IOEA - IOEA 2008

IOEA 2008

Lectures
Workshops

Institutions and Innovations

Monday, 19th May 2008

Alfonso Gambardella - U. of Bocconi, "Markets for technology"
Paul David - U. of Oxford & Stanford U., "New moves in 'legal jujitsu' to combat the anti-commons -- Mitigating IPR constraints on innovation by a 'bottom-up' approach to sytemic institutional reform"

Governance, Contracts and Markets

Tuesday, 20th May 2008

Emmanuelle Auriol - U. of Toulouse, "Corruption and development"
Craig Pirrong - U. of Houston, "The Organization and Governance of Financial Exchanges"

The Legal Framework, its Production and its Consequences

Wednesday, 21st May 2008

Gillian Hadfield - Chair & Director of Schwartz Reisman Chair in Technology and Society, University of Toronto, "Legal Design and the Production of Law"
Hans-Bernd Schäfer - U. of Hamburg, "The Rule of Law and Economic Growth, Taking the Facts Seriously"

The Political Economy and History of Institutional Frameworks

Thursday, 22nd May 2008

Norman Schofield - Washington University, St Louis, "Political Bargaining under Democracy and Autocracy"
Daniel Berkowitz - U. of Pittsburgh, "Legal Origins, Geography and the Evolution of US institutions"

Macroeconomic Impacts of Institutions

Friday, 23rd May 2008

Steve Tadelis - UC Berkeley, "Governance of contractual relationships"
Thrainn Eggertsson - U. of Iceland & New York U., "Social Technologies: Supply and Demand"

Monday, 19th May 2008

Ekaterina Zhuravskaya - PSE, "Decentralization and Political Institutions in Developing Countries"
Stuart Graham - UC Berkeley and Georgia Tech, "Using patent data in institutional studies: Focus - Entrepreneurship"

Tuesday, 20th May 2008

Stephane Robin - University of Lyon, "Experimental economics and market institution"
Peter Grajzl - Washington and Lee University, "The Economics of Self-Regulation: A Comparative Institutional Perspective"

Wednesday, 21st May 2008

Andrew Schrank - Brown University, "Measures and quantitative methods applied to institutions"
Roberto Galbiati - SciencesPo, "Expressive Law and Economics: experimental evidence on the hidden side of formal rules"

Thursday, 22nd May 2008

Chris Kingston - Amherst College, "Historical studies of institutional change"
Sergei Guriev - SciencesPo, "Political regimes and economic performance"

Friday, 23rd May 2008

Vincent Bignon - U. of Paris X, "History of markets"
Emanuela Carbonara - U. of Bologna, "Evolution of legal systems"

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