Conference Program

Parallel session B
09:00-10:30

B1: Administrative Law and Economics and Regulated Industries (I)
Room: Aula Calasso

Session chair : Roberto Basile

• Administrative capacity and speed of public spending
  Sara Moccia (Federico II); Alfredo Del Monte (Federico II); Alessandro De Iudicibus (University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli); Luca Pennacchio (Parthenope University)
• Government Subsidies and the Landscape of Industrial Sectors
  Filippo Belloc (University of Siena); Antonino Lofaro (University of Siena)
• A Pan-European Dialogue among Supreme National Courts for a more integrated Europe
  Biancamaria Raganelli (Tor Vergata); Öznur Uguz (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna)

B2: Issues of Labour L&E
Room: Aula VI

Session chair : Roberto Ippoliti

• A law and economic analyses of prostitution: new insights from the Italian market
  Roberto Ippoliti (Università del Piemonte Orientale); Fabrizia Santini (Università del Piemonte Orientale)
• Challenges and Alternative Approaches to Enforcing the Right to Strike in Global Labor Standards.
  Setsen (yifei) Kiyoutes (xiao) (University of Trento); Danqing Wang (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University.)
• From Open to Closed Societies: Inequality, Migration, and Women Rights
  Maurizio Lisciandra (Università di Roma LUMSA); Marco Casari (University of Bologna); Ali Seyhun Saral (IAST Toulouse)

B3: Measuring Formal and Informal Institutions
Room: Aula VII

Session chair : Massimo D'Antoni

• My country, your law: foreign laws' impact in the national market
  Francesco Angelini (University of Bologna)
• Electing for stability: Democracy and output volatility, 1960-2019
  Fabio Monteforte (University of Messina); Jonathan Temple (independent, UK); Emanuele Millemaci (University of Messina)
• THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF POWER: MAKING SENSE OF INALIENABILITY RULES
  Massimo D'Antoni (Università di Siena); Edward Iacobucci (University of Toronto)

B4: Behavioral L&E and Social Norms
Room: Aula VIII

Session chair : Silvia Sacchetti

• The Role of Social Norms in Anti-Coordination with Asymmetric Income Distribution
  Lorenzo Spadoni (Università di Cassino); Pietro Guarnieri (University of Pisa)
• How to (s)elect the best policymaker. \\An experiment on democracy, meritocracy and lottocracy.
  Adriano Giuliani (LUMSA University); Matteo Rizzolli (LUMSA University); Davide Marchegiani (The Australian National University); Luca Corazzini (University of Milan - Bicocca)
• The interplay between motivational renewal and rule conformity in the production of public goods. An application to music education
  Silvia Sacchetti (University of Trento)

B5: Experimental L&E
Room: Aula IX

Session chair : Marco Faillo

• Financing mechanisms may displace ethical motivations. An experiment on the effects for the production of social welfare goods.
  Marco Faillo (University of Trento); Virginia Cecchini Manara (University of Milan); Lorenzo Sacconi (University of Milan); Klaudijo Klaser (University of Trento)
• INTRINSIC DISUTILITY OF PUNISHMENT: A SURVEY EXPERIMENT
  Stefania Ottone (Unoversity of Turin); Peter Lewisch (University of Vienna); Ferruccio Ponzano (University of Eastern Piedmont)
• It Takes Two to Tango: Nudging Cooperative Behavior with a Proverb
  Nourhan Hassan (Hamburg university)

B6: Business L&E in the Digital Era (I)
Room: Library Istituto Economia e Finanze

Session chair : Mitja Kovac

• The Tragedy of the Anticommons and Intellectual Property in the Context of Contemporary Transformations in the Institution of Property
  Bartłomiej Biga (Cracow University of Economics)
• Qualifying the concept of ‘contractual equilibrium’: From equality of exchange to fair play
  Nikos Antoniadis (Humboldt University of Berlin)
• Concepts of virtue, honourable conduct and good faith: comparisons and economic reflections
  Mitja Kovac (University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business); Amelie Van Belleghem (Court of First Instance West Flanders, Bruges,)

B7: Climate Change and Environmental L&E (I)
Room: Aula Seminari Istituto di Diritto Pubblico

