The 8th Annual
Conference of the Spanish Association of Law and Economics (Asociación Española de Derecho
y Economía) will be held on June 29-30, 2017 at the Puerta de Toledo Campus of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, in downtown Madrid, Spain.
The Conference invites those interested in submitting a paper (in English or Spanish) to submit electronically a short abstract (200 words) in English (and Spanish if the author so wishes) plus either a copy of the final paper (if already available) or an outline of a minimum of 2 pages to aede2017@uc3m.es by 31th March 2017. On the date indicated below, the Conference will announce the papers selected among the original works received on all topics related to Law and Economics.
KEY NOTE SPEAKER
We are pleased to announce that the
keynote speaker at the AEDE 2017 Annual Meeting is Colin Mayer, from Oxford University. Colin Mayer is the Peter Moores
Professor of Management Studies at Saïd Business School. He is an expert on all
aspects of corporate finance, governance and taxation, the regulation of
financial institutions and the role of the corporation in contemporary society.
SPECIAL SESSIONS
The AEDE 2017 Annual Meeting will
host a special session on New Ways of
Financing Innovation in collaboration with the Business Department of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Papers
submitted to the special session will undergo the same submission and review
process as regular paper submissions. Submitting to special sessions means that
you are submitting to the main conference.
The conference will also host a special session organized
with FIDE (http://www.fidefundacion.es/), Fundación para la Investigación sobre el
Derecho y la Empresa. The session will confront the ideas of
professionals related to the Foundation -coming both from the fields of
law and economics- with regard to current problems in regulation, its judicial
practice, its costs and benefits to citizens and corporations,
the variations arising from the different approaches of the different administrations and the
proposals for improvement.










