GLEA 2021 Conference Schedule
22 and 23 July, 2021, online
Each session (of three papers) lasts 75min: 15 per presentation, 5 for the comment, 5 for questions (time is GMT+2 = CEST).
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Thursday, July 22, 2021 |
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| 5pm-6.15pm | Session 1A | Alexander Wulf and Ognyan Seizov | Tim Friehe, Elisabeth Schulte and Eric Langlais |
Florian Baumann, Tim Friehe and Tobias Wenzel |
| Consumer Law | How to Improve Consumers’ Reading Rates, Understanding, and Retention of Legal Information Online. Insights from a Behavioral Experiment | Firm Liability When Third Parties and Consumers Incur Cumulative Harm | (Mis)perceptions of Consumer Rights: Implications for Efficiency and Redistribution | |
| Chair: Tim Friehe | Comment by Tobias Wenzel | Comment by Robin Christmann | Comment by Michal Šoltés | |
| Session 1B | Josef Montag and Stepan Mikula | Jerg Gutmann, Léa Marchal and Betül Simsek |
Chiara Natalie Focacci and Enrico Santarelli |
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| Employment and migration | Roma and Bureaucrats: A Field Experiment in the Czech Republic | Do rights matter in migration decisions? Inference based on gender differences | Job Training, Remote Working, and Self-Employment: Displaced Workers Beyond Employment Hysteresis | |
| Chair: Sven Hoeppner | Comment by Sergio Mittlaender | Comment by Chiara Natalie Focacci | Comment by Sonja Mangold | |
| 6.15pm-open |
Opening remarks and online reception on Wonder |
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| Friday, July 23, 2021 | ||||
| 9am-10.15am | Session 2A | Libor Dušek and Christian Traxler | Hans-Bernd Schäfer and Ram Singh | Florian Dreyer and Jochen Bigus |
| Crime/enforcement | Swiftness of Punishment | Equal protection versus efficient security against crime: Differences and unintended consequences | Country-level accounting enforcement and IPO underpricing | |
| Chair: Alon Harel | Comment by Pascal Langenbach | Comment by Alon Harel | Comment by Nitzan Shilon | |
| Session 2B | Anna Maria Sekula | Robin Christmann and Roland Kirstein | Rok Spruk, Fernando Gómez Pomar and Adrián Segura Moreiras | |
| Litigation | Strategic litigation and reform in global legal pluralism. An (exploratory) empirical study of climate litigation cases in comparative perspective | You go First! – Coordination Problems and the Standard of Proof in Inquisitorial Prosecution | Litigation and the Mortgage Market: Evidence from Spain | |
| Chair: Roland Kirstein | Comment by Adrian Segura | Comment by Andreas Polk | Comment by Roee Sarel | |
| 10.30am-11.45am | Session 3A | Gerhard Wagner | Sergio Mittlaender |
Julien Jacob, Sarah van Driessche, Mathieu Lefebvre and |
| Liability | Double Liability for Autonomous Vehicles? | Retaliation, Remedies, and Torts | Information disclosure under liability: an experiment on public bads | |
| Chair: Georg von Wangenheim | Comment by Luigi Franzoni | Comment by Roland Kirstein | Comment by Bernhard Ganglmair | |
| Session 3B | Eyal Zamir and Doron Teichman | Roee Sarel and Jan-Philip Elm | Jakub Drápal and Michal Šoltés | |
| Human Behavior |
The Exponential Growth Bias: Mathematics, Psychology and Law |
Partially Right Means Generally Wrong: Why Some Covid-19 Mitigation Strategies Keep on Failing |
Sentencing Decisions Around Quantity Thresholds: Theory and Experiment |
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| Chair: Jochen Bigus | Comment by Hanjo Hamann | Comment by Thomas Eger | Comment by Jochen Bigus | |
| 12pm-1pm | Keynote Presentation | Niels Petersen (University of Münster): The Empirical Turn in Legal Scholarship | ||
| Chair: Anna-Bettina Kaiser | ||||
| 2pm-3.15pm | Session 4A | Florian Baumann and Frank Fagan | Eyal Zamir and Ori Katz | Yun-Chien Chang and Geoffrey Miller |
| Judicial Decisions | Publication Rules and Judicial Candor |
Substituting Invalid Contract Terms: Theory and Preliminary Findings | Things Fall Apart: Decay of Precedent in State Supreme Courts | |
| Chair: Yun-chien Chang | Comment by Johannes Jiang | Comment by Yun-chien Chang | Comment by Vera Shikhelman | |
| Session 4B |
Pascal Langenbach and |
Thomas Eger, Armin Mertens and |
Jens Frankenreiter | |
| Digitalization | Fair Governance with Humans and Machines | Publication Cultures and the Citation Impact of Open versus Closed Access | The Missing “California Effect” in Data Privacy Law | |
| Chair: Jens Frankenreiter | Comment by Alessio Azzutti | Comment by Yen Hai Nguyen | Comment by Peter McColgan | |
| 3.30pm-4.30pm | Keynote Presentation | Jennifer Arlen (NYU): The Essential Role of Empirical Analysis in Developing Law and Economics Theory | ||
| Chair: Andreas Engert | ||||
| 4.45pm-6pm | Session 5A | Sven Hoeppner | Nitzan Shilon | Luigi Franzoni and Arun Kaushik |
| Contracts | Compensation and Incentives to Breach | Pay for Destruction: The Executive Compensation Arrangements That Encourage Value-Decreasing Stock Buybacks | Lost Profts and Unjust Enrichment damages for the misappropriation of trade secrets | |
| Chair: Luigi Franzoni | Comment by Armin Kammel | Comment by Maria Grigoropoulou | Comment by Andreas Engert | |
| Session 5B | Laura Birg and Jan S. Voßwinkel |
Piotr Bystranowski, Alon Harel and |
Jerg Gutmann, Anna Lewczuk, |
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| Governance | Non-Compliance with Environmental Product Standards in an International Duopoly | Democratic Judicial Interventionism | Culture and constitutional compliance | |
| Chair: Niels Petersen | Comment by Julien Jacob | Comment by Anna Maria Sekuła | Comment by Niels Petersen | |