'Algorithmic Governance in Blockchain Protocols'

'How Great Companies Deliver Both Purpose and Profit'

'Blockchain Antitrust: Competition Law Without Firms'

This joint ACELG-ACLE event focusses on the (causes of) convergences and divergences between competition law and risk regulation. Findings will likely shed light on other fields of EU policy that display a high ...

In this joint online seminar, Andrea Renda (CEPS and College of Europe) discussed his paper 'Single Market 2.0: the European Union as a Platform'.

In this joint online seminar, UvA researchers Alessio Pacces (ACLE) and Maria Weimer (ACELG) will discuss their paper 'From diversity to coordination - A European approach to Covid19.'

In this joint online seminar, UvA researchers Alessio Pacces (ACLE) and Maria Weimer (ACELG) will discuss their paper 'From diversity to coordination - A European approach to Covid19.'

'Migrant Tenure Abroad and the Differential Impact of Remittances for Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries'

'Differentiated treatment in platform-to-business relations: EU competition law and economic dependence'

'The Costs of Critical Habitat or Owl’s Well That Ends Well'

'Do Bailouts Provide Good Returns? Evidence from the U.S. Financial Crisis of 2007-2009'

'Platforms, Power and the Antitrust Challenge: A Modest Proposal to Narrow the U.S.–Europe Divide'

'Monetary Structure and Economic Activity'

'The Code of Capital. How the Law Creates Wealth and Inequality'

'How Informative is the Text of Securities Complaints?'

'European Financial Law and Blockchain-Based Finance'

'Finance – A Tool for Sustainability'

'Corruption as a self-reinforcing ‘Trap’: Implications for Reform Strategy'

Information is often beneficial to people, but sometimes it isn't, and sometimes it is actually harmful. This lecture will discuss the complex effects of information on people's welfare, with reference to new ...

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with Mathias Siems (Durham University). Amsterdam Business School, Room 0.02. Title "Why Do Businesses Incorporate in other EU Member States? An Empirical Analysis of the Role of Conflict ...

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with Alessio M. Pacces (Erasmus School Rotterdam). Amsterdam Business School, Room 3.02. Title "Procedural and Substantive Review of Related Party Transactions: The Case for NCS ...

ACLE/ACCF Policy Seminar with Dušan Mramor (Former Minister of Finance of Slovenia and University of Ljubljana). Title: "Economic Policy in the Eurozone: The Case of Slovenia". Amsterdam Business School REC M3.02. ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Kathryn Zeiler (Boston University School of Law). Faculty of Law - Oudemanhuispoort 4-6 - Room F0.02. Title "What Explains Observed Reluctance to Trade? A Comprehensive ...

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with Patrick Bolton (Columbia Business School). Amsterdam Business School, Room 3.02. Title "The End of the “Modern Corporation”: Deregulation and Ownership of Electric Utilities". Joint ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Eric Talley (Columbia Law School). Oudemanhuispoort 4-6, room F0.02, Title: "Contracting Out of the Fiduciary Duty of Loyalty: An Empirical Analysis of Corporate Opportunity ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Ryan Bubb (NYU School of Law). Faculty of Law - Oudemanhuispoort 4-6 - Room F0.02. Title: "Barriers to Contracting in Village Economies: A Test for Enforcement Constraints".

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Marianna Belloc (Sapienza, Universita di Roma). Faculty of Law - Oudemanhuispoort 4-6 - Room F0.02. Title: "Earthquakes, Religion, and Transition to Self-Government in ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Patricia Funk (Università della Svizzera italiana). Faculty of Law - Oudemanhuispoort 4-6 - Room F0.02. Title: "Gender Differences in Academic Performance: The Role of ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Nadia Campaniello (University of Essex). Faculty of Law - Oudemanhuispoort 4-6 - Room F0.02. Title: "Uncovering the Gender Participation Gap in the Crime Market".

ACLE Seminar with Yossi Spiegel (Coller School of Management - Tel Aviv University). Amsterdam Business School, REC M3.02. Title "Partial Vertical Integration, Ownership Structure and Foreclosure".

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with Kenneth Ayotte (U.C. Berkeley School of Law). Amsterdam Business School, REC M3.02. Joint organization with Finance Group, University of Amsterdam. Joint organization with Finance ...

ACLE Seminar with David Gilo (Tel Aviv University). Faculty of Law, Oudemanhuispoort 4-6, C1.17. Title: "Excessive Pricing as an Abuse of Dominance".

