Invitation - 10/12/19 - Law and Economics in a new era

Sciences Po Internal workshop « Law and Economics in a new era » Tuesday December 10th 2019 Classroom H101  Sciences Po, 28 rue des Saints-Pères, Paris 7ème Presentation Recent developments, such as the rise of big data, of large web based giants or the new challenges raised by climate change or increasing inequalities, cause an important paradigm shift in law and economics. Such a shift raises numerous questions. Are our laws adequately addressing the new needs of our societies? How do we rethink competition law when players are growing larger and traditional measures of concentration no longer apply? Should we rethink the articulation between industrial and competition policy? How can we use our economic tools and methods to assess and design rules and regulations ? How does big data affect judicial decision making ? With the support of the Direction Scientifique under “La Soufflerie”, the creation of the group « Droit et Economie dans une nouvelle ère » aims at addressing these questions and generally treat subjects where law and economics are intertwined. It will be an interdisciplinary venture, building on the strengths of the economics department and the law school at Sciences Po, but will ultimately involve the entire Sciences Po community. The group will be organized around 3 main themes: Antitrust, Industrial and innovation policy in a new era Big data : consumer protection, predictive justice and use of data in sentencing Environmental challenges : rethinking law and economics The internal conference is designed to start discussions around those themes inside the Sciences Po community. Program 14:00 – 14:15    Roberto Galbiati : Presentation of the group 14:15 - 14.45   Horatia Muir-Watt : “Law and Economics’s European trajectory” 14.45 - 15.15     Emeric Henry : “Regulating judicial decision making” 15.15 - 15.45    Jerome Sgard : “The history of international commercial arbitration”   -  Coffee break  - 16:15 - 16.45     Pierre Cahuc :“Are pro-worker judges detrimental to firm survival and employment?” 16.45 - 17.15     Dina Waked :“Alternative readings of the history of Law and Economics” 17.15 - 17.45    Cornelia Woll : “The political economy of law enforcement” 17.45 - 18.30        Discussion Law and Economics at Sciences Po                                  -  Cocktail  -

PILAGG NOVEMBER 2019 KICKOFF EVENT: Panel Discussion on Legal Pluralism with Professors Paul Berman and Pierre Legrand

Posthumans hopping around...

NEW YORK, 16 NOVEMBRE 2019 - ore 16.00

Silver Center for Art and Science, New York University

Federico Vercellone, A Posthuman Approach to the Re-Enchantment of the World

La conferenza si terrà nel quadro del Posthuman Summit Winter 2019, organizzato dal NY Posthuman Research Group (New York University).

Ulteriori informazioni al link: http://www.posthumans.org/posthuman-fall-2019.html.

TORINO, 20 NOVEMBRE 2019 - ore 18.00

Ex-Sala Lauree di Lingue, Palazzetto Venturi, via Verdi 10

Presentazione del libro di Salvatore Tedesco, Fuoco pallido. W.G. Sebald: l'arte della trasformazione

Interverranno:

Elena Agazzi (Università di Bergamo)

Federico Vercellone (Università di Torino)

Sarà presente l'autore

Ulteriori informazioni al link: https://www.morphology.unito.it/eventi/presentazione-del-libro-di-salvatore-tedesco-fuoco-pallido

TORINO, 21-22 NOVEMBRE 2019 - ore 09.00

Convegno Internazionale FORMA, STORIA, NARRAZIONI, BIG DATA: MORFOLOGIA E DIACRONIA

Il centro Studi Arti della Modernità, in collaborazione con il CIM, la Fondazione Franco e Marilisa Caligara, l'Università di Torino e la Scuola di Scienze Umanistiche, organizza l'International Conference su Morfologia e diacronia.

Il programma completo si può trovare al link: https://www.morphology.unito.it/eventi/international-conference-forma-storia-narrazioni-big-data-morfologia-e-diacronia.

