The Annual Conference is the cornerstone event of the Canadian Economics Association. Each spring, a programme of State of the Art Lectures, Special Sessions, and academic papers is presented. The conference is hosted in a beautiful Canadian city by a Canadian University where participants...

This is the fifth annual Conference on the Economics of Crime and Justice. Scholars from around the world discuss recent work on issues involving the economics of crime and the criminal justice system. Presenting a series of studies that address pressing policy issues, long-standing problems in...

There is nowadays a growing consensus in academic and policy circles that regulating corporations, financial institutions, and markets ideally postulates a truly interdisciplinary approach. The DFG LawFin Center supports the quest for fruitful interdisciplinarity by gathering economists and...

CELS brings together scholars from law, economics, political science, psychology, policy analysis, and other fields who are interested in the empirical analysis of law and legal institutions. CELS presents papers that engage empirical and experimental scholarship on legal issues spanning all...

Understanding when institutions change, how institutional innovations are propagated and how institutional evolution occurs, are key theoretical and empirical questions that have long shaped institutional research in economics, sociology, politics, history, geography and other disciplines. In...

Law and Economics (L&E), also known as the Economic Analysis of Law, is one of the most rapidly growing fields in legal and economic research.

The organization of this international conference dedicated to Law & Economics aims at establishing an annual meeting in order to attract top Law & Economics scholars on a regular basis in Ile-de-France, and to promote sustained interactions with the French scholars also interested in these...

Special track "Disclosure and Labeling Regulation in the Food Industry: A Behavioral Law & Economics Perspective"

Session 1: Health and Education ; Session 2: Political Economy ; Session 3: Labour ; Session 4: Game Theory and Finance.