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Bankruptcy's Universal Pragmatist: Festschrift in Honor of Professor Jay Lawrence Westbrook
Christoph G. Paulus and John A. E. Pottow, Editors
A Who’s Who of international scholars of bankruptcy law have come together to compile a Festschrift honoring the work of Jay Lawrence Westbrook, one of the most prominent professors of bankruptcy law. Jay is not just the father—perhaps grandfather—of modern cross-border insolvency theory, but a pioneer (along with his co-authors Teresa A. Sullivan and Elizabeth Warren) of empirical research in commercial law. The volume collects the papers presented at “JayFest,” the 2018 celebration of Jay’s work in Austin co-sponsored by the University of Texas Law School, the Texas Law Review, and the world’s premier bankruptcy organization, the International Insolvency Institute.
Contributors include: Elizabeth Warren, Teresa A. Sullivan, Stephanie Ben-Ishai, Susan Block-Lieb, Ian F. Fletcher, Henry T. C. Hu, Edward J. Janger, Emily Kadens, Jason J. Kilborn, Robert M. Lawless, Angela Littwin, Adam J. Levitin, Jonathan C. Lipson, Stephen J. Lubben, Rosalind Mason, Luis Manuel C. Méjan, Irit Mevorach, Charles W. Mooney, Jr., Christoph G. Paulus, John A. E. Pottow, Iain Ramsay, David A. Skeel, Jr., and Leonard H. Hoffmann
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Published: 2021
Publisher: Maize Books
- 978-1-60785-565-1 (open access)
- 978-1-60785-547-7 (paper)
- 978-1-60785-548-4 (ebook)