Conference Program

Parallel session A
09:00-10:30

A1: Competion and corporation
Room: A1

Session chair : Roberta Lombardi

• Taxing Anticompetitive Mergers
  Edward Iacobucci (Faculty of Law, University of Toronto)
• Killer Acquisitions: Evidence from European Merger Cases
  Selçukhan Ünekbaş (European University Institute); Marc Ivaldi (Toulouse School of Economics); Nicolas Petit (European University Institute)
• Monopsony in Labour Markets: The Corporate Law Contribution
  DAVID CABRELLI (Edinburgh); Ewa Kruszewska (University of Essex)

A2: Market for data and news
Room: A3

Session chair : Anna Licastro

• Fake news and sharing limits
  Marco Giraudo (University of Turin); Stefano Dughera (University of Turin)
• Property rights theory, bundles of rights on IoT data, and the Data Act
  Wolfgang Kerber (University of Marburg); Martina Eckardt (Andrássy University Budapest)
• The road not taken: the interplay between antitrust law and data protection as a concrete proposal for an updated theory of harm suitable for the digital economy.
  Anna Licastro (Gabriele d'Annunzio University of Chieti-Pescara)

A3: L&E at the municipal level
Room: B2

Session chair : Anna Baraldi

• URBAN MOBILITY AND ROLE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: A MATCH FOR THE DIGITAL CITY?
  Gianluigi Delle Cave (University of Brescia)
• The city as a commons: games, economic behaviors and new institutional frameworks for the governance of urban resources
  Eleonora Gregori Ferri (Università degli Studi di Milano)
• Women in Politics and Wast Management. Evidence from Italian Municipalities
  anna laura baraldi (università della campania L. Vanvitelli); claudia cantabene (università della campania L. Vanvitelli); Alessandro De Iudicibus (università della campania L. Vanvitelli)

A4: Measuring formal and informal institutions
Room: B3

Session chair : Mitja Kovac

• Bridge Builders: Examining the Muslim leaders’ Impact on Cultural Harmony and Integration in Immigrant Communities
  Fayrouz FLIOU (University of Turin)
• Have autocrats governed for the long term?
  Fabio Monteforte (University of Messina); Jonathan Temple (independent, UK); Emanuele Millemaci (University of Messina)
• Institutional integration and the enlargement of the European Union: evidence from Ukraine
  Mitja Kovac (University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business); Chiarra Foccaci (HEC Liège); Rok Spruk (School of Economics and Business University of Ljubljana)

A5: Antitrust
Room: B4

Session chair : Gianluca Faella

• AEC Criterion and Exclusionary Conduct: Recent Development under EU Competition Law
  Gianluca Faella (Universita degli Studi Link)
• GAME THEORY APPLIED TO THE BRAZILIAN ANTITRUST LENIENCY PROGRAM
  Douglas Sabino (Federal University of Minas Gerais); Fabiano Lara (Federal University of Minas Gerais); Elisa Sarto (Federal University of Minas Gerais)
• All You Can Eat: What JBS' Case Can Tell Us about Industrial Policy and Competition Law?
  Arthur Sadami (University of São Paulo)

A6: Criminal L&E
Room: B5

Session chair : Maurizio Lisciandra

• A Theory of Cyclic Bribery
  Maurizio Lisciandra (Università di Roma LUMSA); Antonio Miralles (University of Messina); Fabio Monteforte (University of Messina)
• A comparative study of the legal evolution and cognate offences of picking quarrels and provoking trouble
  Setsen(yifei) K.(xiao) (University of Trento)
• Exploring Inmates’ Perceptions: Evidence from Czech Prisons
  Michal Šoltés (Charles University); Daniel L. Chen (Toulouse School of Economics); Lubomír Cingl (Prague University of Economics and Business ); Arnaud Philippe (Bristol University)

