This summer school aims to provide an opportunity for PhD students and researchers in entrepreneurship to expand their knowledge and understanding of entrepreneurship as a societal phenomenon. Some of these topics include social entrepreneurship, the role of context in entrepreneurship research,...

Course schedule for 2017: - Horizontal Mergers - Theory and Empirics (Albert Banal and Christian Michel), - Competition in the Digital Sector (Massimo Motta and Juan-José Ganuza)

The Competition Economics Summer School is divided into five days in four-hour classes daily, with course content structured in three blocks: 1. Economic Theory Tools for Competition Policy 2. Mergers and Abuse of Dominance 3. Applied Methods for the Economic Analysis of Competition Policy