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.

WinterTerm 2024/2025

The 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 lectures-ile@uni-hamburg.de( lectures-ile"AT"uni-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.

30.10.2024

Governance Archaeology: Collective Governance in Global History

Dr. Frederica Carugati (King’s College London)

06.11.2024

Corporate Governing: Understanding Corporations as Agents of Socioeconomic Change

Prof. Matteo Gatti (Rutgers University New Jersey)

27.11.2024

Endogenous Legislatures

Dr. Alejandro Corvalán (University of Chile)

04.12.2024

Measuring Social Norms

Dr. Alexander Vostroknutov (Maastricht University)

11.12.2024

Law and Norms: Experimental Evidence

Prof. Daniele Nosenzo (Aarhus University)

18.12.2024

The Death of Fee-Shifting Bylaws

Prof. Jens Frankenreiter (Washington University
St. Louis)

08.01.2025

Forum Shopping and Forum Selling in German Patent
Litigation: A Quantitative Analysis

Prof. Alexander Morell (Goethe University
Frankfurt)

15.01.2025

Make it Burn? Wildfires, Disaster Aid and Presidential Approval

Prof. Michael Berlemann (HWWI)

22.01.2025

Information Instruments and Pollution Avoidance: Experimental Evidence

Prof. Johannes Lohse (Leuphana University)

29.01.2025

Career Path Dependencies of Government Leaders

Dr. Shaheen Naseer (University of Oxford)