Regulatory Countertrend

Departing from some Latin American and Global experiences, this book introduces a study derived from authors? theoretical and conceptual research in the legal-economic regulation field. Therefore, the authors and supporting institutions do not sign up or follow any ideological bias or partisan approach. Moreover, far away from a classic dogmatic interpretation?mainstream in Legal and Economic Sciences?this contribution explores and seeks to explain some of the unforeseen consequences of collective action on individual and collective decision-making processes in public and private law areas. Furthermore, it can be helpful to improve the institutional framework in Latin American countries seeking "more equal," "fair," and "open societies." Finally, the authors welcome further comments and ideas from readers of all areas, thoughts, genres, ages, academic and professional expertise.