ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 44, Issue 5, 2013January 01, 2013 CDT
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Behavioral Science and Scienter in Class Action Securities Fraud Litigation
Behavioral Science and Scienter in Class Action Securities Fraud Litigation
Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 5, 2013
Vol. 44, Issue 5, 2013
- Foreword: Behavioral Econimis and Investor ProtectionMichael J. Kaufman
- Behavioral Economics and Investor Protection: Keynote AddressDaniel Kahneman
- Behavioral Finance before KahnemanRichard A. Posner
- Daniel Kahneman's Influence on Legal TheoryRussell Korobkin
- A behavioral View of Investor ProtectionThomas S. Ulen
- What Kahneman Means for Lawyers: Some Reflections on <i>Thinking, Fast and Slow</i>Charles W. MurdockBarry Sullivan
- Building On Kahneman's Insights in the Development of Behavioral FinanceHersh Shefrin
- Behavioral Science and Scienter in Class Action Securities Fraud LitigationAnn Morales Olazábal
- Conjoining "Recklessness" in Securities Fraud Cases to Moral CulpabilityJed S. Rakoff
- The Dangers of Missing the Forest: The Harm Caused by <i>VeriFone Holdings</i> in a <i>Tellabs</i> WorldCarol V. GildenMichael B. EisenkraftJosh Segal
- Rewiring the DNA of Securities Fraud Litigation: <i>Amgen</i>'s Missed OpportunityGeoffrey Rapp
- Behavioral Economics and Investor Protection: Reasonable Investors, Efficient MarketsBarbara Black
- Behavioral Economics Applied: Loss CausationRobert A. Prentice
Ann Morales Olazábal, Behavioral Science and Scienter in Class Action Securities Fraud Litigation, 44 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 1423 (2013).