of Henry G. Manne in three volumes. Among his notable educational innovations are the Law and Economics Center (LEC), the first academic center devoted to the development of the field of law and economics (presently part of the George Mason University School of Law); the Economics Institutes for law professors; the Law Institutes for economists; the Economics Institutes for Federal Judges; the first specialized law degree program for PhDs in economics; and the first law school (George Mason) whose curriculum was built around the use of economics in law. References External links An Intellectual History of the George Mason University School of Law CATO Institute Experts page An opinion on Why Insider Trading Should be Legal Larry Elder Interviews Henry Manne Ideas Have Consequences: The Impact of Law and Economics on American Justice Quantitative analysis of impact of intensive 2-week Manne economics training program on federal judges opinions. 1928 births 2015 deaths Vanderbilt University alumni University of Chicago alumni Yale Law School alumni Seattle University alumni American legal scholars Law and economics scholars Universidad Francisco Marroquín alumni Ave Maria School of Law faculty George Mason University faculty John M. Olin Foundation Member of the Mont Pelerin Society