köln, (2000), pp. 139-173. "The Origins of Property and the Powers of Government," in W. J. Samuels and N. Mercuro, eds., The Fundamental Interrelationships Between Govern-ment and Property, JAI Press, Greenwich, CT (1999), pp. 25-35. Four entries in P. Newman, ed., The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law, Macmillan, London (1998): "Language Orders," 7 Constitutional Political Economy (Fall 1996), pp. 221-238. |
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Work in Progress : |
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| "Scientific Management and the Planner's Problem." This is a manuscript in the history of economic thought dealing with Frederick Winslow Taylor's effort to create an objective science of work. | |