!!! P.G. Monateri: Presentazione "Dominus Mundi" - Accademia delle Scienze di Bologna - 11 novembre 2019

PILAGG NOVEMBER 2019 EXCLUSIVE EVENT: The Globalisation of Inclusion and Exclusion with Professors Hans Lindahl and Jacco Bomhoff, with discussant, Professor Helena Alviar Garcia

Alla ricerca del metodo nel diritto pubblico Orlando reloaded 12-13 dicembre 2019 (UniTrento)

Alla ricerca del metodo nel diritto pubblico

Orlando reloaded (12-13 dicembre 2019)

Università degli Studi di Trento

12 dicembre – h. 14:00

Prima sessione – LE QUESTIONI

Modera: Barbara Marchetti (Università di Trento)

• Qual è l’arena del diritto pubblico?
  Giulio Itzcovich (Università di Brescia), Martina Conticelli (Università di Roma "Tor Vergata")
   
• Qual è la funzione del diritto pubblico negli ordinamenti liberal-democratici?
  Marco Benvenuti (Sapienza Università di Roma), Annalisa Furia (Università di Bologna)
   
• Il diritto pubblico allo specchio: esiste un metodo?
  Michele Massa (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Milano), Alfredo Moliterni (Sapienza Università di Roma)

Coffee break

Tavola rotonda

Modera: Matteo Cosulich (Università di Trento)

• Uno, nessuno, centomila: accademia e politica in Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
  Antonio Cassatella (Università di Trento), Marco Mazzamuto (Università di Palermo), Andrea Morrone (Università di Bologna), Otto Pfersmann (EHESS Paris), Aristide Police (Università di Roma "Tor Vergata"), Diego Quaglioni (Università di Trento), Aldo Sandulli (LUISS Guido Carli-Roma)

13 dicembre – h. 9:30

Seconda sessione – LE SFIDE

Modera: Marco Bombardelli (Università di Trento)

• Ai confini del diritto pubblico: la cosa pubblica e le altre scienze
  Simone Penasa (Università di Trento), Matteo Casati (University of Kent)
   
• L’Università come organizzazione pubblica tra tradizione e competizione
  Enrico Carloni (Università di Perugia), Carla Barbati (IULM Milano)

Coffee break

• Il diritto pubblico strumento dell’egemonia: la formazione delle élites
  Francesca Biondi (Università di Milano), Andrea Rapini (Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia)

Conclusioni

Roberto Bin (Università di Ferrara), Maurizio Fioravanti (Emerito Università di Firenze)

Coordinamento scientifico

Fulvio Cortese (fulvio.cortese@unitn.it)
Corrado Caruso (corrado.caruso@unibo.it)
Stefano Rossi (stefano.rossi@unibg.it)

American Journal of Legal History Advance articles - David Harbecke, Modernisation Through Process. The Rise of the Court of Chancery in the European Perspective

Link: https://academic.oup.com/ajlh/advance-article/doi/10.1093/ajlh/njz023/5599867

Reminder: P.G. MONATERI at SciencesPo on "DOMINUS MUNDI" - 16 October 2019

REMINDER - Invitation - 11/10/19 - Common Market Law Review - A Cultural and Identity-related Shift in European Union Law

La scomparsa di Paolo Carrozza

Alla comunità dei comparatisti.

Piegato da una lunga malattia, ci ha lasciato Paolo Carrozza, che dell’AIDC è stato segretario generale nei primi anni ‘90.

Comparatista nell’animo, ancora prima che nello studio: nella sua intensa e variegata attività, di giurista accademico, ma anche di avvocato e di amministratore, Paolo ha sempre rifuggito steccati, ha sempre cercato di guardare oltre, di mettere in comunicazione esperienze e culture. Le sue ricerche, condotte nelle università di Firenze, di Sassari, di Pisa e nella Scuola superiore S. Anna, hanno spaziato sui più diversi ambiti, dallo statuto giuridico delle minoranze linguistiche al federalismo, dal processo di integrazione europea ai nuovi modelli di Welfare, dalla giustizia costituzionale alle fonti del diritto, apportando contributi originali e di grande importanza per l’avanzamento della scienza giuridica. Mancheranno le sue intuizioni, ma anche la sua disponibilità e quel sapiente tocco di leggerezza con cui riusciva ad affrontare la più seria delle questioni. Mancheranno a tutti, ed ancor più a coloro che hanno avuto il grande privilegio di conoscerlo.

