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1. Situating the Court: Institutional Structure, Jurisdictional Conflict, and the Rise of a New Conception of Commerce
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John Brinckerhoff Jackson
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. Situating the Court: Institutional Structure, Jurisdictional Conflict, and the Rise of a New Conception of Commerce 16
- 2. The Court’s Self-Conception as a Bastion of Virtue: Relational Contracting and a Community-Based Approach to Procedure 57
- 3. An Equity-Oriented View of Contract: The Court’s Resolution of Disputes Concerning Sales, Employment, and Marriage 96
- 4. Société and Sociability: The Changing Structure of Business Associations and the Problem of Merchant Relations 141
- 5. A Crisis in Virtue: The Challenges of Negotiability and the Rise of a New Commercial Culture 188
- 6. Launching a National Campaign: The Administrative Monarchy and the Demands of le Commerce 238
- Conclusion 286
- Appendix 299
- Notes 307
- Index 375
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. Situating the Court: Institutional Structure, Jurisdictional Conflict, and the Rise of a New Conception of Commerce 16
- 2. The Court’s Self-Conception as a Bastion of Virtue: Relational Contracting and a Community-Based Approach to Procedure 57
- 3. An Equity-Oriented View of Contract: The Court’s Resolution of Disputes Concerning Sales, Employment, and Marriage 96
- 4. Société and Sociability: The Changing Structure of Business Associations and the Problem of Merchant Relations 141
- 5. A Crisis in Virtue: The Challenges of Negotiability and the Rise of a New Commercial Culture 188
- 6. Launching a National Campaign: The Administrative Monarchy and the Demands of le Commerce 238
- Conclusion 286
- Appendix 299
- Notes 307
- Index 375