Session chair : Alessandro Marinaccio

• How much is Biodiversity assessed in Climate Change Litigation?
  Francesca Leucci (Wageningen University and Research); Chad Patrick Osorio (Wageningen University and Research, Netherlands ); Donatella Porrini ( University of Salento, Italy); Nancy Wu (EDLE (Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bologna))
• An original approach to meeting the challenges of the climate crisis through sustainable cities: the example of PRPE in France
  Dominique MIGNOT (Université Gustave Eiffel)
• Climate change, heat stress and work: epidemiology and associated costs.
  Alessandro Marinaccio (Rome); Michela Bonafede (Inail, Rome); Marco Morabito (CNR-IBE, Florence)

Parallel session C
11:00-12:30

C1: Criminal L&E (I)
Room: Aula Calasso

Session chair : Anna Rita Germani

• Is the mafia responsible for technological backwardness in Sicily? An analysis from the unification of the kingdom of Italy (1861) to 1913
  Giuseppe Di Vita (University of Catania); Fabio Di Vita (University of Catania); Livio Ferrante (University of Catania)
• Effects of the Judicial Removal of Mafia Enterprises on Legal Firms
  Carlo Migliardo (Università degli Studi di Messina); Domenico Nicolò (Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria); Marcella Scrimitore (Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria)
• Crime and Credit: Analyzing the Impact of Organized Crime Perceptions on Loan Restrictions
  Antonio Fabio Forgione (University of Messina); Carlo Migliardo (cmigliardo@unime.it); Marco Spadaro (marco.spadaro1@studenti.unime.it)
• The Determinants of Illegal Gambling in Italy: an Empirical Investigation at Provincial Level
  Anna Rita Germani (Sapienza University of Rome); Amedeo Argentiero (University of International Studies of Rome); Alessio D'Amato (Tor Vergata University)

C2: Innovation and Impact Evaluation of Public Policies
Room: Aula VI

Session chair : Elena Ragazzi

• Evaluation of the effect of OSH ISI-Inail’s policy on firms’ survival
  Alessia Marrocco (Sapienza University of Rome); Angelo Castaldo (Sapienza University of Rome); Marco Forti (University of Foggia)
• Risk management systems for occupational safety and health and the “Support incentives for enterprises” programme – Background, rules and some comments on an evaluation
  Lisa Sella (CNR-IRCrES - National Research Council of Italy); Elena Ragazzi (CNR-IRCrES); Eva Dettmann (IWH & CNR-IRCrES)
• The impact of the European Emission Trading Scheme on labor productivity
  Claudia Nardone (Sapienza University of Rome); Roberto Basile (Sapienza University of Rome); Rosanna Pittiglio (”, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli); Filippo Reganati (Sapienza University of Rome)

C3: Law and Finance (I)
Room: Aula VII

Session chair : Olivier Butzbach

• Financial constraints and institutional quality: Which is the effect to be on the “wrong side” of the institutional border
  Greta Falavigna (Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth of the National Council of Research (CNR-IRCrES)); Roberto Ippoliti (Università del Piemonte Orientale)
• From legitimation to contradiction: Searching for legal bases to economic views of banking
  Olivier Butzbach (University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli")
• The Regulatory Framework of Institutional Investors’ Engagement with German companies
  Maria Grigoropoulou (Tilburg University)
• No Private Ordering Please, We’re Italian
  Casimiro A. Nigro (Goethe Universität); Luca Enriques (University of Oxford)

C4: Business L&E in the Digital Era (II)
Room: Aula VIII

Session chair : Francesco Parisi

• Efficient copyright filters for online hosting platforms
  Alessandro De Chiara (University of Barcelona); Ester Manna (University of Barcelona); Antoni Rubí-Puig (Universitat Pompeu Fabra); Adrian Segura (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
• Rewarding Failure
  Alice Guerra (University of Bologna); Francesco Parisi (University of Minnesota); Andres Sawicki (University of Miami)
• INCENTIVES AND SUSTAINABILITY: MYTHS AND REALITIES ABOUT ESG METRICS IN CEOS’ COMPENSATION IN THE MAIN EU ECONOMIES
  federico fornasari (Bank of Italy); nicolò galasso (university of Venice Ca' Foscari)

C5: Antitrust, Competition Law and Digital Markets (I)
Room: Aula IX

Session chair : Edward Iacobucci

• Ethnic conflicts, civil war and economic growth: region-level evidence from former Yugoslavia
  Stefan Nikolić ( Loughborough University); Rok Spruk (University of Ljubljana); Aleksandar Kešeljević (University of Ljubljana)
• Market for the truth, digital platforms, and AI-based products. Some L&E preliminary considerations
  Massimiliano Vatiero (Università degli Studi di Trento, and Università della Svizzera italiana)
• Algorithmic Pricing, Anticompetitive Counterfactuals, and Antitrust Law
  Edward Iacobucci (Faculty of Law, University of Toronto)

