MoneyLaw (and beyond) : inaugural lecture given on the occasion of accepting the position of Professor of Private Law at Maastricht University on Friday September 22, 2017 / by Gijs van Dijck.
2017
K923 .D55 2017 (Map It)
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Title
MoneyLaw (and beyond) : inaugural lecture given on the occasion of accepting the position of Professor of Private Law at Maastricht University on Friday September 22, 2017 / by Gijs van Dijck.
Published
The Hague, The Netherlands : Eleven International Publishing, [2017]
Call Number
K923 .D55 2017
ISBN
9789462367920
9462367922
9462367922
Description
68 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 22 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1024045988
Summary
MoneyLaw (and beyond) examines two significant, current judicial topics: the benefits of Big Data analytics - in particular network analysis - to case law analysis, and the primary position of the monetary perspective in tort law. The book, accordingly, explores how network analysis can be utilised to assist legal researchers in identifying similar decision clusters and their respective precedents.0In addition, the author applies an empirical approach to discuss the role of the monetary perspective, especially in tort law. He evaluates various possible ways to overcome the limitations of monetary compensation and explores new ways to remedy the mismatch between what tort victims seek and what they can receive from the tort law system.
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At head of title: Maastricht University, Faculty of Law.
MoneyLaw (and beyond) examines two significant, current judicial topics: the benefits of Big Data analytics - in particular network analysis - to case law analysis, and the primary position of the monetary perspective in tort law. The book, accordingly, explores how network analysis can be utilised to assist legal researchers in identifying similar decision clusters and their respective precedents.0In addition, the author applies an empirical approach to discuss the role of the monetary perspective, especially in tort law. He evaluates various possible ways to overcome the limitations of monetary compensation and explores new ways to remedy the mismatch between what tort victims seek and what they can receive from the tort law system.
MoneyLaw (and beyond) examines two significant, current judicial topics: the benefits of Big Data analytics - in particular network analysis - to case law analysis, and the primary position of the monetary perspective in tort law. The book, accordingly, explores how network analysis can be utilised to assist legal researchers in identifying similar decision clusters and their respective precedents.0In addition, the author applies an empirical approach to discuss the role of the monetary perspective, especially in tort law. He evaluates various possible ways to overcome the limitations of monetary compensation and explores new ways to remedy the mismatch between what tort victims seek and what they can receive from the tort law system.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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Purchased from the income of the Cardozo Fund
Gift
The Arthur W. Diamond Law Library
Purchased from the income of the Cardozo Fund
Table of Contents
1.
Transformation of Baseball
7
2.
From MoneyBall to MoneyLaw, and beyond
13
3.
Disrupting the Legal Field
15
4.
Thinking Empirically
31
5.
Mismatch between What Victims Need and What Tort Law Has to Offer
39
6.
Limitations of Monetary Compensation
45
7.
Solving the Mismatch
51
8.
Research Agenda
59
9.
Final Remarks
67