LUMSA University, Rome Borgo Sant’Angelo 13

13th Annual Conference 15-16 December 2017

FridayDec,15 8.00 – 9.30 Registration 9.30 - 11.30 Plenary Session “The Law and Economics of Benefit Corporations” - Aula Magna – Borgo Sant’Angelo

Luigino Bruni, (LUMSA University); Francesco Denozza, (University of Milan); Serenella Rossi (University of Insubria); Alessandra Stabilini (University of Milan); Magali' Fia (Milano Politecnico)

11.30 - 12.00 Coffee Break – Aula Pia – Giubileo 2 12.00 - 13.30 Parallel Sessions A - Borgo Sant’Angelo and Giubileo 2 13.30 - 14.30 Lunch – Aula Pia – Giubileo 2 14.30 - 16.00 Parallel Sessions B - Borgo Sant’Angelo and Giubileo 2 16.00 - 16.30 Coffee Break – Aula Pia – Giubileo 2 16.30 - 18.00 Parallel Sessions C - Borgo Sant’Angelo and Giubileo 2 18.00 – 18.15 Brenno Galli award - Aula Magna – Borgo Sant’Angelo 18.15 – 18.30 Presentation of the European Master of Law & Economics - Aula Magna – Borgo Sant’Angelo 18.30 - 19.30 Keynote Lecture - Alberto Alemanno (HEC Paris and NYU Law School) “Regulating Fake News” Chair: Antonio Nicita (AGCOM) - Aula Magna – Borgo Sant’Angelo 20. 30 Social dinner at Residenza di Ripetta - Via di Ripetta 231

SaturdayDec,16 9.00 - 10.00 Keynote Lecture - Joe McCahery (Tilburg University) “Tranching in the syndicated loan market around the world” Chair: Paolo Giudici (University of Bolzano) - Aula Giubileo – Giubileo 1 10.00 - 10.30 Coffee Break – Aula Pia – Giubileo 2 10.30 – 12.00 Parallel Sessions D – Giubileo 1&2, Vaschette 12.00 - 13.30 Parallel Sessions E – Giubileo 1&2, Vaschette 13.30 - 14.30 Lunch – Aula Pia –Giubileo 2 14.30 - 16.00 Parallel Sessions F – Giubileo 1&2, Vaschette

16.00 - 17.00 Keynote Lecture – Simone Sepe (IAST-Toulouse School of Economics and University of Arizona) “Whither Corporate Law?” Chair: Antonio Nicita (AGCOM) - Aula Giubileo –Giubileo 1

17.00 – 18.00 SIDE General Assembly - - Aula Giubileo –Giubileo 1

Friday15Dec,12.00-13.30 ParallelSessionsAA1 Labour L&E: Il caso del Jobs Act

Pietro Ichino (University of Milan) The notion of “economically justified reason for dismissal”: a L&E approach Lorenzo Sacconi (University of Trento) Using Institutional Economics (Williamson) and Welfare Economics (Sen) to understand layoff laws reforms: a future of inefficiency and iniquity for Italian firms?

Aula Magna (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Riccardo

Del Punta A2 The L&E of blockchain technologies

Oreste Pollicino (Bocconi University) “Regulating the revolution? The law and blockchain technologies” Marco Bassini (Bocconi University) “Blockchain: Lesson learned by the Internet Technology: law of the horse versus law of the pony? Antonio Nicita (AGCOM); Massimiliano Vatiero (Università della Svizzera Italiana) Blockchain and incomplete rights: whither challenges for rules and organizations?

Aula Cardinali (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Massimiliano Vatiero

A3 Property

Abraham Bell (Bar Ilan University); Gideon Parchomovsky (University of Pennsylvania) Partial Takings Aleksandar Stojanović (University of Turin) On the significance of property law for economics of property rights Matt Malone (McGill University) Putting the Freeze on the Property Rights Discourse in Cases of Destroyed Cryopreserved Human Reproductive Material

Aula Pizzardo (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Roberto Pardolesi

A4 Regime change and acceptance

Jacek Lewkowicz (University of Warsaw); Katarzyna Metelska-Szaniawska (University of Warsaw) Post-Socialist “Illiberal Democracies”: Do De Jure Constitutional Rights Matter? Sophie Harnay (Université de Lorraine, and Economix); Elisabeth Tovar (Université Paris Nanterre and Economix) Obeying vs. resisting unfair laws. A structural analysis of the internalization of collective preferences on redistribution using classification trees and random forests