C6: International L&E
Room: Library Istituto Economia e Finanze

Session chair : Martina Ferracane

• Economic Analysis of OECD Anti-bribery Convention
  Hazal Basarik Kasap (University of Hamburg)
• The Brussels effect in Africa: Is it beneficial for intra-regional trade in digital services?
  Martina Ferracane (European University Institute); Erik van der Marel (ULB); Simón González Ugarte (European University Institute)
• How do Civil Law legal orders react to ex-ante transaction costs? A focus on the most relevant regulatory solutions.
  Massimiliano Marletta (University of Catania)

Parallel session
14:00-15:30

D1: Law and Finance (II)
Room: Aula Calasso

Session chair : Enrico Del Prato

• CoCos in Europe: What Is Wrong – and How to Fix It?
  Edoardo Martino (University of Amsterdam); Casimiro Nigro (Goethe University Frankfurt); Tom Vos (Maastrict University)
• Signaling and Fraud when Crowdfunding Campaigns Compete for Pledges
  Robin Christmann (Leibniz FH, University of Applied Sciences); Mark Broere (Leibniz FH)
• The Case Against Banks and the Case for Banks
  Jonathan Macey (Yale)

D2: Administrative Law and Regulated Industries (II)
Room: Aula VI

Session chair : Fernando Gomez

• The “impossible precision” of regulation: How policies dynamically interact with people heterogeneity and learning
  Margherita Saraceno (Università degli Studi di Pavia); Giorgio Rampa (University of Pavia)
• Regulating data infrastructures for new mobility markets
  Giuseppe Bellantuono (Università degli studi di Trento)
• Regulation, Trust, and Corporate Social Responsibility: Are They Complements?
  Fernando Gomez (Pompeu Fabra Barcelona); Aleix Calveras (University Illes Balears); Juan Jose Ganuza (Pompeu Fabra Barcelona)

D3: Philosophy of L&E (I)
Room: Aula VII

Session chair : Giovanni Tuzet

• Mistake in Contract: A Map of Possible Cases
  Giovanni Tuzet (Bocconi)
• Institutional Change Through the Institutions of Change: The Case of Civil Disobedience
  Paolo Silvestri (University of Catania); Maurizio Caserta (University of Catania); Maria Olivella Rizza (University of Catania)
• On Legal Limbos and Public Perception: How Does Framing Matter?
  Alessandro Tacconelli (ETH Zurich)

D4: Public L&E and Judicial Behavior (I)
Room: Aula VIII

Session chair : Alessandro Melcarne

• How to Attract Women to the Top: Female Board Quotas and Leadership Roles
  María Gutiérrez Urtiaga (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid); Maribel Saéz Lacave (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)
• Incentive misalignment in the judicial system: the case of the public prosecutor
  maurizio caserta (university of catania); Massimiliano Marletta (university of catania)
• Equal Justice Under Law? Local Justice Efficiency and Crime Deterrence
  daria denti (Gran Sasso Science Institute); marco di cataldo (Università Ca' Foscari)

D5: Quality of Institutions, Growth and Public Policies
Room: Aula IX

Session chair : Walter Paternesi Meloni

• Is a catch-up underway in the Euro area? Institutional changes and competitiveness differentials between Germany and Mediterranean economies
  Walter Paternesi Meloni (Sapienza University of Rome)
• Internationalization of Italian SMEs and the role of judicial barriers
  Roberto Ippoliti (Università del Piemonte Orientale); Greta Falavigna (CNR-IRCrES); Giovanni Ramello (Università di Torino)
• A Preliminary Analysis on Special Economic Zones in Southern Italy
  Emanuele Millemaci (University of Messina); Fabio Monteforte (University of Messina); Paolo Mustica (University of Messina)

