»The Lucrative Contract. A Historical-Institutional Deconstruction of its Physiognomy« Today, it is common sense that an agreement is a contract and that human beings have a natural disposition to lucrative exchange. The questioned global financial market is built on these premises. Before this, this legal work – based on a historical, philosophical, economic and anthropological analysis – shows that without an institutional framework, agreements would not be binding, nor would lucrative exchange necessarily have been instituted as the pattern of socioeconomic behavior.weiterlesen