Aula Traglia (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Jacek Lewkowicz

A5 Taxation and Public Choice

Israel Klein (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) The Cost of Self-Reporting Marcel Gerard (Université catholique de Louvain) On the effectivity of tax incentives: Patent Box Regimes and Allowance for Corporate Equity Jaroslaw Beldowski (SGH Warsaw School of Economics); Jaroslaw Kantorowicz (Leiden University); Lukasz Dabros (SGH Warsaw School of Economics) What Makes Politicians Work Harder? Inter– vs. Intraparty Electoral Advantage

Aula Dell’Olio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Stefania Cosci

A6 Empirical legal studies

Paola Bertoli (Prague University); Veronica Grembi (University of Reggio Calabria) Exploring the Nexus Between Certainty in Injury Compensation and Treatment Selection Christoph Rößler (University of Marburg); Tim Friehe (University of Marburg) Pretrial settlement with reference-dependent loss aversion Lucia dalla Pellegrina (University of Milano-Bicocca); Nuno Garoupa (Texas A&M School of Law); Marian Gili (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Estimating judicial ideal points in a bidimensional court

Sala del Consiglio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chiar: Lucia dalla Pellegrina

A7 Environmental L&E

Michael Adams (Universität Hamburg) Prices for environmental goods are fictions Lucila de Almeida (University of Helsinki) A Shocking Truth For Law And Economics: Consumer Welfare Explains the Internal Market for Electricity Better than Total Welfare Donatella Porrini (University of Salento) Defining the relation between different market-based policies in the case of climate change

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Donatella Porrini

Friday15Dec,14.30-16.00 ParallelSessionsBB1 Tecnologie digitali tra concorrenza e regolazione

Maria Teresa Maggiolino (Bocconi University); Augusto Preta (European University of Roma) Big data: nuove prospettive nell’analisi antitrust tra concorrenza e privacy Giuseppe Colangelo (University of Basilicata) Standards and FRAND Terms: Living in the Post Huawei Maria Lillà Montagnani (Bocconi University) La responsabilità degli Internet Service Providers

Aula Magna (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Augusto Preta

B2 Corporate Governance 1

Massimiliano Vatiero (Università della Svizzera italiana) Blockholding and Politics Stefano Clò (University of Milano) Ownership, Institutions and Innovation: Evidence from the Telecom Industry

Aula Cardinali (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Giacomo Roma

B3 Public Procurement

Tommaso Orlando (Bank of Italy); Audinga Baltrunaite (Bank of Italy); Cristina Giorgiantonio (Bank of Italy); Sauro Mocetti (Banca d'Italia) Bureaucrat discretion and supplier selection in public procurement Sergio Alessandrini and Elisa Valeriani (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia); Bedri Kamil Onur Tas (TOBB University of Economics and Technology) Procurement efficiency in Heritage and Cultural Expenditure Gabriele Rovigatti (University of Chicago Booth School of Business); Francesco Decarolis (EIEF and Boston University); Lorenzo Castellani (EIEF and LUISS) Il Processo di Centralizzazione degli Acquisti Pubblici: Tra Evoluzione Normativa e Evidenza Empirica

Aula Pizzardo (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Gabriele Rovigatti

B4 Law, incentives and behaviour

Dmitriy Skougarevskiy (European University at St. Petersburg) Is Pleading a Bargain under Essential Heterogeneity? Ilaria Masiero (FGV-EESP) The effect of police on crime: Evidence from the 2014 World Cup in São Paulo René Petilliot (University of Freiburg, Germany) The (Short-term) Welfare Consequences of an Alcohol Ban

Aula Traglia (Borgo S.Angelo) Chiar: René Petilliot

B5 New rules for the Governance of Banks

Elena Ghibellini (University of Bologna) Bank Resolution and State Aid: Balancing Financial Stability and Competition Edoardo Martino Erasmus (University of Rotterdam) Law & Economics of Banks Corporate Governance in the Bail-in Era Martin Brenncke (Aston Business School) Bridging the gap between empirical insights and normative arguments: the case of marketing communications under MiFID II

