Hamburg Lectures in L&E

The Hamburg Lectures in Law and Economics are a lecture series that takes place at the University of Hamburg every Wednesday evening (6:15 - 7:45 p.m.) during the semester. The lectures, held by internationally renowned researchers from Germany and abroad, deal with current research results in the field of economic analysis of law and address a broad audience through their interdisciplinary approach.

Winter Term 2020/2021

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, all lectures will be held via zoom until further notice. Please send an email to justyn.brockmeyer@ile-hamburg.de( justyn.brockmeyer"AT"ile-hamburg.de) to register for the lectures.

All lectures will take place on Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. We are looking forward to seeing you.

04.11.2020	Political Geography and Pre-Industrial Development: A Theory and Evidence for Europe 1000-1850 Prof. Paolo Vanin (University of Bologna)
11.11.2020	Land Property Rights, Cadasters and Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Panel 1000—2015 CE Prof. Ola Olsson (University of Gothenburg)
16.11.2020	Rule by Data: The End of Markets? Prof. Katharina Pistor (Columbia Law School)
25.11.2020	Economic Lawfare: The Geopolitics of Corporate Justice Prof. Cornelia Woll (Sciences Po)
02.12.2020	As long as they are cheap: Experimental evidence on the demand for migrant workers. Prof. Paolo Falco (University of Copenhagen)
09.12.2020	The return of Pachamama: Coca, politics and empowerment in Bolivia Prof. Pablo Selaya (University of Copenhagen)
16.12.2020	Walking the Talk: How Illiberal Parties Erode Democracy Prof. Anna Lührmann (University of Gothenburg)
13.01.2021	Roma and Bureaucrats: A Correspondence Experiment in the Czech Republic Prof. Josef Montag (Charles University)
20.01.2021	Flexibility for Electricity Networks: Economic and Legal Aspects Dr. Jan Peter Sasse (Bundesnetzagentur)
27.01.2021	Discrimination within the Judiciary Prof. Samantha Bielen (Hasselt University)