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11th International Meeting in Law & Economics

Dates : April 04-05, 2024
Location : College of Europe, Brugge (Belgium)

EconomiX (CNRS and Université Paris Nanterre), the Laboratoire d’Economie Dionysien (Paris 8 Université Vincennes-St Denis), ERUDITE (Université Paris Est-Créteil), and the Center for Economics of Paris Nord (CNRS and Université Sorbonne Paris Nord) will jointly organize the: 11th International Meeting in Law & Economics, on April 04-05, 2024. The 2024 workshop will take place on the Campus of the College of Europe, Brugge (Belgium).

The workshop consists in 8 thematic sessions of 2 papers; this allows each speaker to have 45 minutes in all, and enables longer discussions with the audience than what is nowadays possible during the international conferences in the field. Submissions must be sent before February 04, 2024, in a pdf format, and by email to beatrice.dumont@coleurope.eu and/or eric.langlais@parisnanterre.fr. Papers (completed, or at least in preliminary draft) using various methodologies (theoretical, empirical, or experimental) and related to any topics of Law & Economics are welcome, including: Economics of Procedures, Litigations, Law and Finance, Economics of Competition Law, Tort Law and Liability Rules, Law Enforcement and Economics of Crime, Constitutional Law and Political Economics, Intellectual Property and Innovation, Contracts and Law.

Participation fees (including 2 lunches, 1 diner and all coffee-breaks): Students (Master, PhD): 80 euros. Academics: 150 euros. Institutions and Non Academics: 200 euros.

Organizing Committee

Béatrice Dumont (CEPN, CNRS & Sorbonne Paris Nord), Eric Langlais (EconomiX, CNRS & Paris Nanterre), Jacques Pelletan (LED Paris 8), Juliette Rey (ERUDITE, Paris Est-Créteil).

Scientific Committee

Béatrice Dumont (CEPN, CNRS & Sorbonne Paris Nord), Andreea Cosnita, Eric Darmon, Eric Langlais, Alessandro Melcarne, Benjamin Monnery, Jean-Marc Zogheib (EconomiX, CNRS & Nanterre), Inge Govaere (U Ghent and College of Europe), Raphaël Giraud, Jacques Pelletan, Stéphane Rossignol (LED Paris 8), Claude Matthieu, Juliette Rey, Arnold Vialfond (ERUDITE-Paris Est).