Vol. 44, Issue 3, 1992July 01, 1992 EDT
Do We Believe in Generosity? Refelctions on the Relationship Between Gifts and Exchanges
Do We Believe in Generosity? Refelctions on the Relationship Between Gifts and Exchanges
Jane B. Baron,
Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 3, 1992
Vol. 44, Issue 3, 1992
- Giving, Trading, Theiving, and Trusting: How and Why Gifts Become Exchanges, and (More Importantly) Vice VersaCarol M. Rose
- Differences Between Gifts and Exchange: Comment on Carol M. RoseRobert H. Frank
- Rose and Apple--Original Gifts?Emily Fowler Hartigan
- His to Give, His to Receive, Hers to Trust: A Response to Carol M. RoseMary Louise Fellows
- Do We Believe in Generosity? Refelctions on the Relationship Between Gifts and ExchangesJane B. Baron
- Givng Some Back--A RepriseCarol M. Rose
- Court-Ordered Contraception: Norplant as a Probation Condition in Child AbuseJames H. Taylor
- The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990: A Congressional Mandate for Heightened Judicial Protection of Disabled PersonsAmy Scott Loundes
- RTC Repudiation of Contracts Under FIRREA: A Broad Power to Achieve Broad Legislative GoalsWendy S. Cousins
- Professional Responsibility: Duties Owed to a Unrepresented PartyWilliam J. Hazzard
Jane B. Baron, Do We Believe in Generosity? Refelctions on the Relationship Between Gifts and Exchanges, 44 Fla. L. Rev. 355 (1992).