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ECONtribute LawEcon Workshop

The ECONtribute LawEcon Workshop is jointly organized by the Bonn Graduate School of Economics, the Law Faculty and the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods. It is an interdisciplinary workshop that brings together social scientists and legal scholars, whose research focuses on Law & Economics. The workshop is one of the  research seminars of the Cluster of Excellence ECONtribute. Financial support by the Cluster is gratefully acknowledged.


Time: Tuesday, 6.00 pm

Venue: Juridicum, RSI Room 0.017

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If you have any questions, please contact one of the current organizers.

Winter Term 2023/24

Date

Presenter

Title

02.11.2023

*Thursday at 12.15 pm*

*Room 1.016 (Westtower, 1.OG)*

Daniel Klerman

(University of Southern California)

Diversity Jurisdiction and Out-of-State Bias: An Experiment

12.12.2023

Marco Botta

(European University Institute)

User Consent at the Interface of the DMA and the GDPR

08.01.2024

*Monday at 12.15 pm*

*Room 1.016 (Westtower, 1.OG)*

Florencia Marotta-Wurgler

(New York University)

Machines that Think Like Lawyers: Issues, Methods, and Illustrations from Privacy Policies
16.01.2024

Li Chen

(University of Gothenburg)

Strategic Responses to Personalized Pricing and Demand for Privacy: An Experiment

23.01.2024

Paul Bose

(Bocconi, Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Trust in politicians and the provision of public goods: Evidence from Germany

30.01.2024

*Postponed to 28.05.2024*

Margherita Saraceno

(Universitá di Pavia)

How hard it is scoring a bullseye: Public policies and compliance hesistancy in heterogeneous populations (with G. Rampa)

06.02.2024

Deni Mantzari

(University College London)

FRAND in the DMA: A pragmatic approach?

Current Workshop Organizers