The conference, “Economic Governance and Organizations” aims to assemble scholars studying the structure and commonalities of organizations that mitigate economic governance problems. We invite submissions of theoretical, empirical, and experimental work, as well as case studies.

The 50-hour course program focuses on corporate law, securities law, antitrust law and intellectual property law, but some attention is paid to European constitutional, mediation and tax law. The lectures are structured pursuant to the Socratic method. Participants are expected to have read the...