Law As An Instrument Of Economic Policy - Comparative And Critical Approaches (european University Institute - Series A)

## VI Foreword thematic papers presented here. These documents, which are on file at the European University Institute, are listed in detail in Appendix 4 to the Methodological Note which follows my introductory paper, where there are also listed the names and activities of members of the working group who participated in the early stages of its work but who do not appear here as authors of the final studies: Giuliano Amato, Jean-Michel de Forges, Jacqueline Dutheil de la Rochere, Patrick Nerhot, Claudio Franchini and Tony Curran. Their contributions were essential and are much appreciated. A first attempt, within a limited compass, to apply the methodology of the project in the field of energy policy in Europe may be found in a companion volume, Daintith and Hancher, Energy Strategy in Europe: The Legal Framework, published in 1986. As editor, I am deeply conscious of my debt to the contributors to this volume, both the members of the working group whose papers appear herein -Brian Bercusson, Attila Harmathy, Leigh Hancher, Hans Jarass, Kamiel Mortelmans and Dietrich von Stebut -all of whom also participated in the burdens of the preliminary work above described; and the "external" commentators, some of whom have furnished us with major contributions on their appointed themes. Special thanks also go to Anne-Lise Strahtmann for her efficient typing and secretarial work, Iain Fraser for his translations of the papers by Fromont and Ost, Tony Curran for editing and referencing, Ralf Rogowski for preparing the index, and Brigitte Schwab for seeing the book through a complex publication process. Foreword Table of Contents Part One. Introduction Law as a Policy Instrument : Comparative Perspective Political Intentions and Legal Measures: The Determinants of Policy Decisions Part Two. Regulation Regulation as an Instrument of Economic Policy Regulation and the Crisis of Legalisation in the United States Part Three. Subsidies Subsidies as an Instrument of Economic Policy State Aids: Their Field of Operation and Legal Regime Part Four. The Public Sector The Public Sector as Object and Instrument of Economic Policy Public Enterprises and Economic Policy: A Comment Part Five. Comparative Legal Systems The Influence of Legal Systems on Modes of Implementation of Economic Policy Socialism, Legalisation and Delegalisation Part Six. The Time Element Short and Long-Term Policy Objectives and the Choice of Instruments and Measures Temporal Pluralism and Legal Relativism Contribution to the Study of De-Legalisation Part Seven. Private Ordering Economic Policy: State and Private Ordering Authors' Biographical Sketches Index

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