The Elements in Law, Economics and Politics series editors welcome contributions falling under one or more of the following tracks: Theory, Evidence and Policy.
To get in touch with the Series Editors for the Elements in Law, Economics and Politics series, please email the Managing Editor, Valentino Moscariello, at LEPelements@gmail.com, and the co-editor of the relevant track.
Please find below a list of illustrative topics for each track (for guidance only):
Theory (Alessandro Riboni)
Possible topics:
- Models of bargaining;
- Legal institutions;
- Conflict resolution.
Evidence (Jillian Grennan)
Possible topics:
Broadly speaking, papers applying economic theory and quantitative methods in order to explain economic and institutional change are welcome. In approaching economic change, papers need not be confined purely to economics but rather papers that try to integrate the broader social sciences, law, and cognitive sciences are highly welcome.
For example:
- Empirical analysis of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues;
- Empirical analysis of the interaction between business and society;
- Empirical analysis of intellectual property, innovation, intangibles, and digital assets;
- Empirical analysis of law and regulations, including among others competition policy, securities law, consumer protection, and business law.
Elements in Law, Economics and Politics - Professor Jillian Grennan
Elements in Law, Economics and Politics - Professor Petros Sekeris
Policy (Petros Sekeris)
Possible topics:
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