Parallel session B
11:00-12:30

B1: Business L&E
Room: A1

Session chair : Maribel Saez Lacave

• The Schumpeter Corporation Paradox: Corporations as the Communal Investment
  Mark Warren (Central European University)
• Startup Corporate Law: A Leximetrics Approach
  Alvaro Pereira (Georgia State University)
• Corporate Groups: Corporate Law, Private Contracting and Equal Ownership
  Maribel Saez Lacave (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid); Maria Gutierrez Urtiaga (Universidad Carlos III)

B2: Governance, tort and property in the digital era
Room: A3

Session chair : Oscar Borgogno

• ALGORITHMIC NEGOTIATION AND PARTIES WILL
  Erica Adamo (Università degli studi di Parma)
• Tokenising property
  Veronica Zerba (University of Trento); Edoardo D. Martino (University of Amsterdam)
• Judicial Fragmentation: anti-suit injunctions between L&E and geopolitics
  Oscar Borgogno (Banca d'Italia)

B3: Taxation
Room: B2

Session chair : Fabiano Lara

• Rules of OECD transfer pricing guidelines are not in compliance with the "economic" arm's length principle (conditions independent parties would agree upon)
  ANDREA MUSSELLI (STUDIO MUSSELLI)
• Fair taxation in the digital economy era
  GIULIA GIAIMIS (Università degli Studi di Brescia)
• IMPACT OF TAX TRANSACTIONS AND TAX LITIGATION ON TAX DISOBEDIENCE
  FABIANO LARA (UFMG); ANTONIO PAULO MACHADO GOMES (IBMEC); Jacqueline Veneroso Alves da Cunha (UFMG)

B4: Constitutional L&E
Room: B3

Session chair : Theo Simon

• Tenure-Dependent Benefits and Politicians’ Integrity
  Enrico Miglino (Banca d'Italia)
• Facing the populists: the effect of populist challengers on mainstream parties’ welfare state positions
  Andrea Celico (Universidad de Navarra)
• Were you naughty or nice? An Impartial Theory of the Effects of Lobbyism.
  Theo Simon (University of Siegen); Nils Goldschmidt (University Siegen)

B5: Environmental L&E
Room: B4

Session chair : Alessandra Prandi

• Comparative transaction cost analysis of possible juridical forms of RECs
  Grazia Greco (university of Milan)
• ‘Sustainable Public Order’ and Private Contract Law
  Alessandra Prandi (Università degli Studi di Brescia); Giovanni Fappiano (Università degli Studi di Brescia)

B6: Sustainable governance and institutions
Room: B5

Session chair : Lorenzo Sacconi

• Effective governance of Protected Areas: an analysis of stakeholder’s perspectives
  donatella porrini (università del salento); benedetta coluccia (università del salento)
• Sen’s capabilities and stakeholders’ entitlements in the firm: A new foundation of corporate governance
  Massimiliano Vatiero (Università degli Studi di Trento, and Università della Svizzera italiana); Magalì Fia (University of Bologna); Lorenzo Sacconi (Università degli Studi di Milano Statale)
• Sustainable Corporate Governance and New Law & Economics
  Lorenzo Sacconi (Università degli Studi di Milano Statale); Virginia Cecchini Manara (Department of Public National and Supranational Law, University of Milan)

B7: Philosophy of L&E
Room: A2

Session chair : Silvia Zorzetto

• The disappearance of “fraternity” from economic discussion: does it matter?
  Giorgia Lucchini (LUMSA)
• Anti-Perfectist perspectives in political economy: the public dimension
  Stefano Solari (Padova)
• Is there really an economic analysis of law in legal argumentation? The Italian Case Law between Eclecticism and Classicism
  Silvia Zorzetto (Milan)

Plenary session 2
Aula Magna - 13:30-15:00

• Chair : Giovanni B. Ramello
• Brenno Galli award
  Committee: Elena Verdolini (UniBS), Massimiliano Granieri (UniBS), and Massimiliano Vatiero (UniTn & USI)
• Keynote speech
  Hans-Bernd Schäfer, Professor of Economics, Bucerius Law School and University of Hamburg:
  Civil law as a common heritage, challenges for law and economics and comparative law