SciencesPO SEMINAR – P.G. MONATERI, POLITICAL THEOLOGY AND EMBODIMENT: A DIALOGUE ON DOMINUS MUNDI AND LE CORPS DE LA REINE

INVITATION : Les 10 ans de l'École de droit de Sciences Po

Frédéric Mion, Directeur de Sciences Po Christophe Jamin, Doyen de l'École de droit de Sciences Po ont l'honneur de vous inviter à célébrer les 10 ans de l'École de droit de Sciences Po. Jeudi 11 juillet 2019 à 19h Amphithéâtre Émile Boutmy 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, Paris 7ème Réponse souhaitée avant le 20 juin 2019.   Je confirme ma présence Des prises de vue photographiques seront effectuées lors de cet événement à des fins de communication institutionnelle (sites web publics, réseaux sociaux et print), tout autre usage étant exclu. Elles concernent les prises de vue : sur scène, d'ambiance dans l'amphithéâtre Emile Boutmy, la "Péniche", le Petit hall et le jardin de Sciences Po, du cocktail. Sera considérée comme découlant d'un accord éclairé et tacite de votre part, toute photo réalisée au sein de Sciences Po, pendant la soirée des 10 ans de l'École de droit de Sciences Po. Si vous ne souhaitez pas être pris en photo ou filmé, nous vous invitons à vous manifester auprès du photographe ou des organisateurs. Les visuels seront mis à votre disposition dans un espace réservé qui vous sera communiqué ultérieurement et qui vous donnera la possibilité d'exercer vos droits d'opposition et de suppression, conformément au Règlement Général à la Protection des Données (RGPD 2016/679) et à la loi "Informatique et Libertés" du 6 janvier 1978 modifiée. Les visuels seront ensuite stockés dans nos archives institutionnelles et seront conservés sans limite de durée à des fins patrimoniales. Toute demande de ré-utilisation à d'autres fins donnera lieu à une demande de consentement express auprès des intéressés. Pour toute question concernant l'usage des visuels ou l'exercice de vos droits : ecole.droit@sciencespo.fr (copie : cnil@sciencespo.fr).

!!!! Monateri @ UniPadova - Dominus Mundi: Book Presentation!!!

!!!! MONATERI @ PILAGG 2019 INTENSIVE DOCTORAL WEEK EVENT: Book Discussion on Dominus Mundi with Professors PG Monateri and Horatia Muir Watt

Invitation - 18/04/19 - Carol Rose : Lessons in comparative law on Commons from the comedy of Commons until today

New book: Kresin O.V. COMPARATIVE LEGAL STUDIES 1750 TO 1835 Approaches to Conceptualization

PILAGG APRIL 2019 EVENT: "Does Law Exist?" with Professors Geoffrey Samuel, Sébastien Pimont, and Catherine Valcke

Pour mémoire ! Invitation - Atelier SAB ProcBENTHAM - 15/03/19 - M. Murata and M. Kairo

