Vol. 79, No. 2

SYMPOSIUM EDITOR
Horacio Spector

FOREWORD
Horacio Spector

GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES, LEGAL SYSTEMS, AND THE CONCEPT OF LAW
Lewis A. Kornhauser

WHAT LEGAL SCHOLARS CAN LEARN FROM LAW AND ECONOMICS
Anthony Ogus

THE UNEXPECTED GUEST: LAW AND ECONOMICS, LAW AND OTHER COGNATE DISCIPLINES, AND THE FUTURE OF LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP
Thomas S. Ulen

FUNCTIONAL LAW AND ECONOMICS: THE SEARCH FOR VALUE-NEUTRAL PRINCIPLES OF LAWMAKING
Francesco Parisi and Jonathan Klick

SHOULD LAW PROFESSORS TEACH PUBLIC CHOICE THEORY?
Guido Pincione

LEGAL ANALYSIS OF ECONOMICS: SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF RATIONAL COMMITMENT
Bruce Chapman

GÖDEL, KAPLOW, SHAVELL: CONSISTENCY AND COMPLETENESS IN SOCIAL DECISION-MAKING
Giuseppe Dari Mattiacci

FAIRNESS AND WELFARE FROM A COMPARATIVE LAW PERSPECTIVE
Horacio Spector

KENNETH M. PIPER LECTURES

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE PROFESSIONAL WORKFORCE
Marion Crain

COMMENTARY: ORGANIZED PROFESSIONALS CAN BE EFFECTIVE PRODUCERS
Robert M. Tobias

THE CHANGING WORLD OF EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
Maria O’Brien Hylton