Vol 36, No 2 (2003)

Vol 36, No 2 (2003)

Symposium: The Law and Economics of Providing Compensation for Harm Caused by Terrorism

Table of Contents

Front Matter

Front Matter	PDF
Indiana Law Review

Symposium

Introduction to the Symposium	PDF
Warren F. Schwartz	229-236

Compensation for Victims of Terror: A Specialized Jurisprudence of Injury	PDF
Marshall S. Shapo	237-250

A Pig in a Python: How the Charitable Response to September 11 Overwhelmed the Law of Disaster Relief	PDF
Robert A. Katz	251-334

Providing Compensation for Harm Caused by Terrorism: Lessons Learned in the Israeli Experience	PDF
Hillel Sommer	335-366

The Economics of Post-September 1 1 Financial Aid to Airlines	PDF
Margaret M. Blair	367-396

Exclusion of Terrorist-Related Harms from Insurance Coverage: Do the Costs Justify the Benefits?	PDF
Jeffrey E. Thomas	397-424

Income Tax as Implicit Insurance Against Losses from Terrorism	PDF
Terrence Chorvat	425-446

Terrorism and Insurance Markets: A Role for the Government as Insurer?	PDF
Anne Gron, Alan O. Sykes	447-463