The Keynesian Economics Debate Group (KEDG) is continuing its activities! The third meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 17th at 6 pm ET. In this month, we will discuss Helena Morais' paper, "Subnational fiscal multipliers: an empirical study of Brazilian municipalities". As in the past ones, we are proposing a short presentation (15min) followed by …
In this webinar Mark Blyth will be discussing the questions of anger, politics and economics that have been in focus of his new book "Angrynomics". Why are measures of stress and anxiety on the rise when economists and politicians tell us we have never had it so good? While statistics tell us that the vast …
In the first session of the conference we will approach the role of value in law, economics and law and economics from the standpoint of epistemology. We will have the following three presentations: Felipe Figueroa Zimmermann - Why can’t we be friends? Balancing epistemic values between Law and Economics Discussant: Péter Cserne Maximiliano Marzetti - …
In the second session of the conference we will be discussion the relationship between economics and rights. DuÅ¡an TÅ™Ãska - Towards the search for the universal analytical building blocks: the case of rights and obligations Discussant: Fabrizio Esposito Christian Rasquin - Transparency as a Value in Law and Economics Discussant: Catherine Valcke
In the third session of the conference we will be considering specific legal areas Eva Van der Zee - The role of economic efficiency in EU competition law towards sustainable development. A legal and economic analysis Dsicussant: Jan BroulÃk Massimiliano Vatiero, Magalì Fia and Lorenzo Sacconi - Assessing corporate governance through Amartya Sen’s capability approach …
In the last session of the conference we will be discussion the relationship between economics and economists Paolo Silvestri - Methodological and Ethical Value Judgements and the Issue of Normativity in Law and Economics Discussant: Petr Å pecián Petr Å pecián, Marek HudÃk - Economists between Elitism and Egalitarianism Discussant: Paolo Silvestri
Professor Claire Lemercier (CNRS) will give us a broad overview of the use of quantitative methods in the humanities.
{THIS IN PERSON EVENT IS POSTPONED FOR THE FALL OF 2020 - AT THE PLANNED TIME WE WILL HOLD AN ONLINE CONFERENCE} In line with our previous workshop with Guido Calabresi this workshop will gather prominent legal and economic scholars that will engage in an interdisciplinary conversation on the limitations of the dominant paradigm in …
Law, economics and the commons – In the shadow of state-market paradigm Read More »
Professor José de Kruif (Utrecht University) will present the Digital Humanities Lab of the University of Utrecht.
First session* 15:00-15:20 Introduction - Ugo Mattei15:20-16:00 Guy Standing16:00-16:40 Frieder Otto Wolf & Judith Dellheim16:40-17:20 Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay & Aleksandar Stojanović *times are expressed in CET
Sophia Liu, PhD candidate from Boston University, will present her work: Evaluating the Effects of the 1918 Influenza Pandemic: The Role of the Great Depression If you wish to attend, please register for the entire series here: https://forms.gle/LtqDgzoDtAojZg1S8 Attendees will receive by email on Wednesday morning the link to join the webinar. Abstract:Previous work by …
YSI – Economic History Graduate Webinar: Sophia Liu Read More »
2nd session* 18:00-18:40 Carlo Vercellone18:40-19:20 Pierre Sauvetre19:20-20:00 Richard Sturn20:00 - 20:30 General Discussion *some of the presentations will be in Frenchtimes are expressed in CET