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with David Yermack (New York University). Topics: Finance, Governance and Law. Amsterdam Business School, REC M3.02. Joint organization with Amsterdam Business School, University of Amsterdam.

ACLE Law & Finance Seminar with Jesse M. Fried (Harvard Law School). Title: "Cheap-Stock Tunneling Around Pre-emptive Rights". The seminar is jointly organized with Finance Group. Venue: Amsterdam Business School.

ACLE - CSECL and ARILS Seminar with Jesse M. Fried (Harvard Law School). Title: The Future of Secured Credit. Venue: University Library, Doelenzaal.

Venue: room M3.06. Amsterdam Business School, Faculty of Economics and Business. Title "Private enforcement of competition law: collective redress across the EU and the UK Consumer Rights Act". Lunch will be provided ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Daniel L. Chen (ETH Zürich). Title: "Covering: Mutable Characteristics and Perceptions of Voice in the U.S. Supreme Court". Venue: Faculty of Economics and Business, REC ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Daniel L. Chen (ETH Zürich). Title: "How Do Rights Revolutions Occur. Free Speech and the First Amendment". The seminar is jointly organized with the IViR. Venue: Faculty of ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Alon Harel (Hebrew University of Jerusalem). Title: Tracing the Tension between National and International Human Rights Law: The Case for Parity. The seminar is jointly ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Roberto Galbiati (Sciences Po, Paris). Title: "Incarceration Policy and Reoffending: Insights from Empirical Economics". The seminar is jointly organized with the IViR. ...

ACLE Empirical Legal Studies Seminar with Roberto Galbiati (Sciences Po, Paris). Title "Voters' Response to Public Policies: Evidence from a Natural Experiment". The seminar is jointly organized with the CREED. ...

Venue: room A0.08. Faculty of Law, Oudemanhuispoort. Title: "The uneasy relationship between the EU's environmental and economic policies, and the role of the CJEU". Informal lunch and discussion from 12.30 on.

Title: Ethnic Divisions, Political Institutions and the Duration of Declines: A Political Economy Theory of Delayed Recovery. See below for the abstract. Lunch will be provided from 11:45 on.

Adapted seminar hours: 12:00 - 12:15: doors open and lunch; 12:00 - 13:30: seminar.

Title: 'Equilibrium Corporate Finance and Intermediation', (with A. Bisin and G. Ruta).

Title: Tailored Suits: Contracting on Litigation (joint with J.J. Prescott). See below for the abstract. Lunch will be provided from 11:45 on.

'A Theory of Cooperation with Self-Commitment-Institution', (with F. Lancia).

Title: 'Coasean Keep-Away: Voluntary Transaction Costs', (with J.M. Barry and J.W. Hatfield).

Title: 'The Wind of Change: Maritime Technology, Trade and Economic Development'. Abstract: to be announced.

Amsterdam Business School (M-building room: M1.01). Title: "Emotions and Politcal Unrest". Doors open from 12.00, lunch will be served.

Faculty of Economics and Business (M-building, room: M0.02). Title: "Benefits of Contractual Linkages". Doors open from 11.45, lunch will be served.

Faculty of Economics and Business (M-building, room MS.02). Provisional title: "Crime Scars: Recessions and Career Criminals" (with A. Bindler and S. Machin). More information TBA. Doors open from 11.45, lunch will ...

Faculty of Economics and Business (M-Building, room MS.02). Title: "The Dynamics of Mergers among (Ex)Co-Conspirators in The Shadow of Cartel Enforcement (with Leslie Marx - Duke University)". Doors open from 11.45, ...

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.10). Title: "Alcohol Consumption, Deterrence and Crime in New York City" (with Hope Corman). Doors open from 11.45, lunch will be served.

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.20). Title: "Lending in social networks" (with F. Risman and D. Pravisini). More information TBA. Doors open from 11.45, lunch will be served.

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.20). Title: Crime and the Depenalization of Cannabis Posession: Evidence from a Policing Experiment (with B. McConnell and I. Rasul). Doors open at 11.45, lunch will be served.

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.20). Title: "Ethnic Inequality".

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.07). Title: "Antitrust, Legal Standards and Investment"

Faculty of Economics and Business (room: E0.20). Title: "Credit Market Competition and Liquidity Crisis".

Faculty of Economics and Business (room E0.20). Title: "Can Basic Entrepreneurship Transform the Economic Lives of the Poor?" Joint with Oriana Bandiera (LSE), Robin Burgess (LSE), Narayan Das (BRAC), Selim Gulesci ...

