From the Right to the Economy with Law: the Law-Economy relationship revisited Del Derecho a la Economía con Derecho: la relación Derecho-Economía revisitada

Abstract

Against all risks and uncertainties that the global order today entails, noted here in particular, that the borders that some writers persist in maintaining between the fields of law and economics, today turn out to be nonsense, because in practice are more fluid but in turn more complex than any supposed orthodoxy. Moreover, as economic, legal practice is also a social practice that produces either an incentive or a inhibition effects. Well understood things, the relationship between law and economics has very profound implications, for although from the conventional view practices both fields are the result of choice between alternatives, often unknown that are also permeable to the influence of processes and/or centers of power and control and decision outside the scope of those within countries decide. This translates into the fact that from an initial decision, it is no longer so clear that the strategy chosen to anticipate legally and economically a certain set of alternative stages.