| Friday, October 26 | |
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| 9:00—10:00 am | Registration |
| 10:00—10:30 am | Welcome Toast |
| 10:30—10:45 am | Opening of the Conference: Josef Šíma |
| 10:45—12:15 pm |
Panel I: Punishment and Deterence Panel II: Global Crime and Global Security |
| 12:15—1:30 pm | Lunch (on your own) |
| 1:30—4:00 pm | Symposium "Law and Economics as an Applied Science. The Legacy of Guido Calabresi"—part I; Introduction and Chair: Alain Marciano & Giovanni Ramello |
| 1:30—2:30 pm | Guido Calabresi: The Place of Torts in Law and Economics: The Significance of the Liability Rule |
| 2:30—4:00 pm |
Calabresi in context Laura Kalman: "Some Thoughts on Yale and Guido" James Hackney: “Guido Calabresi and the Construction of Contemporary American Legal Theory” |
| 4:00—4:30 pm | Coffee Break |
| 4:30—6:00 pm |
Panel III: Firm, Competition and Anti-trust Policy Panel IV: Rule of Law and Social Design Panel V: Philosophy, Law and Economics |
| 7:30—10:00 pm | Welcome Dinner |
| Saturday, October 27 | |
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| 9:00—10:30 am |
Panel VI: Labor Law and the Family Panel VII: Interdisciplinarity and Development Panel VIII: Privatization and Competitive Reforms |
| 10:30—11:00 am | Cofee Break |
| 11:00—12:30 am |
"Law and Economics as an Applied Science. The Legacy of Guido Calabresi"— part II: Calabresi and Coase on accidents and tort Introduction and Chair: Alain Marciano & Giovanni Ramello Enrico Colombatto: "A free-market view on accidents and torts" Steve Medema: "Juris Prudence: Calabresi's Uneasy Relationship with the Coase Theorem" |
| 12:30—2:00 pm | Lunch (on your own) |
| 2:00—4:00 pm |
"Law and Economics as an Applied Science. The Legacy of Guido Calabresi"—part III: After Calabresi Introduction and Chair: Alain Marciano & Giovanni Ramello David M. Driesen: “The Economic Dynamics of Law” Marc Geistfeld: "Risk Distribution in the Law of Torts: Carrying Calabresi Further." W. Kip Viscusi and Joni Hersch: “Assessing the Insurance Role of Tort Liability after Calabresi,” |
| 4:00—4:30 pm | Coffee Break |
| 4:30—6:00 pm |
Panel IX: Politics, Control and Collective Rights Panel X: Taxes and Interventionism Panel XI Bounded Rationality and Regulatory Assessment |
| 6:00 pm | Closing Remarks |
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Sunday, October 28 |
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| Optional: | Tour of the historical center of Prague |
You may read more about The Grand City Tour of Prague and River Cruises here.
| Punishment and Deterence | |||
| Martin | Leroch | University of Mainz | Punishment as Defiance: Deterrence and Perverse Effects in the Case of Expressive Crime |
| Aia | Karapanou | School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam | Ex ante determined pain and suffering damages for non-fatal injuries: the case for Quality Adjusted Life Years |
| Libor | Dušek | CERGE-EI | Responses to More Severe Punishment in the Courtroom: Evidence from Truth-in-Sentencing Laws |
| Global Crime and Global Security | |||
| Manel | Mastouri | ISG de Tunis | Economic Intelligence and Global Security |
| Andra | Filote | University of Konstanz, Germany | Suicide Terror and Religious Cleavage |
| Firm, Competition and Anti-trust Policy | |||
| Frederic | Marty | Research Group on Law, Economics and Management, University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis | The Proper Scope of Economics: An Application to Antitrust Ruling |
| Andrius | Puksas | Mykolas Romeris University | The assessment of output limiting provisions |
| Izabela | Prager | University of Warsaw | European Private Company. The Law and Economics Approach. |
| Rule of Law and Social Design | |||
| Janica | Magat | University of the Philippines School of Economics | Blind Justice, A case for judicial impartiality in the Philippine Supreme Court |
| Ozge | Kama | Yildiz Teknik University | Rule of Law and Growth in New European Member States |
| Dušan | Tříska | Prague University of Economics | SOCIAL SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES; their design and nature |
| Labor Law and the Family | |||
| Pavol | Minarik | IEL, Turin; U of Economics, Prague | Employment, wages and religious revivals in post-communist countries |
| Josef | Montag | Masaryk University | Is Pro-Labor Law Pro-Women? Evidence from India |
| Pavel | Kuchař | VSE, Collegio Carlo Alberto | Surrogate Motherhood Law in the United States: Economic Analysis of Contractual Enforcement |
| Interdisciplinarity and Development | |||
| Lenka | Slavikova | University of Economics in Prague | Need for the interdisciplinarity in the environmental economics? |
| Eliška | Vejchodská | University of Economics, Prague | Tradable development rights: different trading agents, different rent-seeking opportunities |
| Dana | Bárková | University of West Bohemia, Pilsen | How to teach economics to lawyers? |
| Attila | Bartha | Hungarian Academy of Sciences | Governance, Culture, Legal Institutions or the Quality of Democracy? The Role of Institutions in the Economic Development of the EU Member States |
| Bounded Rationality and Regulatory Assessment | |||
| Marek | Hudík | University of Economics, Prague | Choice Theory with Boundedly Rational Observer |
| Jiří | Schwarz | Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University, Prague | Does Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) Really Evaluate Regulatory Impact? The Case of the Czech Republic |
| Pavel | Pelikan | Prague University of Economics | Financial regularions for an economy with uneuqally frational individuals |
| Philosophy, Law and Economics | |||
| Tevfik Murat | YILDIRIM | University of Milan | Economic and Philosophical Analysis of Property Ownership: Social Injustice or a Fundamental Right? |
| Massimiliano | Trovato | Università di Padova | European Property at the Crossroads of Philosophy, Law and Economics |
| Miroslav | Svoboda | University of Economics, Prague | Case for Economic Phenomenology |
| Politics, Control and Collective Right | |||
| Maja | Adena | Social Science Research Center Berlin | Radio effects in Weimar Republic and Nazi Germany |
| Matej | Gregarek | Prague School of Economics | Are there any Paretian chickens without normative eggs? (Reflection on Pareto efficiency as criterion for evaluating private and political markets) |
| Carolina | Gonzalez Rodriguez | University o Buenos Aires - School of Law | THE “REASONABLENESS PRINCIPLE”: SCARCITY AS A TOOL AGAINST COLLECTIVE RIGHTS |
| Taxes and Interventionism | |||
| Pál | Czeglédi | University of Debrecen | The theory of interventionism as an Austrian theory of slowdowns |
| Libor | Kyncl | Masaryk University | Long Term Public Policy Financing and its Sustainability |
| Evgeniy | Ozhegov | Higher School of Economics, Department of Applied Mathematics | Testing optimality of the corporate profit tax rate control in Perm region |
| Privatization and Competitive Reforms | |||
| Jane | Andrew | University of Sydney | ACCOUNTING, PUBLIC POLICY, AND THE HEGEMONY OF ‘COST’: THE FRAMING OF PRISON PRIVATISATION IN NSW |
| Josef | Mládek | University of Economics | Financial markets reform |
| Mateusz | Machaj | University of Wroclaw | Market contestability and dynamic theory of competition |