Aula Dell’Olio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Stefano Lombardo

B6 Compensation in Tort

Sebastian Peyer (University of East Anglia); Morten Hviid (University of East Anglia) Compensation culture arguments and their use in English courts Yuval Procaccia (Radzyner School of Law, IDC Herzliya) In-Kind Transfers and the Law of Torts

Sala del Consiglio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Yuval Procaccia

B7 Justice, Power and Corporate Governance

Lela Mélon (Universidad Pompeu Fabra) Surpassing the Prisoner's Dilemma of European Corporations Magalì Fia (University of Trento); Lorenzo Sacconi (University of Trento) Justice and Corporate Governance. New Insights from Rawlsian social contract and Sen’s Capabilities Approach

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Lela Mélon

Friday15Dec,16.30-18.00 ParallelSessionsCC1 Administrative Courts and Public Powers

Giuliano Fonderico (LUISS University); Fabiana Ciavarella (University of Rome La sapienza) Administrative Courts and Judicial Review: Some Insights from Quantitative Methods of Analysis Alfredo Moliterni (Roma Tre University); Giuliano Fonderico (LUISS University); Fabiana Ciavarella (University of Rome La sapienza) Streamlining Judicial Review of Regulatory Decisions

Aula Magna (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Giulio Napolitano

C2 Big Data and Algorithmic Regulation

Maria Jose Schmidt-Kessen (European University Institute); Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva (University of Tartu) Regulation through Code as a Safeguard for Implementing Smart Contracts in No-Trust Environments Paola Savona (LUMSA University) Machine-learning Algorithms in Administrative Decision Making Fabiana Di Porto (University of Salento); Maria Teresa Maggiolino (Bocconi University) Algorithmic information disclosure by the regulators and competition authorities

Aula Cardinali (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Maria Teresa Maggiolino

C3 Corruption and Transparency

Laarni Escresa (University of the Philippines); Lucio Picci (University of Bologna) The Determinants of Cross-Border Corruption Emma Galli (Sapienza University of Rome); Ilde Rizzo (University of Catania); Carla Scaglioni (University of Reggio Calabria) What determines transparency? An empirical test for the Italian municipalities

Aula Pizzardo (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Ilde Rizzo

C4 The L&E of data governance

Wolfgang Kerber (Philipps University Marburg); Severin Frank Philipps (University Marburg) Data Governance Regimes in the Digital Economy: The Example of Connected Cars for uploading on the website Bernold Nieuwesteeg (Erasmus University); Michael Faure (Maastricht University) Data Breach Notification Laws: carrots, sticks and thresholds Paulo Franco (Universidade Federal Fluminense – UFF); Edson Neves (Universidade Federal Fluminense – UFF) An Also Economic Analysis of the Right to be Forgotten

Aula Traglia (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Paulo Franco

C5 Models for regulation

Nadia Fiorino (University of Aquila); Emma Galli DISSE (University of Rome La Sapienza); Ilde Rizzo (University of Catania) Public Procurement and Reputation: An Agent-Based Model Paolo Ferrara (University of Catania);Calogero Guccio (University of Catania); Carla Scaglioni (University of Reggio Calabria) Evaluating the role of transparency in measuring the performance of Local Health Authority Fanny Schories (University of Hamburg); Stephan Michel (University of Hamburg) Membership and Decision-Making in International Organizations

Aula Dell’Olio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Fanny Schories

C6 Family and Institutions

Sauro Mocetti (Bank of Italy); Enrico Rubolino (University of Essex); Giacomo Roma (Bank of Italy) Knockin’ on parents’ door: Intergenerational mobility and regulation in professions Marco Casari (University of Bologna); Maurizio Lisciandra (University of Messina); Claudio Tagliapietra (University of Bologna) Marriage and Fertility in the Italian Alps: The Impact of a Regime Change, 1790-1820 Francesco Porcelli (MEF); Mauro Mare (LUISS University); Antonello Motroni (MEFOP Roma) Family Ties and Underground Economy

Sala del Consiglio (Borgo S.Angelo) Chair: Maurizio Lisciandra

C7 Intellectual Property

Michael Karas (Otto-von-Guericke-University) The U.S. Copyright Termination Law, Asymmetric Information, and Legal Uncertainty Jojo Mo (City University of Hong Kong) Authorising copyright infringements - lessons for Hong Kong Valeria Falce (European University of Roma) Data rights and Database abuses in the light of the Directive 96/9/CE

