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Daniel H. Cole is the
R. Bruce Townsend Professor of Law at
the Indiana University School of Law at Indianapolis, and an Affiliated
Faculty member of the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis at
Indiana University at Bloomington. He has been a
Visiting Scholar in the Faculty of Law and Department of Land Economy at
the University of Cambridge, where he remains a Life Member of Clare
Hall (College of Advanced Studies); and he has served as the John S. Lehmann
Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law at the Washington University School
of Law in St. Louis.
Professor Cole teaches and writes about the law and
economics of Property, Natural Resources, and Environmental Protection. He also
writes extensively about Poland and Polish law.
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Working papers & curriculum vita
Most of the documents listed below
are formatted for pdf viewers, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can download for
free 
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Vita (pdf)
Institutions Matter! Why the Herder Problem Is
Not a Prisoner's Dilemma
(2008)
(pdf)
Climate Change and Collective
Action (2007) (pdf)
The "Stern Review" and Its
Critics: Implications for the Theory and Practice of
Benefit-Cost Analysis (2007)
(pdf)
Kelo's Legacy (2007)
(pdf)
Climate Change,
Adaptation, and Development (2007)
(pdf)
Protecting Private Property with Constitutional Judicial Review: A Social
Welfare Analysis
(2006)
(pdf) (with Peter Z. Grossman)
Toward 'Best Practice' Standards in Environmental Benefit-Cost Analysis
(2006)
(pdf)
Why Kelo Is Not Good News for Local Planners and Developers
(2006) (pdf)
Uncertainty,
Insurance, and the Learned Hand Formula
(2006) (with Peter
Z. Grossman and Reed W. Cearley)
(pdf)
Political Institutions, Judicial Review, and Private Property (2005) (pdf)
Stranded
Benefits Versus Stranded Costs in Utility Deregulation (2002) (with Reed
W. Cearley) (pdf)
"Toward a Total Cost Approach
to Environmental Instrument Choice" (2001) (with Peter Z. Grossman)
(pdf)
"The Meaning of Property Rights: Law vs.
Economics?" (1999) (with Peter Z. Grossman) (pdf)
"When is Command-and
Control Efficient? Institutions, Technology, and the Comparative Efficiency of Alternative
Regulatory Regimes for Environmental Protection" (co-authored
by Peter Z. Grossman) (1999)
"Clearing
the Air: Four Propositions About Property Rights and Environmental Protection"
X Duke Envtl L & Policy Forum 103 (1999) (html)
"An
Unqualified Human Good: EP Thompson and the Rule of Law"
(1999) (pdf)
"New
Forms of Private Property: Property Rights in Environmental Goods,"
II Encyclopedia of Law and Economics (B. Bouckaert & G. DeGeest eds,
2000), pp. 274-314 (pdf)
"Poland's 1997
Constitution in Its Historical Context" (pdf)
"Rhetoric, Reality, and the Law of Unfunded
Federal Mandates" (co-authored by Carol S. Comer) (pdf)
Cole's Books:
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Natural
Resources Law
(co-authored with Jan G.
Laitos, Sandra B. Zellmer,
and Mary C. Wood)
(Thompson/West, 2006)
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Principles of Law and Economics
(co-authored with Peter Z. Grossman)
(Pearson Prentice-Hall, 2004)
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Prentice-Hall
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Pollution & Property
(Cambridge University Press, 2002)
Chinese translation forthcoming 2010
(Cambridge University Press & Peking University Press)
Advanced Praise:
'...
a first-rate analysis of environmental management from the several
viewpoints of law, economics, measurement technology, and political
will.' J.H. Dales, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
'....
At last, in Dan Cole's careful and comprehensive work, an intellectually
honest account of the role of property relations in pollution policy.
Finally, clear thought stands a plausible chance of trumping ideology
masquerading as analysis by lawyers and economists.' Daniel W. Bromley,
University of Wisconsin - Madison
See Review of Pollution
& Property in the Law & Politics Book Review (APSA).
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Amazon.com
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The End of a Natural
Monopoly: Deregulation and Competition in the Electric Power Industry
(co-edited with Peter Z. Grossman)
(JAI Press 2003)
(now published by Routledge)
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Routledge (Taylor & Francis)
'a more coherent, more
market-oriented approach to
electricity regulation . . . . it provides an interesting
addition to the literature.' Regulation (Summer 2004)
INSTITUTING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
(Macmillan and St. Martin's, 1998)
Awarded 1999 AAASS/Orbis
Polish Book Prize
"Cole's book is a veritable tour de force.
Carefully researched, thoroughly analyzed,
and very well documented, it is a pioneer study
of a critical issue area which hitherto has been
neglected not only in the East but also in the West.
As such, it should be obligatory reading for all
students of environmental politics and economics
on both sides of the old "iron curtain." The
publisher, St. Martin's Press, ought to be
applauded for publishing this very important
and timely study." (From the award
citation.)
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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN
TRANSITION
(co-edited with John Clark)
(Ashgate, 1998)
‘…not
only a good source of practical information but also a valuable case study
for the furthering of environmental policy instrument theory.’
International Journal of Environment and Pollution
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Related Links:
My bio. from the law
school's web site
Indiana University School of Law at
Indianapolis
For more information
about the artist and more photos of her work,
check out her website (here).
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Contact:
Daniel H.
Cole
R.
Bruce Townsend Professor of Law
Indiana University School of Law at Indianapolis
530 W. New York St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3225
phone: (317) 274-2340
fax: (317) 278-3326
e-mail: dancole@iupui.edu
Original: Daniel H. Cole 10
October 1998
Updated: Daniel H. Cole 31 March 2008
Comments: dancole@iupui.edu
URL: http://www.iulaw.indy.indiana.edu/instructors/cole/cole.htm
