Volume 107: Issue 8

• Articles & Essays

  Could Breach of Contract Be Immoral?

  • Seana Shiffrin
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  Let Us Never Blame a Contract Breaker

  • Richard A. Posner
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  In (Partial) Defense of Strict Liability in Contract

  • Robert E. Scott
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  A Comparative Fault Defense in Contract Law

  • Ariel Porat
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  An Information Theory of Willful Breach

  • Oren Bar-Gill
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  Willfulness Versus Expectation: A Promisor-Based Defense of Willful Breach Doctrine

  • Steve Thel
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  Fault at the Contract-Tort Interface

  • Roy Kreitner
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  Why Breach of Contract May Not Be Immoral Given the Incompleteness of Contracts

  • Steven Shavell
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  The Fault Principle As the Chameleon of Contract Law: A Market Function Approach

  • Stefan Grundmann
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  The Fault That Lies Within Our Contract Law

  • George M. Cohen
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Other

  Foreword: Fault in American Contract Law

  • Omri Ben-Shahar
  • Published: June, 2009
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• Articles & Essays

  Stipulated Damages, Super-Strict Liability, and Mitigation in Contract Law

  • Saul Levmore
  • Published: June, 2009
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