Parallel session
15:00-16:30

C1: Corporate L&E
Room: A1

Session chair : Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci

• Off the Record Communications at Shareholders Meetings
  Christina Sautter (Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law); Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci (University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law)
• HOW TO LIMIT THE DOWNSTREAM COSTS OF RACIALLY RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS
  Randall Johnson (UMKC)
• The Vitruvian Shareholder
  Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci (UMKC School of Law)

C2: Governance, tort and property in the digital era
Room: A3

Session chair : Edoardo Martino

• Decentralized Autonomous Organizations: the future of business organization? The law, economics and technology of blockchain-organized activities
  Edoardo Martino (University of Amsterdam); Oscar Borgogno (Bank of Italy)
• Autonomous AI, private actors and hybrid modes of technology regulation: some firm level evidence
  Mitja Kovac (University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business); Katarina Jevsjak (Metronik Corporation); Svjetlana Maksimovic (Gebrüder Weiss company)
• Blockchain's Embedded Centralities, Risks, and Implications: Applying Ostrom's Commons Approach to Solve Blockchain's Governance Dilemma
  Sangita Gazi (Yale Law School)

C3: Issues on properties
Room: B2

Session chair : Bartłomiej Biga

• Club classification of foreclosure rates in Spain
  Rafael González-Val (Universidad de Zaragoza)
• University Technology Transfer in Argentina, Italy and Colombia and its positive impact in the regions: The role of IP in these successful processes
  Juan Vinasco (University of Turin); Maricel Mengoni (University of Turin); Beatrice Dalla-Verita (University of Turin)
• Public policies expectations and personal readiness to relinquish ownership
  Bartłomiej Biga (Cracow University of Economics)

C4: Measuring formal and informal institutions
Room: B3

Session chair : Stefan Voigt

• Someone will be left out in the cold: Exploring the impact of prosecutors’ turnover on statute-barred crimes
  Umberto Nizza (University of Verona); Angelo Zago (University of Verona )
• The Best View over Others' Misery: Positional Housing in Italian Municipalities
  Nadia von Jacobi (University of Trento); Massimiliano Vatiero (University of Trento)
• Eliciting Values and Social Norms from Folktales - Insights From a Novel Folktale Database
  Stefan Voigt (Hamburg); Nadia von Jacobi (Trento); Mahdi Khesali (Hamburg)

C5: Green and digital transitions
Room: B4

Session chair : Giuseppe Bellantuono

• Climate Change? L'Addition, s'il vous plaît!
  Francesca Leucci (Bologna/Rotterdam/Hamburg Universities)
• Twinning the Transitions? Missing Legal Frameworks for Digitalization and Decarbonization
  Giuseppe Bellantuono (Università degli studi di Trento)
• Joint-Liability in Environmental Law: A Game Theory Approach
  carlo carrera (MILAN); Virginia Cecchini Manara (Milan)

C6: Equity and social norms
Room: B5

Session chair : Margherita Saraceno

• The Complementary Role of Distributive and Criminal Equity
  Massimo D'Antoni (Università di Siena); Avraham Tabbach (Tel-Aviv University)
• Spontaneous norms among heterogeneous agents: a rational-choice model
  Karol Zdybel (University of Hamburg)
• How hard it is scoring a bullseye: Public policies and compliance hesitancy in heterogeneous populations
  Margherita Saraceno (Università degli Studi di Pavia); Giorgio Rampa (University of Pavia)

C7: Philosophy of L&E
Room: A2

Session chair : Fabrizio Esposito

• How the Consumer Welfare Standard Solves the Monopoly Prisoner’s Dilemma: A Micro-in-Macro Analysis of Market Institutions
  Fabrizio Esposito (NOVA School of Law); Gianmaria Pessina (University of Turin)
• The Indeterminacy of Legal Rules
  Daniel Pi (University of New Hampshire)
• AI and Increased Medical Liability?
  Alessandro Tacconelli (ETH Zurich); Alexander Stremitzer (ETH Zurich); Jakob Merane (ETH Zurich); Aileen Nielsen (ETH Zurich); Karol Jan Rutkowski (ETH Zurich)