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Jojo Mo

SaturdayDec,16,10.30–12.00ParallelSessionsDD1 Cognitive-based Regulation: Nudging and Cognitive Empowerment in Rulemaking and Enforcement

Giuliano Fonderico (LUISS University) Regulating, fast and slow: where we are with the debate around nudging regulation Fabio Giglioni Sapienza (University of Roma La Sapienza); Genny Lucidi (University of Roma La Sapienza) Cognitive-based regulation in energy markets: prompting energy efficiency through nudging and empowerment Nicoletta Rangone (LUMSA University) Effectiveness and Enforcement of Regulation: What Role for Cognitive Sciences? Michele Passaro (Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity Gas and Water) Cognitive sciences and the changing role of sanctions in the energy sector: The case of AEEGSI

Aula Giubileo (Giubileo 1) Chair: Fabiana Di Porto

D2 Philosophy of Law and Economics

Pierluigi Chiassoni (University of Genova) The Promised Land of Professor Calabresi Fabrizio Esposito (European University Institute); Giovanni Tuzet (Bocconi University) Economic Consequences as Legal Values: Some Notes on the Incorporation of Economic Insights into the Theory of Legal Argumentation Paolo Silvestri (University of Torino) Tax Justice as Reciprocity: Between Exchange and Gift

Sala a Vetri (Giubileo 1) Chair: Paolo Silvestri

D3 Corporate Governance 2

Inés Pérez-Soba (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) An analysis of share offerings in Spanish takeovers Tom Vos (KU Leuven) ‘Baby, it’s cold outside’ – A comparative and economic analysis of freeze-outs of minority shareholders M. Todd Henderson (University of Chicago Law School); Irena Hutton (Florida State University) Lawyer CEOs

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Stefano Lombardo

D4 The L&E of International Trade

Felicitas Eckebrecht (University of Hamburg) The Effect of the WTO Agreement on Basic Telecommunications: Maximillian Mantei (University of Hamburg) BIT provisions and investor-state disputes Nellie Munin (Zefat Academic College) -Israeli Purchase Tax on Commercially Imported Cars: An Illegal Barrier to International Trade or a Legitimate Domestic Policy Instrument?

Aula 13 (Vaschette) Chair: Nellie Munin

D5 Law, Finance & Banking

Hossein Nabilou (University of Luxembourg) The EU Framework for Bank Capital Regulation and Repo Collateral Lavinia Franco (Barcelona Graduate School of Economics) The impact of the bail-in on the credit rating of Eurozone banks Daniele D'Alvia (Birkbeck University of London) - The International Financial Regulation of SPACs between legal standardised regulation and standardisation of market practices

Aula 21 (Vaschette) Chair: Daniele D'Alvia

D6 Relational Contracts

Fernando Gomez (Universitat Pompeu Fabra); Juan Josè Ganuza (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Where to Place the Carrot?. Setting Optimal Performance Standards. Rocco Macchiavello (London School of Economics); Arthur Blouin (University of Toronto) Strategic Default in the International Coffee Market Giorgio Zanarone (Colegio Universitario de Estudios Financieros) Gani Aldashev (Université libre de Bruxelles) Private and Public Firms in the Shadow of Coercive Power

Aula 23 (Vaschette) Chair: Giorgio Zanarone

D7 Assessing some Italian Reforms

Raffaella Barone (university of Salento) The Italian CCB reform and usury credit risk: a quantitative analysis Silvia Giacomelli (Bank of Italy); Sauro Mocetti (Bank of Italy); Giuliana Palumbo (Bank of Italy); Giacomo Roma (Bank of Italy) Civil justice in Italy: recent trends Angelo Castaldo (University of Roma La Sapienza) Does the co-payment policy introduced in Piedmont ration vulnerable groups?

