Vol. 36 No. 2 (2003): Symposium: The Law and Economics of Providing Compensation for Harm Caused by Terrorism

Published: 2003-01-02

Front Matter

Front Matter

Indiana Law Review
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Symposium

Introduction to the Symposium

Warren F. Schwartz

229-236
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Compensation for Victims of Terror: A Specialized Jurisprudence of Injury

Marshall S. Shapo

237-250
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A Pig in a Python: How the Charitable Response to September 11 Overwhelmed the Law of Disaster Relief

Robert A. Katz

251-334
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Providing Compensation for Harm Caused by Terrorism: Lessons Learned in the Israeli Experience

Hillel Sommer

335-366
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The Economics of Post-September 1 1 Financial Aid to Airlines

Margaret M. Blair

367-396
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Exclusion of Terrorist-Related Harms from Insurance Coverage: Do the Costs Justify the Benefits?

Jeffrey E. Thomas

397-424
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Income Tax as Implicit Insurance Against Losses from Terrorism

Terrence Chorvat

425-446
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Terrorism and Insurance Markets: A Role for the Government as Insurer?

Anne Gron, Alan O. Sykes

447-463
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