Reference Sources:

• The Elgar Companion to Law and Economics, edited by Jürgen G. Backhaus. K487.E3 Z945 2005. REFERENCE.
• Encyclopedia of Law and Economics, edited by Boudewijn Bouckaert and Gerrit de Geest. K487.E3 E53 2000. REFERENCE.
• Law and Economics, edited by Richard A. Posner and Francesco Parisi. K487.E3 Z955 1997. REFERENCE.
• The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics. HB61 .N49 2008 REFERENCE.
• The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law, by Peter Newman. K487.E3 N48 1998. REFERENCE.

Treatises:

Some examples follow, for a complete list search the GMU Library Catalog. Note: The main classification number for law and economics is: K487.E3

• Chicago Lectures in Law and Economics, by Eric Posner. K487.E3 C45 2000.
• Comparative Law and Economics, edited by Gerrit de Geest and Roger van den Bergh. K487.E3 C6673 2004.
• Economic Analysis of Law, by Richard A. Posner. RESERVE K487.E3 P67 2011.
• Economic Efficiency in Law and Economics, by Richard O. Zerbe. K487.E3Z47 2001
• Economics for Lawyers, by Richard A. Ippolito. K487.E3 I67 2005.
• An Introduction to Law and Economics, by A. Mitchell Polinsky. KF385 .P59 2003.
• Law and Economic Development, edited by Hans-Bernd Schäfer and Angara V. Raja. K487.E3 L372 2006.
• Law and Economics, by Robert Cooter. K487.E3 C665 2004.
• Law and Economics in a Nutshell, by Jeffrey L. Harrison. K487.E3 H37 2007.
• The Legal-Economic Nexus, by Warren J. Samuels. K487.E3 S36 2007.
• The Origins of Law and Economics: Essays By the Founding Fathers, edited by Francesco Parisi and Charles K. Rowley. K487.E3 O75 2005.
• Research In Law and Economics, by Richard O. Zerbe. K487.E3 R46. Published Annually.

Journals:

Selection of journals follow, many others available through Blackwell Journals, Cambridge Journals Online, HeinOnline, Index to Legal Periodicals and Books, JStor, Oxford Journals Online, and through the GMU Library Catalog

• American Economic Review, v.53, (1963-present) Shelved in bound periodicals 3rd floor also 1911-2005 and many other economic journals available on JStor.
• American Law and Economics Review. Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor and available through Oxford Journals.
• Antitrust Law and Economics Review. v.1 (1967 - present) Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor.
• BNA Journals E-Commerce Law Daily, Money & Politics Report, WTO Reporter.
• Economics and Philosophy, 2000 - present Cambridge Journals Online.
• Asian Economic Journal, Economics & Politics, Journal of Law and Society and other journals available through Wiley-Blackwell.
• European Journal of Law and Economics, v. 1 (1994 - present) Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor. Also available through SpringerLink.
• International Review of Law & Economics.  v.1 (1981 - present) Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor. Also available on ScienceDirect.
• Journal of Economic Studies. Available through Emerald Intelligence.
• Journal of International Economic Law. v.1 (1998 - present) Shelved in bound journals 3rd floor and through HeinOnline and Oxford Journals.
• Journal of Law and Economics, v. 1 (1958 - present) Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor. Also available on microfiche, 1st floor, and through JSTOR and HeinOnline.
• Journal of Law, Economics and Organization, v. 1 (1985 - present) Shelved in bound journals 3rd floor. Also available HeinOnline, JSTOR and Oxford Journals
• Journal of Law, Economics and Policy, v. 1 (2005 - present) Shelved in bound journals 3rd floor. Also available on HeinOnline.
• Journal of Legal Economics. v.1 (1991-present. Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor. Also available in HeinOnline and Factiva.
• Journal of Legal Studies, v. 1(1972) - present. Shelved in bound journals, 3rd floor and through HeinOnline. 
• Supreme Court Economic Review. v.1(1982 - present) Shelved in bound journals 3rd floor and through HeinOnline and JSTOR.

Research Databases:

• BNA Libraries databases cover a wide range of legal topics.
• EconLit, Abstracts, 1969-present. Indexes and abstracts 750 journals as well as working papers, dissertations and books. Produced by the American Economic Association. 
• Economics Databases from the GMU Libraries.
• Encyclopedia of Law & Economics: a "reference work that attempts to survey the whole law and economics literature in nearly 5,000 pages. Most entries contain two elements: a review of the literature, written by an authority in the field, and a quasi complete bibliography." There is also a European version.
• Factiva delivers articles from more than 4,000 Reuters and Dow Jones journalist worldwide.
• Findlaw Law and Economics Resources provides an extended bibliography of Law and Economics resources.
• GMU Libraries Catalog includes information about books and journals in the Law Library.
• HeinOnline is a constantly growing collection of legal periodicals that currently includes more than 1,000+ full-text journals. 
• IES (International Economic Statistics) aids the search for country economic indicators such as GDP and CPI.
• Index to Legal Periodicals and Books, 1908-present, updated monthly, 1025+ periodicals covered.
• The Journals of Legal Scholarship (Berkeley Electronic Press) publish academic analyses of law and law-related subjects including law & ecoomics, legal history, and jurisprudence.
• JSTOR, coverage varies. The complete text (full backruns) of core scholarly journals in Anthropology, Asian Studies, Ecology, Economics, Education, Finance, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, Population Studies and Sociology.
• Making of Modern Law Provides digital images on every page of 22,000 legal treatises on US and British law published from 1800 through 1926.
• PolicyFile collects research papers from think tanks, research groups, and adademic institutes.
• ScienceDirect (Elsevier). Provides online access to over 2000+ journals published by Elsevier and its partners. Journals are available for most disciplines, including science, economics and the social sciences.

Working Papers:

• EconWPA, working papers in economics. A free service provided by the Economics Department of Washington University.
• George Mason University School of Law Working Papers Series
• George Mason University Working Papers In Economics
• National Bureau Of Economic Research (NBER). A private, nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to promoting a greater understanding of how the economy works.
• Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Abstracts scholarly working papers and full text documents.
• Working Papers from the Berkeley Electronic Press. A collection of links to working papers that are published using Bepress technology including German Working Papers, Gruter Institute Working Papers, and a link to the The University of California's eScholarship Digital Repository.
• Working Papers Series (Jurist), lists links to working papers series from U.S. law schools.

George Mason University Resources:

• The Center for the Study of Public Choice
• Department of Economics
• Institute for Humane Studies
• Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science
• James M. Buchanan Center for Political Economy
• Law & Economics Center
• Mercatus Center

Associations:

• American Economic Assoication (AEA)
• American Law and Economics Association (ALEA)
• Canadian Economics Association (CEA) --
• Canadian Law and Economics Association (CLEA)
• European Association of Law and Economics (EALE)
• European Economic Association (EEA)
• Latin American and Caribbean Economic Association (LACEA)
• Midwestern Law and Economics Association (MLEA)