D6: Cyber security
Room: Library Istituto Economia e Finanze

Session chair : Ugo Finardi

• Unpacking GDPR Enforcement: A Semantics Analysis and Topic Modeling Approach to Understanding Fines and Compliance Patterns
  Albina Orlando (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (C.N.R.)); Mario Santoro (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche)
• Market and security in the era of cyber risk. Standards and certifications for ICT security assets between the needs of free trade and national security in the European Union context
  Federico Serini (University of Rome La Sapienza)
• The value of cybersecurity: a Cost-benefit analysis methodology to evaluate household’s appreciation of the security of electric supply and personal data.
  Ugo Finardi (CNR-IRCrES, National Research Council of Italy, Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth); Graziano Abrate (Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro”); Clementina Bruno (Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro”); Fabrizio Erbetta (Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro”); Jeanne Vallette (CNR-IRCrES, National Research Council of Italy, Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth); Elena Ragazzi (CNR-IRCrES, National Research Council of Italy, Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth)

Parallel session
15:45-17:15

E1: Bankruptcy Law, Business Law, Theory of the Firm, Corporate Governance (I)
Room: Aula Calasso

Session chair : Robert Rhee

• ON ENTITYNESS AND TAKEOVERS: ACQUISITION VALUATION, THEORY OF THE FIRM, AND COASE’S ERROR
  Robert Rhee (University of Florida Levin College of Law)
• Judicial efficiency and the default of zombie firms
  tommaso oliviero (Federico II)
• Beyond Approval: The Role of the Delaware Court of Chancery in Settlements of Fiduciary Litigation
  Gilda Sophie Prestipino (Stanford Law School)

E2: Constitutional L&E and Public Finance
Room: Aula VI

Session chair : Andrea Salustri

• Do municipal investments in preschool education affect student achievement?
  Carmela Ciccarelli (Università della Calabria)
• Does aid for gender equality reduce female migration?
  Betül Simsek (University of Hamburg)
• Social expenditure functions, inclusiveness and well-being in Europe: an explorative analysis
  Andrea Salustri (Sapienza University of Rome); Maria Alessandra Antonelli (Sapienza University of Rome)

E3: Innovative investments, Safety and social welfare
Room: Aula VII

Session chair : Laurent Carnis

• Speeding Behaviour and Speed Regulation and Enforcement
  laurent carnis (Université Gustave Eiffel)
• Accidents at work in Italy: an empirical analysis at the provincial level
  Alessia Marrocco (Sapienza University of Rome); Angelo Castaldo (Sapienza University of Rome); Maria Alessandra Antonelli (Sapienza University of Rome)
• Spillover effects of innovation policies on workplace accidents in Europe
  Alessia Marrocco (Sapienza University of Rome); Angelo Castaldo (Sapienza Univesrity of Rome); Guido Jacopo Micheli (Politecnico of Milan); Gaia Vitrano (Politecnico of Milan); Alessandro Marinaccio (Inail)

E4: Antitrust and Competition Law (II)
Room: Aula VIII

Session chair : Massimiliano Granieri

• Competition and Political Power
  Francesco Ducci (Western University); Alan Miller (Western University )
• DOES SUSTAINABILITY ENTER THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR ANTITRUST TREATEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AGREEMENTS?
  Massimiliano Granieri (Università degli Studi di Brescia)
• The Block Exemption of Vertical Agreements and Online Sales: Some Critical Remarks
  Gianluca Faella (Universita degli Studi Link)

E5: Artificial Intelligence and cyber law
Room: Aula IX

Session chair : Ewa Kruszewska

• Artificial intelligence and copyright – are existing laws sufficient in Hong Kong?
  Jojo YC Mo (Baptist University Hong Kong)
• Neurotechnologies shaping our brains and legal frameworks
  Giulia Maria Servida (Università degli Studi di Milano)
• AI for ALL: Steering the UK Towards Responsible AI Development
  Ewa Kruszewska (University of Essex)

E6: Philosophy of L&E (II)
Room: Library Istituto Economia e Finanze

Session chair : Paolo Silvestri

• Better call your lawyer: Dark Patterns are best understood as unfair commercial practices
  cecilia isola (University of Genoa); Fabrizio Esposito (Nova Law school (Lisbon))
• Rethinking Private Authority in Modern Governance – A Philosophical Account
  Filippo Itolli (Università degli Studi di Milano); Virginia Cecchini Manara (Università degli Studi di Milano)
• Customary rules versus designed rules
  Karol Zdybel (University of Hamburg)

Plenary session 2
Aula Calasso - 17:30-18:30

• Keynote 1
• Prof. Peter T. Leeson (George Mason University) : "Anākī: The Law and Economics of Samurai Organization"
• Chair : Prof. Giovanni Battista Ramello