This volume commemorates and celebrates Professor Yaacov Rosenberg, a pioneering scholar at the intersection of Jewish Law and Economics. Featuring contributions from renowned academics, the collection delves into the profound connections between Jewish legal traditions and economic principles. From ancient practices to modern applications, these essays reflect Rosenberg’s innovative approach and lasting impact on the field. Ideal for scholars and students of economics, law, and Jewish studies, this collection offers a unique perspective on the intersection of tradition and contemporary economic thought. Additionally, the volume includes contributions on other areas of interest to Rosenberg, such as rent-seeking, immigration, and the connection between ethics and law.
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