CONVEGNO: The Narratives of Law – P.G. Monateri

Invitation - Séminaire EDGAM - 11/03/19 - J.G. ALLEN

Pour mémoire ! Séminaire de l'École de droit - 7 mars 2019 - Larissa Katz

Invitation - Atelier SAB ProcBENTHAM - 15/03/19 - M. Murata and M. Kairo

EXCLUSIVE! Séminaire Pilagg - 22/02/19 - Book Club with Grietje Baars

Séminaire de l'EDD - 7 février 2019 - Dina Waked

A HISTORY OF LAW AND ECONOMICS, 1870 - 1970: PROPERTY, STATE AND THE MARKET

Dina I. Waked Short Abstract

The purpose of this work is to to construct an alternative history of law and economics (L&E). One, that is rid from the mainstream’s allegation that L&E was born in the 1960s to Chicago scholars who revived the interaction between law and economics, which they argue, lay dormant since Bentham writing in 1789. It provides a journey through one hundred years of economic and legal thought, between 1870 and 1970. It highlights how law and economics have continued to interact, to be entangled and to produce a common language. Both legal and economic thought have gone through immense transformations that have shaped their discourses over the years. I have chosen to focus on only three of these transformations, that I refer to as paradigm shifts, that I consider significant to the story I narrate. 

Round table on the book: The Case for an International Court of Civil Justice - Monday, January 28, 2019

BOOK LAUNCH  Round table on the book: The Case for an International Court of Civil Justice (Cambridge University Press, 2018) by Maya Steinitz, Professor of Law at the University of Iowa College of Law and Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. Monday, January 28, 2019 6pm Sciences Po Salle François Goguel 27, rue Saint-Guillaume Paris 7ème With Horatia Muir Watt (Sciences Po Law School) BOOK SYNOPSIS The book argues that we live in a world in which the victims of cross-border mass torts de facto lack a court to turn to in order to pursue legal action against multinational corporations responsible for disasters, atrocities, and other harms. And even though tort victims ultimately receive no redress, corporations must nonetheless spend large sums to defend against sprawling, parallel litigations. The only way to provide a fair, legitimate, and efficient process for both victims and corporations is to create an International Court of Civil Justice (ICCJ). The book presents both justice-based and economics-based arguments in favor of an ICCJ. Closely associated with the economic arguments is a broader explanation for why the proposal is not only timely but also, perhaps counterintuitively, politically viable. The book also provides a procedural and institutional design for such a court, addressing such issues as personal and subject-matter jurisdiction, remedies, appeal, preclusion, and judicial independence. BIO Professor Maya Steinitz teaches civil procedure, international arbitration, international business transactions, and corporations. Her research focuses on a wide range of topics including the intersection of civil litigation and corporate law, public and business international law, transnational dispute resolution, and the global legal profession. She has taught courses in comparative law, international law, and international dispute resolution at Harvard Law School, Columbia Law School, Tel Aviv University, and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Prior to joining academia she served as a litigator at Latham & Watkins, LLP and Flemming, Zulack & Williamson LLP and clerked for the Hon. Esther Hayut, currently the Chief Justice of the Israeli Supreme Court. Professor Steinitz remains active in international dispute resolution and regularly serves as an arbitrator, expert, and counsel in international and domestic arbitrations. Registration (before January 24, 2019) Copyright © 2019 SCPO, All rights reserved.  vous recevez cet email en tant que partenaires de l'EDD

Invitation to Book Launch 7 Feb 2019 - Sciences PO

With the participation of Antoine Garapon and Paul Lagarde.

Global Private International Law, Adjudication without

Frontiers

(Edward Elgar Publishing, January 2019)

Edited by:
Horatia Muir Watt, Professor of Law, SciencesPo Law School, Paris, France,
Lucia Bíziková, Trainee in an international law firm, London, UK,
Agatha Brandão de Oliveira, Guest Lecturer, Federal University of Espirito Santo (UFES), Brazil and member of the Brazilian Bar
Diego P. Fernandez Arroyo, Professor of Law, SciencesPo Law School, Paris, France

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To celebrate this special occasion, we will be organising a book launch event with a cocktail, in Paris, at 13 rue Soufflot 75005, on Thursday, 7 February 2019, at 18:00 pm 

!!!! PIER GIUSEPPE MONATERI - Presentazione del libro DOMINUS MUNDI – Venerdì 18 gennaio, ore 18, Circolo dei lettori!!!