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Nuno Garoupa

Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies

George Mason University

Affiliations

Antonin Scalia Law School

Nuno Garoupa is currently serving as an Antonin Scalia Law School Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies at George Mason University.

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Nuno Garoupa

George Mason University

Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies

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Colonial Experiences and Contemporary Laws. Journal of law & empirical analysis. (2025)

Yun-chien ChangAdam ChiltonNuno GaroupaMila Versteeg

settler colonialismhistorycolonial experiencesjurisprudenceinternational lawpublic international lawcomparative lawcontemporary lawslawcontemporary substantive lawscolonialismglobal history

Fabrizio Esposito, 2022, the Consumer Welfare Hypothesis in Law and Economics: Towards a Synthesis for the 21 St Century, Edward Elgar. European Review of Contract Law (2024)

Nuno Garoupa

lawlaw and economicsconsumer welfare hypothesiseconomics

Judges, Out-Of-Court Rewards, and In-Court Behavior: Evidence From an Italian Legal Reform. European journal of empirical legal studies (2024)

Lucia Dalla PellegrinaNuno GaroupaPeter Grajzl

in-court behaviorout-of-court rewardslegal studieslawitalian legal reform

Legal Market Decartelization. (2024)

Milan MarkovicNuno Garoupa

lawlaw and economicslegal market decartelizationeconomics

Machine-Learning Human Rights. Journal of law & empirical analysis. (2024)

Han-wei HoPatrick Chung-Chia HuangNuno GaroupaMartin T. WellsYun-chien ChangTom Ginsburg

constitutional lawlegal analyticssupervised machine-learning approachtechnology lawmachine-learning human rightshuman rightspublic lawcomprehensive panel datasetlawpolitical sciencelegal information retrievalconstitutions

Measuring Political Institutions in the Long Run: A Latent Variable Analysis of Political Regimes, 1810–2018. Social Indicators Research (2024)

Nuno GaroupaRok Spruk

social scienceslong runpolitical regimeslatent variable analysispolitical sciencepolitical institutions

Purging Disloyal Courts in Democratic Transitions and Judicial Preferences. International Journal of Transitional Justice (2024)

Nuno Garoupa

judicial preferencesdisloyal courtstransitional justicepublic lawdemocratic transitionspolitical science

Consensus and Ideology in Courts: An Application to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Review of Law & Economics (2023)

Sofia Amaral-GarciaLucia dalla PellegrinaNuno Garoupa

ideologyprivy councilpublic opinionlegal theoryjurisprudencesociology of lawsocial sciencespolitical analysispublic lawlegal processcase lawlaw and economicslawpolitical sciencejudicial committee

Legal Traditions and Their Relation to Judicial Behaviour. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Nuno Garoupa

lawjurisprudencelegal traditions

Populist Governments, Judicial Independence, and Public Trust in the Courts. Journal of European Public Policy (2023)

Pedro C. MagalhãesNuno Garoupa

judicial independenceeuropean public policypublic trustjurisprudencepublic policypopulist governmentslawpolitical science

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Nuno Garoupa

Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies

George Mason University

Affiliations

Antonin Scalia Law School

Nuno Garoupa is currently serving as an Antonin Scalia Law School Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies at George Mason University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nuno Garoupa

George Mason University

Professor of Law; Faculty Director of Graduate Studies

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Colonial Experiences and Contemporary Laws. Journal of law & empirical analysis. (2025)

Yun-chien ChangAdam ChiltonNuno GaroupaMila Versteeg

settler colonialismhistorycolonial experiencesjurisprudenceinternational lawpublic international lawcomparative lawcontemporary lawslawcontemporary substantive lawscolonialismglobal history

Fabrizio Esposito, 2022, the Consumer Welfare Hypothesis in Law and Economics: Towards a Synthesis for the 21 St Century, Edward Elgar. European Review of Contract Law (2024)

Nuno Garoupa

lawlaw and economicsconsumer welfare hypothesiseconomics

Judges, Out-Of-Court Rewards, and In-Court Behavior: Evidence From an Italian Legal Reform. European journal of empirical legal studies (2024)

Lucia Dalla PellegrinaNuno GaroupaPeter Grajzl

in-court behaviorout-of-court rewardslegal studieslawitalian legal reform

Legal Market Decartelization. (2024)

Milan MarkovicNuno Garoupa

lawlaw and economicslegal market decartelizationeconomics

Machine-Learning Human Rights. Journal of law & empirical analysis. (2024)

Han-wei HoPatrick Chung-Chia HuangNuno GaroupaMartin T. WellsYun-chien ChangTom Ginsburg

Measuring Political Institutions in the Long Run: A Latent Variable Analysis of Political Regimes, 1810–2018. Social Indicators Research (2024)

Nuno GaroupaRok Spruk

social scienceslong runpolitical regimeslatent variable analysispolitical sciencepolitical institutions

Purging Disloyal Courts in Democratic Transitions and Judicial Preferences. International Journal of Transitional Justice (2024)

Nuno Garoupa

judicial preferencesdisloyal courtstransitional justicepublic lawdemocratic transitionspolitical science

Consensus and Ideology in Courts: An Application to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Review of Law & Economics (2023)

Sofia Amaral-GarciaLucia dalla PellegrinaNuno Garoupa

ideologyprivy councilpublic opinionlegal theoryjurisprudencesociology of lawsocial sciencespolitical analysispublic lawlegal processcase lawlaw and economicslawpolitical sciencejudicial committee

Legal Traditions and Their Relation to Judicial Behaviour. Oxford University Press eBooks (2023)

Nuno Garoupa

lawjurisprudencelegal traditions

Populist Governments, Judicial Independence, and Public Trust in the Courts. Journal of European Public Policy (2023)

Pedro C. MagalhãesNuno Garoupa

judicial independenceeuropean public policypublic trustjurisprudencepublic policypopulist governmentslawpolitical science

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