The Theory and Practice of Citations Analysis, with Special Reference to Law and Economics
University of Chicago Law School, John M. Olin Law & Economics Working Paper No. 83
35 Pages Posted: 15 Sep 1999
Date Written: September 1999
Abstract
This review essay surveys the use of citations analysis in the economic analysis of law. The advantages and drawbacks of citations as data are discussed, the principal applications of citations analysis as a management tool and as a tool for testing hypotheses are canvassed, and the use of human capital and other economic models to provide a framework for the interpretation of citations and citation patterns is explained.
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