Law and Economics Courses for Doctoral Students and Faculty Members
Two independent Law and Economics Courses for Doctoral Students and Faculty Members are offered each year. In each of the week-long courses, a leading international academic teaches material closely related to her or his recent research.
Each course includes formal lectures of three hours per day as well as exercise review sessions, discussions, or possibilities for informal interaction. Course weeks start on Monday at 10:30h and end on Friday at noon. Advance reading assignments help the participants prepare for the material covered in class. No exam is given. On completion of the course, participants receive a confirmation.
Law and Economic Courses in Previous Years
2011 | ||
Economic Analysis of Torts and Medical Malpractice | Jennifer Arlen | New York University, School of Law |
Introduction to the Economic Analysis of Corporate Law | Robert M. Daines | Stanford Law School |
2010 | ||
Introduction to Law, Economics and Business | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Boalt Hall School of Law |
Introduction of Empirical Legal Studies | Kathy Zeiler | Georgetown University Law Center |
2009 | ||
Law and Economics of Torts | Jennifer Arlen | New York University, School of Law |
Antitrust Law and Economics | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
2008 | ||
Constitutional Law and Economics | Samuel Issacharoff | New York University, School of Law |
Introduction to Law, Economics and Business | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
2007 | ||
Antitrust Law and Economics | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
The Law and Economics of Criminal Law | John J. Donohue III | Yale Law School, New Haven CT |
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2006 | ||
Introduction to the Economic Foundations of Law for Business | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
The Law and Economics of Securities Regulation | Merritt B. Fox | Columbia Law School, New York |
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2005 |
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Insolvency Issues | Jesse M. Fried | University of California, Berkeley |
Intellectual Property in the Digital Age
| Peter S. Menell | University of California, Berkeley |
2004 |
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Antitrust Law and Economics | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
Environmental Law and Policy | Richard L. Revesz | New York University School of Law |
2003 |
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The Law of Property, Torts, Contracts and Regulations in the Ligth of Recent Developments in Economics, Psychology | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
European Integration and Enlargement
| Katharina Pistor | Columbia University School of Law |
2002 |
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Corporate Law | Hideki Kanda | University of Tokyo |
The Political Economy of Federalism: The U.S. and Europe
| Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
2001 |
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Economic Analysis of Damages and Liability | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
Intellectual Property in the New Technological Age
| Peter S. Menell | University of California, Berkeley |
2000 |
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Competition Law | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
Environmental Law and Policy | Richard L. Revesz | New York University School of Law |
1999 |
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Corporate Law Issues | Reinier Kraakman | Harvard Law School |
Social Norms and Law | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
1998 |
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Corporate Law Issues | Reinier Kraakman | Harvard Law School |
Public Law Issues | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
1997 |
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Legal Process | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
Private Law Issues | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
1996 |
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Constitutional and Administrative Law Issues | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
Private Law Issues | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |
1995 |
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Private Law Issues | Robert D. Cooter | University of California, Berkeley |
Public Law Issues | Daniel L. Rubinfeld | University of California, Berkeley |