"Hate Crime in the Wake of Terror Attacks: Evidence From 7/7 and 9/11".

"More Manipulation, Less Risk-Taking?"

"The Deterrent Effect of the Death Penalty? Evidence from British Commutations During World War I".

'Business Compliance - Motivation and Capacity. Learnings from an Australian Research Project' - with Christine Parker

'Virtual Ownership and Managerial Distance: The Governance of Industrial Foundations' - with Steen Thomsen (Copenhagen Business School)

"Democratization under the threat of revolution: Evidence from the Great Reform Act of 1832" (with Raphaël Franck)

'Police and Clearance Rates: Evidence from Quasi-Random Redeployment Within a City'

'Upward Pricing Pressure in the New Merger Guidelines'

'Towards a legal framework for coastal adaptation: Assessing the first steps in Europe and Australia' - with Jan McDonald

'Firm Size Distortions and the Productivity Distribution: Evidence from France' - with Claire Lelarge and John van Reenen

'Good Faith Revisited' - with Ronen Perry (University of Haifa)

'How (not) to pay for advice: A framework for consumer financial protection'- with Roman Inderst (Goethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main)

'Gender Gaps in Performance: Evidence from Young Lawyers' - with Ghazala Azmat (Pompeu Fabra)

'What is Law? A Coordination Account of the Characteristics of Legal Order' - with Barry R. Weingast (Stanford University)

Title: 'Negligence Liability for Non-Negligent Behavior'

'Beer, booze and brawls: Evidence on the causal effect of alcohol on crime for Prussia, 1882-1912' - with Carsten Burhop (University of Cologne)

'Legal Origins and Empirical Credibility' - with Jonathan Klick (University of Pennsylvania)

'Legal Institutions, Innovation and Growth' - with Luca Anderlini (Georgetown University), Leonardo Felli (London School of Economics & Political Science), Alessandro Riboni (University of Rochester)

Why do defendants ever plead guilty?

'Judicial Review as a Constraint on Tyranny of the Majority' (with Robert K. Fleck, Montana State University)

'The EU's Economic Partnership Agreements with African, Caribbean and Pacific countries'

'Long Term Persistance'

Policy and Disposition Coalitions on the Supreme Court of the United States

'The Oligopoly Problem: Beyond Cartel Law'

'On the Behavioral Economics of Crime' (with Elliott Ash, University of Amsterdam).

'Punishment despite Reasonable Doubt: A Public Goods Experiment with Uncertainty over Contributions'

Competition Law Remedies: In search of a theory The relation between liability and remedies in the context of Article 102 TFEU

'The United States Is Bankrupt'

'Social Capital and Political Accountability'

'Who's the Fairest in the Land? An Analysis of Who Makes Death Penalty Decisions'

'Jury Discrimination in Criminal Trials'

'A Theory of Rational Jurisprudence'

'Migration restrictions and criminal behavior: evidence from a natural experiment' (joint with Giovanni Mastrobuoni)

'The Chosen Few: How Religion and Human Capital Shaped Jewish History, ca. 1-1492'

'A Rationale of the Limitation Period in Sales Law'

'Myths about Mutual Fund Fees: Economic Insights on Jones v. Harris'

'The Chosen Few: How Religion and Human Capital Shaped Jewish History, ca. 1-1492'

'Friendships and Favoritism on the Schoolground - A Framed Field Experiment'

This seminar has been cancelled.

'Legal and Economic Entities as Transferable Bundles of Contracts'

'Control Rights and Corporate Venturing'

'Prison Conditions and Recidivism'

'Exclusion through Speculation'

Using Group Transitions to Estimate the Effect of Social Interactions on Judicial Decisions (with Jordi Blanes i Vidal)

The Private Origins of the Private Company: Britain 1862-1907

Trial and Settlement: A Study of High-Low Agreements

Optimal Unconditional Parole

Status-Seeking in Criminal Subcultures and the Double Dividend of Zero-Tolerance

Intellectual Property Rights and Efficient Firm Organization

The government as reinsurer of catastrophe risks?

The Costs of Community Enforcement of WTO Law (with Sara Poli)

Loss Leading as an Exploitative Practice (with Patrick Rey)

Is Mobile Telephone Banking Really Banking?

