Conference Program

Semi-plenary sessions (15:30-17:00)

Semi-plenary session1 (room Aula 1A): EURICSE Workshop: Towards a new theory of the firm: reflecting on strategies and models enhancing the engagement of diverse stakeholders in key decision making processes (*)

Session chair : Silvia Sacchetti (University of Trento, and EURICSE)

• Structural paths to responsible enterprises: beyond stakes and purposes
  Anna Grandori (Bocconi University); Anne Sanders (Bielefeld University)
• Stakeholder theory and the knowledge problem: a processual view
  Vladislav Valentinov (Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies IAMO · Department of Structural Development of Farms and Rural Areas)
• The FairShares Model: towards a new mindset?
  Rory Ridley-Duff (Sheffield Business School)

* Session organized with the contribution of the Autonomous Province of Trento

Semi-plenary session2 (room Aula Azzurra): Regulating information

Session chair : Nadia von Jacobi (University of Milan)

• The fake news of attorneys delaying lawsuits. Evidence from French high courts
  Umberto Nizza (University of Verona)
• No User is an Island - Relational Disclosure as a regulatory strategy to promote users' awareness in data processing
  Antonio Davola (Luiss University - University of Amsterdam); Ilaria Querci (Luiss University)
• Fake but Original? Japanese Food and Property Rights in South East Asian Countries
  Giovanni Ramello (Università del Piemonte Orientale); Alessandro Melcarne (Unversité Paris Nanterre); Koji Domon (Waseda University Tokyo)

Plenary session 1
Aula Azzurra - 17:15-18:30

• Welcome address: Lorenzo Sacconi
• Keynote speech (online): David Soskice (London School of Economics)
• Legal constraints, stakeholders, associations, and/or markets? Transforming the Southern German Powerhouse
• Brenno Galli Award
• Committee: David Soskice (LSE), Maria Rosaria Maugeri (University of Catania), and Massimiliano Vatiero (University of Trento, USI)
• Chair: Giovanni B. Ramello (Università del Piemonte Orientale)

Parallel session D
09:00-11:00

D1: Firms and institutional change
ROOM: Aula 4

Session chair : Stefano Schiavo (University of Trento)

• Institutional Change in Property Rights: Model and Evidence of a Centuries-Long Dynamic
  Maurizio Lisciandra (University of Messina); Marco Casari (University of Bologna)
• Multi-Layer Profit Sharing and Innovation
  Filippo Belloc (University of Siena)
• Organizational Design with Portable Skills
  Luca Picariello (University of Naples Federico II)
• Interlocking complementarities between job design and labour contracts
  Stefano Dughera (Università di Torino); Fabio Landini (Univeristà di Parma); Luca Cattani (Università di Bologna)

D2: L&E of IPRs
ROOM: Aula 5

Session chair : Paolo Guarda (University of Trento)

• Patent Boxes and the Success Rate of Applications
  Ryan Hynes (University College Dublin); Ronald Davies (University College Dublin); Dieter Kogler (University College Dublin)
• Software patents as a barrier to the development of start-ups
  Bartłomiej Biga (Cracow University of Economics)
• The law and economics of technology markets and intellectual property intermediaries
  Massimiliano Granieri (Università degli Studi di Brescia)
• Copyright Rule vs. Communality Norm in the Scholarly Publishing Market: Institutional Overlap as a Barrier to publishing in Open Access journals?
  Jaele Bechis (Université de Lorraine); Sophie Harnay (Université Paris Nanterre); Giovanni B. Ramello (Università del Piemonte Orientale)

D3: Philosophy of L&E
ROOM: Aula 6

Session chair : Giovanni Tuzet (Bocconi University)

• Free Market or Housing Shortage? Berlin Rent Cap and its False Dilemma
  Alessio Sardo (University of Genova – Tarello Institute)
• The Symbolic Aspects of the Law between Expressive Theories and Economic Analysis 
  Francesco Ferraro (University of Milan)
• Can Legal Interpretation Be a Coordination Game? 
  Michele Ubertone (Bologna University)

D4: Litigation process and legal profession
ROOM: Aula C

Session chair : Evangelia Nissioti (University of Hamburg)

