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"The Well-Beloved" complete the series of Hardy’s great novels, repeating his favorite themes of man’s eternal pursuit of excellence both in love and in art, and the ensuing suffering, Jocelyn Pearston, a famous sculptor, tries to create the image of his ideal woman - his imagined Beloved - in stone, just as he tries to find her in the flesh. Powerful symbolism marks this romantic fantasy, which Hardy...

This fifth volume of the Polish Yearbook of Law & Economics contains a collection of articles selected, following a separate review process, from papers presented by Polish scholars at recent international and national conferences devoted to the Economic Analysis of Law. As the year 2015 marks the 10th Anniversary of the Polish Association of Law & Economics (PSEAP), this volume also includes a presentation...