Aula 24 (Vaschette) Chair: Angelo Castaldo

SaturdayDec,16,12.00-13.30ParallelSessionsEE1 Law, Economy and Religion

Antonio Fuccillo (Second University of Napoli) Law, Economy and Religion: towards a new alliance between equal opportunities and "Sustainable Happiness" Pierluigi Consorti (University of Pisa) The new italian code on the “third-sector” and the regulation of religious organizations Marco Ventura (University of Siena) Are companies friends or foes of religion? Lessons from courts

Aula Giubileo (Giubileo 1) Chair: Pasquale Annichino

E2 Big Data and competition

Peng Peng (European Doctorate in Law & Economics) Competition risks from big data Sayali Ganu Dabake (Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics) Competition Policy in the Age of Big Data

Sala a Vetri (Giubileo 1) Chair: Dontallea Porrini

E3 Experiments, Law & Economics

Ansgar Wohlschlegel (University of Portsmouth), Gerald Eisenkopf (Universität Konstanz); Tim Friehe (Philippe-University of Marburg) Appeals in Experimental Litigation Contests: Evidence on Litigation Effort Andreas Roider (University of Regensburg); Lydia Mechtenberg (University of Hamburg); Gerd Muehlheusser (University of Hamburg) Whistle-Blower Protection: Theory and Experimental Evidence Nora El-Bialy (University of Hamburg), Andreas Nicklisch (HTW Chur), Stephan Voigt (University of Hamburg) Risk-taking, Trust, and Traumatization of Refugees – A Field Experiment

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Matteo Rizzolli

E4 Law & Finance

Konstantinos Sergakis (University of Glasgow) Proxy advisors: The Ambiguous Mixture of Soft and Semi-hard law M. Todd Henderson (University of Chicago Law School); Kevin Haeberle (Mary Law School) A New Market-Based Approach for Securities Law Sophie Vermeille (University of Paris 2); Hossein Nabilou (University of Luxembourg); André Prüm (University of Luxembourg) Shadow Banking in Europe: Specificities and their Implications for Regulation

Aula 13 (Vaschette) Chair: Hossein Nabilou

E5 Information and Competition Policy

Oliver Englisch (University of Hamburg) Liability of Online Intermediaries: Copyright Enforcement and its Effect on Competition in the Market for Online Intermediation Mark Patterson (Fordham University) Confidentiality in Patent Dispute Resolution: Antitrust Implications Emiliano Marchisio Unilateral communication of “strategic” information is not, and should not be considered as, a concerted practice

Aula 21 (Vaschette) Chair: Mark Patterson

E6 Better Regulation

Fabrizio Cafaggi (European University Institute, Department of Law) Stakeholders consultation: a dialogical approach Wojciech Rogowski (Warsaw School of Economics); Kamil Jonski (University of Łódź) Assessing Implementation of RIA Reform in Poland

Aula 23 (Vaschette) Chair: Fabrizio Cafaggi

E7 Judges, Regulators and the Economy

Nora Memeti (Kuwait International Law School Doha) Gun-jumping in eu competition law: altice and beyond Hadar Jabotinsky (Hebrew University of Jerusalem); Mathias Siems (Durham University) How to Regulate the Regulators: Applying Principles of Good Corporate Governance to Financial Regulatory Institutions Biancamaria Raganelli (University of Rome, Tor Vergata) European economic governance, banking crisis and European Justice

Aula 24 (Vaschette) Chair: Hadar Jabotinsky

SaturdayDec,16,14.30–16.00ParallelSessionsFF1 La L&E del Jobs Act

Filippo Belloc (University of Pescara) Dismissal Regulation as a Discipline Device? Evidence from Establishment-level Industrial Actions Luisa Corazza (University of Molise) Jobs Act and Productivity through the Labour Law Glass Valerio Speziale (University of Pescara) Employment Protection Legislation, Jobs Act Effects on the Employment Rate and the Rights of Employees

Aula Giubileo (Giubileo 1) Chair: Riccardo Del Punta

F2 L&E di alcune riforme Italiane

Cesare San Mauro (University of Rome La sapienza) Il rilancio delle privatizzazioni in Italia tra riduzione del debito pubblico e crescita del PIL Alessia Cassetta (Unità di Informazione Finanziaria, Bank of Italy); Rosa Coppola ((Unità di Informazione Finanziaria, Bank of Italy) Le anomalie nei bonifici esteri: un aggiornamento ai dati del 2015 e un’estensione dell’analisi ai flussi in entrata Maurizio Cafagno (University of studies of Insubria) Gestione in-house o affidamento con gara dei servizi pubblici locali

