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.

Summer Term 2022

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, events are held in alternating formats (online or hybrid). Events marked with "hybrid" can be attended online via Zoom as well as in person at the Institute of Law and Economics. Please send an email to meike.ly@ile-hamburg.de( meike.ly"AT"ile-hamburg.de) to register for the lectures.

Unless otherwise indicated, all lectures will take place on Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.

We are looking forward to seeing you.

06.04.2022

(Hybrid)

Complexity and the regulation of disruption

Prof. Marco Dell`Erba (University of Zurich)

13.04.2022

(Hybrid)

Legal Disagreement

Prof. Kevin Davis (NYU School of Law)

20.04.2022

(Hybrid)

Meta-theoretical strategies in private law theory

Prof. Péter Cserne (University of Aberdeen/HIAS)

27.04.2022

(Hybrid)

tbd

Prof. Dirk Hartung (Bucerius Law School)

04.05.2022

(Hybrid)

Why the New Global Disorder Requires a New Order-Based Economics?

Prof. Stefan Kolev (University of Applied Sciences Zwickau)

11.05.2022

(Hybrid)

Democratic L&E

Prof. Daniel Markovits (Yale Law School)

18.05.2022

(Online)

tbd

Prof. Hillel Rapoport (University of Paris)

01.06.2022

(Online)

Bargaining about War in the Shadow of International Law

Prof. Eyal Benvenisti (University of Cambridge)

08.06.2022

(Hybrid)

tbd

Prof. Eric Brousseau (Paris Dauphine University)

15.06.2022

(Hybrid)

Biased Financial Advisers, Regulation and Transparency

Prof. Fernando Gómez (University Pompeu Fabra)

22.06.2022

(Hybrid)

Coups and Constitutional Change

Prof. Christian Björnskov (University of Aarhus)

29.06.2022

(Hybrid)

The Implications of the Populations Exchange between Greece and Turkey on Literacy and Employment Rates of the Native Population

Prof. Anastasia Litina (University of Macedonia)

06.07.2022

(Online)

A Statistical Test for legal Interpretation: Theory and Applications

Prof. Julian Nyarko (Stanford Law School)