Publications

2010

• A. Arcuri & G. Dari-Mattiacci (2010). Centralization versus decentralization as a risk-return trade-off. The Journal of Law & Economics, 53(2), 359-378.
• G. Dari Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2010). Carrots, sticks and the multiplication effect. Journal of Law Economics & Organization, 26(2), 365-384.

2009

• G. Dari Mattiacci (2009). Negative liability. The Journal of Legal Studies, 38(1), 21-60.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci & N. Garoupa (2009). Least cost avoidance: the tragedy of common safety. Journal of Law Economics & Organization, 25(1), 235-261.

2005

• G. Dari Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2005). The Filtering Effect of Sharing Rules. The Journal of Legal Studies, 34(1), 207-237.

2011

• G. Dari Mattiacci & C. Guerriero (2011). Law, economics, and history: Endogenous institutional change and legal innovation. In M. Faure & J. Smits (Eds.), Does law matter?: On Law and Economic Growth (Ius commune: European and comparative law series, Vol 100) (pp. 137-154). Mortsel: Intersentia Publishers.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci, B. Deffains & B. Lovat (2011). The dynamics of the legal system. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 79(1-2), 95-107.
• B. Abatino, G. Dari-Mattiacci & E.C. Perotti (2011). Depersonalization of business in ancient Rome. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 31(2), 365-389.

2010

• A. Arcuri & G. Dari-Mattiacci (2010). Centralization versus decentralization as a risk-return trade-off. The Journal of Law & Economics, 53(2), 359-378.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci, N. Garoupa & F. Gómez-Pomar (2010). State liability. European Review of Private Law, 18(4), 773-811.
• G. Dari Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2010). Carrots, sticks and the multiplication effect. Journal of Law Economics & Organization, 26(2), 365-384.

2009

• G. de Geest, G. Dari-Mattiacci & J.J. Siegers (2009). Annullable bonuses and penalties. International Review of Law and Economics, 29(4), 349-359.
• G. Dari Mattiacci (2009). Negative liability. The Journal of Legal Studies, 38(1), 21-60.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci & N. Garoupa (2009). Least cost avoidance: the tragedy of common safety. Journal of Law Economics & Organization, 25(1), 235-261.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci, S. Onderstal & F. Parisi (2009). Seeking rents in the shadow of Coase. Public Choice, 139(1-2), 171-196.

2008

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & B.M. Mangan (2008). Disappearing defendants versus judgment-proof injurers. Economica, 75(300), 749-765.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci & N. Garoupa (2008). The unsolvable dilemma of a Paretian policymaker. Supreme Court Economic Review, 16, 89-98.

2007

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & H.-B. Schäfer (2007). The core of pure economic loss. International Review of Law and Economics, 27(1), 8-28.
• G. de Geest & G. Dari-Mattiacci (2007). Soft regulators, tough judges. Supreme Court Economic Review, 15, 119-140.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci & B. Deffains (2007). Uncertainty of law and the legal process. Journal of institutional and theoretical economics, 163(4), 627-656.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci (2007). Arbitration versus settlement. Revue économique, 58(6), 1291-1307.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci, E. Langlais, B. Lovat & F. Parisi (2007). Crowding-out in productive and redistributive rent-seeking. Public Choice, 133(1-2), 199-229.

2006

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & F. Parisi (2006). Substituting complements. Journal of Competition Law and Economics, 2(3), 333-347.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2006). When will judgment proof injurers take too much precaution? International Review of Law and Economics, 26(3), 336-354.
• G. Dari-Mattiacci (2006). Limiting limited liability. Economics Bulletin, 11(1), 1-7.

2005

• G. Dari-Mattiacci (2005). On the optimal scope of negligence. Review of Law and Economics, 1(3), 331-364.
• G. Dari Mattiacci & F. Parisi (2005). Rents, Dissipation, and Lost Treasures: Rethinking Tullock¿s Paradox. Public Choice, 124(3-4), 411-422.
• G. Dari Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2005). The Filtering Effect of Sharing Rules. The Journal of Legal Studies, 34(1), 207-237.
• G. Dari Mattiacci (2005). Errors and the Functioning of Tort Liability. Supreme Court Economic Review, 13, 165-187.
• G. Dari Mattiacci & G. de Geest (2005). Judgment Proofness under Four Different Precaution Technologies. Journal of institutional and theoretical economics, 161(1), 38-56.

2004

• F. Parisi & G. Dari-Mattiacci (2004). The rise and fall of communal responsibility in ancient law. International Review of Law and Economics, 24(4), 489-505.

2003

• G. Dari Mattiacci & F. Parisi (2003). The cost of delegated control: Vicarious liability, secondary liability and mandatory insurance. International Review of Law and Economics, 23(4), 453-475.

2010

• F. Parisi & G. Dari-Mattiacci (2010). The rise and fall of communal responsibility in ancient law. In G.P. Miller (Ed.), Economics of ancient law (Economic approaches to law, 27) (pp. 135-151). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

2009

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & F. Parisi (2009). Substituting complements. In M. Heller (Ed.), Commons and anticommons. - Vol. 1 (Economic approaches to law, 26) (pp. 512-526). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

2008

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & D. Houtcieff (2008). Vice du consentement et aléa moral à travers la jurisprudence de la réticence dolosive. In C. Jamin (Ed.), Droit et économie des contrats (Droit et économie) (pp. 45-61). Paris: L.G.D.J..

2007

• G. Dari-Mattiacci & H.-B. Schäfer (2007). Kernfragen reiner Vermögensschäden. In T. Eger & H.-B. Schäfer (Eds.), Ökonomische Analyse der europäischen Zivilrechtsentwicklung: Beiträge zum X. Travemünder Symposium zur ökonomischen Analyse des Rechts, 29. März bis 1. April 2006 (pp. 516-549). Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck.

2005

• G. Dari Mattiacci & F. Parisi (2005). The Economics of Tort Law. In J.G. Backhaus (Ed.), Elgar Companion to Law and Economics (pp. 87-102). Ashgate: Edward Elgar.

2004

• G. Dari Mattiacci (2004). The economics of pure economic loss and the internalization of multiple externalities. In W.H. van Boom, H. Koziol & C.A. Witting (Eds.), Pure economic loss (Tort and insurance law, 9) (pp. 167-190). Wien [etc.]: Springer.
• G. Dari Mattiacci (2004). Gödel, Kaplow, Shavell: consistency and completeness in social decision-making. Chicago-Kent Law Review, 79(2), 497-520.