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The Coase‑Sandor Institute for Law and Economics is hosting a series of advanced lectures in Law and Economics, featuring the cutting‑edge work of its faculty. The Fall 2020 Global Lectures Series will take place over five dates, September 10–24. All lectures are open to any interested party.
The purpose of the conference is to provide a discussion forum for all researchers interested in a interdisciplinary approach to Law and Economics. The Conference accepts original works in :
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In 2020, due to COVID-19 pandemic, the annual conference of the Italian Society of Law and Economics will not be an in-person meeting. Instead, it will be structured in an online format on three main virtual events
The purpose of AFED isto provide a discussion forum for all researchers interested in aninterdisciplinary approachtolaw and economics. The Conference accepts original works in both disciplines, law and economics, adopting this approach, on allrelevant topics.
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Due to the current sanitary situation and the uncertainty surrounding the next academic year on the campus, the Conference could eventually take place online.
The University of Marburg is inviting applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/d) in the Public Economics Group.
The Public Economics Group, School of Business and Economics at the University of Marburg, is seeking to recruit a post-doctoral Researcher (m/f/d). The Position starts in November 2020. The successful candidate has the opportunity to develop her/his academic profile in research and teaching for 4 years, with a possible prolongation.
Position requires successfully completed graduate studies in either economics or business, a PhD in economics, and a very good working knowledge in the areas public economics and applied microeconomics.
Application deadline is 10 June
Details on the call for application can be found at https://en.unito.it/postdegree/phd/comparative-analysis-institutions-economics-and-law
The University of Hamburg is inviting applications for a Junior Professorship in Private Law & Economics.
Junior professorships are aimed at researchers in the early stages of their career, within four years after completion of doctoral studies.
Application deadline is 25 June
Details on the call for application can be found at https://en.unito.it/postdegree/phd/comparative-analysis-institutions-economics-and-law
The IEL International Program in Comparative Analysis of Institutions Economics and Law
jointly with its partner Universities welcomes applications for the next cycle.
There are 9 funded positions, financing a research period of three years.
Details on the call for application can be found at https://en.unito.it/postdegree/phd/comparative-analysis-institutions-economics-and-law
The deadline for the application is June 4, noon
The Dept. of Economics of the University of Bologna welcomes applications for its Ph.D. programme.
One funded position is reserved to the Law and Economics curriculum (EDLE).
Topic (very broadly defined): Law and economics of climate change.
The deadline for application is 21 May 2020.
Please find more information at http://phd.unibo.it/economics/
From June 14 to June 26, the Maastricht Law & Tech Lab will be hosting The Summer Institute in Computational Social Science Maastricht (SICCS Maastricht).
Program’s objectives:
The purpose of the Summer Institute is to bring together graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and beginning faculty interested in computational social science. SICSS-Maastricht is for legal researchers, social scientists (broadly conceived) and data scientists (broadly conceived). SICCS Maastricht is unique among partner locations in its focus on legal data, both from the perspective of collection as well as analysis . Throughout the duration of the Institute in Maastricht, we will explore how computational methods can be applied to legal research questions.
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Further details and call for papers are available on this website.
Interview Date May 2020
The University of Hamburg invites applications for a Research associate position in collective decision-making.
Admission to the programme:
A Master’s degree in a research oriented Master’s program in Economics, Philosophy or Political Science or in an interdisciplinary Master’s program involving these disciplines. The Master’s program should be closely related to the graduate program. On completion of the Master’s degree (including a Bachelor’s degree) applicants must have reached the equivalent of 300 ECTS points. The Master’s degree must have been awarded by a recognized university or equivalent institution of higher education. Research associates must have an excellent command of English.
Overview:
Research associates have to complete the doctoral qualification program and to write a doctoral dissertation in Economics, Philosophy or Political Science on a topic related to the research program of the graduate program. Presence in Hamburg is required (except for research related absences).
More information about the programme, the application procedure and required documents is available on this site.