Table of Contents
| Frontmatter & Introduction | |
| TIL Editors |
| Addictive Law | |
| Saul Levmore |
| Framed by the Law: Experimental Evidence for the Effects of the Salience of the Law on Preferences | |
| Tamar Kricheli-Katz |
| Moral Norms, Adaptive Preferences, and Hedonic Psychology | |
| Jonathan S. Masur |
| What’s So Special About General Verdicts? Questioning the Preferred Verdict Format in American Criminal Jury Trials | |
| Avani Mehta Sood |
| Preference Change and Behavioral Ethics: Can States Create Ethical People? | |
| Yuval Feldman, Yotam Kaplan |
| The Data Privacy Law of Brexit: Theories of Preference Change | |
| Paul M. Schwartz |
| Do Good Citizens Need Good Laws? Economics and the Expressive Function | |
| Michael D. Gilbert, Andrew T. Hayashi |
| Does the Law Change Preferences? | |
| Jennifer Arlen, Lewis A. Kornhauser |
| Changing People’s Preferences by the State and the Law | |
| Ariel Porat |
| Preferences and Compliance with International Law | |
| Adam Chilton, Katerina Linos |
| Anti-preferences | |
| Roy Kreitner |
| Influencing the Preferences of Children through Legal Impacts on Parenting Style | |
| Stephen D. Sugarman |