• The liberalisation of notarial services from an economic law perspective, between public interest, competition, and European constraints
  Riccardo de Caria (Università di Torino)
• The Role of Adjudication Procedures in Judicial Timeliness: Quasi-Experimental Evidence
  Alessandro Melcarne (Université Paris Nanterre); Giovanni Battista Ramello (Università del Piemonte Orientale ); Paige Skiba (Vanderbilt University)
• Is It All That Fishy? A Critical Review of the Concerns Surrounding Third Party Litigation Funding in Europe
  Adrian Cordina (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
• An Analysis of Certified Mediators Self-Reporting Behavior
  Evangelia Nissioti (University of Hamburg)

D5: Non egoistic motivations, social enterprises and social impact finance
ROOM: Aula 8

Session chair : Ermanno Tortia (University of Trento)

• Towards non-financial reporting as impact assessment and generation practice: an interpretative framework
  Enrico Bellazzecca (Politecnico di Milano); Irene Bengo (Politecnico di Milano); Leonardo Boni (Politecnico di Milano); Veronica Chiodo (Politecnico di Milano); Gabriele Guzzetti (Politecnico di Milano)
• The production of welfare goods and its financing: an experiment on alternative mechanisms and their effects on motivations
  Virginia Cecchini Manara (Università di Milano); Marco Faillo (Università di Trento); Kaludjio Klaser (Università di Trento); Lorenzo Sacconi (Università di Milano)
• What Feeds on What? Networks of Interdependencies between Culture and Institutions
  Nadia von Jacobi (University of Milan); Vito Amendolagine (University of Foggia)
• CO-OPERATION AS COORDINATION MECHANISM a new approach to the economics of co-operative enterprises
  Ermanno Tortia (University of Trento); Carlo Borzaga (University of Trento)

Parallel session E
11:30-13:00

E1: Regulation
ROOM: Aula 4

Session chair : Massimo D'Antoni (Università di Siena)

• Regulating Inertia in a Subscription Economy
  Eserhan Eser (University of Chicago)
• You can't export that! Export Veto for modern and contemporary Italian Art
  Francesco Angelini (University of Bologna); Massimiliano Castellani (University of Bologna); Pierpaolo Pattitoni (University of Bologna)
• User-Generated Content, Social Media Bias and Slant Regulation
  Jun HU (University of Paris 2)

E2: Corporate governance and corporate ownership
ROOM: Aula 5

Session chair : Corrado Malberti (University of Trento)

• Will the EU Taxonomy Regulation Foster a Sustainable Corporate Governance?
  Alessio Pacces (University of Amsterdam)
• Firm Dynamics after COVID-19: A Structural Model
  Guzman Gonzalez-Torres (Banca d'Italia)
• Varieties and Mechanisms of Common Ownership: A Calibration Exercise for Competition Policy
  Anna Tzanaki (Lund University)

E3: Comparative L&E
ROOM: Aula 7

Session chair : Matteo Ferrari (University of Trento)

• Empirical Methods in Comparative Law
  Vanessa Villanueva Collao (University of Illinois)
• Variety of responses to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis among the OECD countries. Does it reproduce the old patterns?
  Adam Piłat (University of Warsaw)
• Does Cicero's Decision Stand the Test of Time? Famine at Rhodes and Comparative Law and Economics Approach
  Mitja Kovac (University of Ljubljana School of Economics and Business); Margot Callewaert (KU Leuven)

E4: Public choice, and L&E of "voting" systems
ROOM: Aula C

Session chair : Matteo Ploner (University of Trento)

• Is this still a political competition or already a fight to the death? Looking at the voting behavior in the Polish parliament
  Jacek Lewkowicz (University of Warsaw); Jan Fałkowski (University of Warsaw); Michał Sękowski (University of Warsaw)
• Children’s right to vote: welfare and demographic implications
  Matteo Rizzolli (LUMSA University in Rome)

E5: Philosophy of L&E
ROOM: Aula 6

Session chair : Umberto Izzo (University of Trento)

• Overcoming The Efficiency Paradox: Consumer Welfare as Fairness in a Stag Hunt Setting  
  Fabrizio Esposito (Nova University, Lisbon); Pessina Gianmaria (University of Torino)
• Precautionary principle and cost-benefit analysis: an examination of the criteria underpinning its justification  
  Silvia Zorzetto (University of Milan)
• The Fundamental Scheme of L&E
  Giovanni Tuzet (Bocconi University)

Plenary session 3
Aula 1 - 15:30-16:45

• Opening address, Paolo Carta (Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Law)
• Keynote speech (online): Lee Fennell (University of Chicago Law School)
• Assembly problems, old and new
• Chair: Giuseppe Bellantuono (University of Trento)