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Supreme Court Economic Review Peer review is an important feature of this publication. Accordingly, manuscripts should be accompanied by a cover letter indicating that the submission is being made on an exclusive basis. Electronic submission of manuscripts can be directed to the Editor, Supreme Court Economic Review, at the following e-mail address: scer@gmu.edu. Other correspondence can be directed to: Editor, Supreme Court Economic Review For more information, see Supreme Court Economic Review at the The University of Chicago Press's website. See the Table of Contents for Volumes 1-15 of the SCER.
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The
Supreme Court Economic Review is an interdisciplinary journal
that seeks to provide a forum for scholarship in law and
economics, public choice and constitutional political economy.
Its approach is broad ranging and contributions will employ
explicit or implicit economic reasoning for the analysis
of legal issues, with special attention to Supreme Court
decisions, judicial process, and institutional design. The
use of theoretical and empirical economic models is permitted,
but papers are expected to be accessible to a general audience
of judges, academic lawyers, and economists.