Parallel session D
17:00-18:30

D1: L&E of firms
Room: A1

Session chair : Filippo Belloc

• The Complementarity Between Automation and Flexible Labor Contracts: Theoretical Framework and Evidence from Italy
  Silvio Traverso (University of Eastern Piedmont); Massimiliano Vatiero (University of Trento); Enrico Zaninotto (University of Trento)
• Regulation and productivity: evidence from the universe of firms
  Giacomo Roma (Bank of Italy); Sauro Mocetti (Bank of Italy); Andrea Cintolesi (Bank of Italy)
• Contested Transparency: Digital Monitoring Technologies and Worker Voice
  Filippo Belloc (University of Siena); Gabriel Burdin (Leed University Business School); Fabio Landini (University of Parma); Stefano Dughera (University of Turin)

D2: Governance, tort and property in the digital era
Room: A3

Session chair : Fernando Gomez

• Civil Liability and Autonomous Vehicles
  Emanuela Maio (Università di Parma)
• A Two-stage Social Contract Informed by the Capability Approach as the Normative Framework of an Extended and Alternative Model of Corporate Governance for the Digital Economy
  Pietro Ghirlanda (University of Milan)
• Platform Liability with Relational Sanctions
  Fernando Gomez (Pompeu Fabra Barcelona)

D3: Issues of Labour L&E
Room: B2

Session chair : Lorenzo Luisetto

• Digitalization and ALMPs: a new paradigm for the labor market
  Anna Bebber (Trento)
• Firm-level Effects of Reductions in Working Hours
  Alessandro Tondini (FBK-IRVAPP); Mara Lopes (UC3M); Kentaro Asai (PSE)
• Empowering platform workers: granting collective bargaining rights
  Gabriël van Rosmalen (Utrecht University)

D4: Public L&E and Judicial Behaviour
Room: B3

Session chair : Nadia Maccabiani

• CONSTITUTIONALISM IN ACTION: RULES AND CONSTITUTIONAL POLITICS
  Tanja Porcnik (University of Hamburg)
• The Rise of Law and Economics in the Brazilian Supreme Court
  LUCAS VISPICO (University of São Paulo, Brazil.)
• Nudge Regulation and Technological Management: a Constitutional Law Perspective
  nadia maccabiani (University of Brescia)

D5: Environmental L&E
Room: B4

Session chair : Clarissa Giannaccari

• Intergenerational justice from future generations to Earth system governance. Via Climate litigation, could Law write a new integration between conteporary economic, social, and political issues?
  Clarissa Giannaccari (Sapienza Università di Roma)
• A Further Economic Analysis of Environmental Tort Law in Brazil and its Incentives
  Paulo Franco (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV DIREITO RIO)); Antonio Maristrello Porto (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV Direito Rio)); Rômulo Sampaio (Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV Direito Rio))
• Multi-stakeholder coalitions, subjective games, and equitable equilibria in the Great Bear Rainforest agreement.
  Sara Lorenzini (University of MilaN); Lorenzo Sacconi (University of Milan)

D6: Quality of institutions, growth and public policies
Room: B5

Session chair : Alessandro Melcarne

• The impact of Special Economic Zones on Southern Italy
  Emanuele Millemaci (University of Messina); Paolo Mustica (University of Messina); MIchele Limosani (University of Messina)
• SUPPORTING FILM PRODUCTION TO CREATE EUROPEAN AUDIOVISUAL MARKET
  marco gambaro (Università degli Studi di Milano)
• Why is litigation so costly to growth?
  Alessandro Melcarne (Université Paris Nanterre); Giovanni Battista Ramello (Università di Torino); Rok Spruk (University of Ljubljana)

D7: Philosophy of L&E
Room: A2

Session chair : Giovanni Tuzet

• Buchanan, coordination failures and the emergence of law
  Alain Marciano (Université de Montpellier); Stefano Dughera (University of Piedmont Orientale)
• What is fiscal freedom? Some legal-philosophical clarification
  Paolo Silvestri (Catania)
• PREFERENCES, SELF-REGARDING AND OTHER-REGARDING
  Giovanni Tuzet (Bocconi)