Escaping Malthus? The rise and fall of the Roman economy

Cartels or Coordinated Care: Competition in the Dutch Homecare Market

Privacy, Publicity, and Choice

The Effects of Technological Improvements on Offshore Oil and Gas Bidding, Exploration and Development

Some thoughts on the rise of margin squeeze as a theory of antitrust liability in the telecommunications sector

Doing Away with Inequality in Loss of Enjoyment of Life

Fairness enforcement across societies

Gender-biased inheritance rules are evolutionary stable: a case study

The EC Commission's new approach to vertical mergers; first experiences

Restrictions by object, a further analysis

Contracting in the Shadow of the Law

Naked exclusion: towards a behavioral approach to exclusive dealing

Does Within-tenure Experience Make You ‘Tougher’? Evidence from Competition Law

Protecting Consumers from Consumer Protection: Watters v. Wachovia Bank

Global Network Finance

Have the Auctions of Tenancy Rights to operate Gasoline Stations along State-run Highways increased Price Competition?

Managerial effort incentives and market collusion

Exchange Surveillance Index/Global Market Surveillance

Private Damage Claims and the Passing-On Defense

Judicial Fact Discretion

Securities Commissions as Corporate Governance Enforcers (Authors: Gerard Hertig and Hideki Kanda)

Issuer Choice in Europe

Comparative Advertising

Unjust Laws and Illegal Norms

Buyer Power and Intraband Coordination

The Italian Chamber of Lords Sits on Listed Company Boards. An Empirical Analysis of Italian Listed Company Boards from 1998 to 2006.

Complexity and the Cognitive Load of R&D "Alliance" Contracts: an Experimental Study

Wishful Thinking: Logic Meets Game Theory

Behaviour in Networks of Collaborators

Anti-cartel regulation : the interests and objectives of enforcement

Market institutions and economic development: an invisible hand or a prisoner's dilemma?

Costs and Recovery Rates in the Dutch Liquidation-Based Bankruptcy System

Is Transparency to no Avail? Committee Decision-Making, Pre-meetings, and Credible Deals

A Bargaining Power Theory of Gap Filling

The White Paper on Private Antitrust Damages in Europe: Channeling Nostradamus?

This article aims at clarifying the role played by licenses within the increasingly relevant Open Source Software (OSS) phenomenon. In particular, the article explores from a theoretical point of view the comparative ...

Carrots versus Sticks

Rules of Proof, Courts, and Incentives

Bankruptcy, Creditor Protection and Debt Contracts

Perils of Success? The Case of International Investment Protection

Choice of Law and Legal Evolution: Rethinking the Market for Legal Rules

The Economics of Stigma: Why More Detection of Crime may Result in Less Stigmatization

The Economic Effects of Competition Policy - Cross-Country Evidence Using Four New Indicators

Efficient Rewards for Innovation: Patents and Secrets

On the Efficient Allocation of Enforcement Rights

Dynamics of Networks If Everyone Strives for Structural Holes

How (not) to measure competition

An experimental investigation of positive and negative expectations feedback and price stability

When Should a Case Be Dismissed? The Economics of Pleading and Summary Judgment Standards

Evolutionary Law and Economics -- Where Do We Stand? Where Should We Go?

Who Writes the Rules for Hostile Takeovers, and Why?

Abuse of Market Power

After DURA: Causation in Fraud-on-the-Market Actions

Two Dimensions of Regulatory Competition

Optimal negligence standards when one party is ignorant of the standards

The exchange of commercially sensitive information - some legal and economic issues

Law and Economic Development

Effective Enforcement in Contract and Tort

Limitation periods: the public interest in cost reduction? Or the private interest in legal complexity?

Private enforcement: myths and realities - a practitioner's view

Auditors’ Liability and Prospect Theory

Price discrimination under EC competition law: The need for a case-by-case approach

Optimal Antitrust Fines: Theory and Practice

Conceptual divergence: an inter-disciplinary perspective using economics

The US Poison Pill from a Dutch Perspective

Substituting Complements

The Intertemporal Path of U.S. Criminal Antitrust Enforcement

Reconstruction of the "Crime" in competition cases

Competition in Banking: Implications for Stability and Regulation

The Economics op US-Style Contingent Fees and UK-Style Conditional Fees

Stability and Change in International Customary Law

Professor Michael Jensen is sinds 2000 tevens verbonden aan the Monitor Company als Managing Director van de Organizational Strategy Practice. Hij heeft talloze publicaties op zijn naam staan in topacademische maar ...