Sala a Vetri (Giubileo 1) Chair: Maurizio Cafagno

F3 Models for L&E

Massimo D'Antoni (University of Siena) Asymmetric learning and deterrence when the probability of sanction is unknown Luigi Franzoni (University of Bologna) Mitigating the risk of legal change Margherita Saraceno (University of Milano-Bicocca); Giorgio Rampa (University of Pavia) Accuracy and Costs of Dispute Resolution with Heterogeneous Consumers: A Conjectural approach to Mass Litigation

Sala riunioni biblioteca (Giubileo 2) Chair: Margherita Saraceno

F4 Issues of Competition policy enforcement

Claudia Nardone (University of Rome, La Sapienza) Passing-on in Cartel Damages Action: An Agent Based Model to Quantify the Pass-on Rate in a Vertical Production Chain Grant Stirling (University of Hull) Are competition law damages actions by indirect purchaser end-consumers a realistic possibility? Angelo Castaldo (University of Rome La Sapienza); Marco Grantaliano; Nicola Faraone Le sanzioni pecuniarie antitrust al vaglio del giudice amministrativo: iperattività eccessiva o virtuosa resilienza?

Aula 13 (Vaschette) Chair: Grant Stirling

F5 Commitment under Incomplete contracts

Daniel Levy (Bar-Ilan University); Andrew Young (Texas Tech University) Promise, Trust and Betrayal: Costs of Breaching an Implicit Contract Alessandro De Chiara (Central European University) Courts' Decisions, Cooperative Investments, and Incomplete Contracts Alexander Stremitzer (UCLA School of Law); Rebecca Stone (UCLA School of Law) Promises, Reliance, and Psychological Lock-In

Aula 21 (Vaschette) Chair: Alexander Stremitzer

F6 Law and Finance in time of crisis

Paolo Giudici (Free University of Bozen) A MiFID Enforcement Disaster: The Demise of Banca Popolare di Vicenza Claudia Tedeschi (Università di Roma La Sapienza); Rosanna Pittiglio (Università degli Studi della Campania); Filippo Reganati (University of Rome La Sapienza) Institutional rules, legal environment and firm crisis: some evidence on the cross-border insolvency of the Italian foreign-owned firms Sebastian Grund (European Central Bank) Sovereign debt litigation in European courts

Aula 23 (Vaschette) Chair: Sebastian Grund

F7 L&E of consumer law

Ronen Avraham (Tel Aviv University); Anthony Sebok (Yeshiva University); Moshe Lahav (Tel Aviv University) An Empirical Investigation of Third party Consumer Litigation Funding Valerio Cosimo Romano (Cleary Gottlieb) Resilient goods

Aula 24 (Vaschette) Chair: Valerio Cosimo Romano

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ConferenceVenues

Locations Borgo Sant’Angelo – via Borgo Sant’Angelo 13

• Aula Magna – Ground floor • Sala del Consiglio – First floor • Aula Traglia – Second floor • Aula Dell’Olio – Second floor • Aula Cardinali – Third floor • Aula Pizzardo – Third floor

Giubileo 1 - via di Porta Castello, 44

• Aula Giubileo – First floor • Sala a Vetri – First floor

Giubileo 2, via delle Fosse di Castello, 7

• Aula Pia – First floor • Sala riunioni biblioteca – Third floor library

Vaschette – Piazza delle Vaschette 101

• Aula 13 – First floor • Aula 21 – Second floor • Aula 23 – Second floor • Aula 24 – Second floor

SIDE Board Riccardo Del Punta - Università di Firenze Francesco Denozza - Università di Milano Paolo Giudici - Università di Bolzano Anna Grandori - Università Bocconi Pier Giuseppe Monateri - Università di Torino Antonio Nicita - Università di Roma La Sapienza Donatella Porrini - Università del Salento Giovanni Ramello - Università del Piemonte Orientale Matteo Rizzolli - Secretary - Università LUMSA Lorenzo Sacconi - President - Università di Trento Local Organizing Commitee Giampaolo Frezza, Università LUMSA Claudio Giannotti, Università LUMSA Nicoletta Rangone, Università LUMSA Angelo Rinella, Università LUMSA Matteo Rizzolli, Università LUMSA Maria Francesca Cavalcanti, Università LUMSA Gabriele Mandolesi, Università LUMSA