WINIR YS Pre-Conference today! https://t.co/A47vjWFjmJ Looking forward to new ideas from our early career academics #winir2025 Thank you to our local hosts Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE with @ysi_commons & @Law_as_Science

Very cool paper on the impact of Law and Economics https://t.co/hHIXglJHq5 "[...] economics, as a rigorous social science, was especially effective in persuading judges."

Henry Manne was one of the most successful intellectual entrepreneurs of the late twentieth century.

@florianederer I suggest once again that the paper (which has been around for many years) be accompanied with some further reading, like e.g. this by @DGindis : https://t.co/ttG5KzNUnx

@heimbergecon For a bit more of historical contextualization I suggest this accompanying reading (by @DGindis ) https://t.co/ttG5KzNmxZ

This new QJE paper suggests that economics as a set of ideas can have big consequences even for decisions of judges: "The 🇺🇸law-and-economics movement shifted legal outcomes. After economics training, judges used econ analysis, rendered conservative rulings related to regulation"

Last day of the 2025 THETS conference @DGindis and I organised @warwickuni kicks off with Andrés Lazzarini talking about the links between environmental history and history of economic thought. @warwickecon @Warwick_Law

Day 2 of the annual THETS conference organised by @DGindis and yours truly begins with Pedro Puntoni telling us about mercantilist thinking in 17 century Portugal @warwickecon @Warwick_Law

We're @uniofwarwick kicking off the 55th annual conference of The History of Economic Thought Society Co organised by @DGindis and yours truly. @warwickecon @Warwick_Law

Counting down to #WINIR2025 Conference on "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, 10-12 Sept 2025. https://t.co/s1wnqdqHnO See you in Prague! with our local hosts Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE

I'm not convinced but I'm looking forward to hosting this event with Sean Irving next week on a Hayekian case for worker cooperatives: You can sign up here:

Six articles in JOIE made the short list of the this year’s Elinor Ostrom Prize https://t.co/rVlameXB3H Winning author/s to be announced at #winir2025 in Prague

How can we understand tech giants, institutional change, and global challenges through an institutional lens? Kazuhiro Taniguchi explores Masahiko Aoki's Comparative Institutional Analysis and its contemporary relevance. #Economics #Institutions https://t.co/E6FVEaEpdo @winir2013

Good news - deadline extended to 15 May! #WINIR2025 Conference on "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, 10-12 Sept 2025 https://t.co/s1wnqdqHnO With Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE. Join us in Prague.

My interview with @g_m_hodgson on the feasibility of socialism is now uploaded. This was an excellent presentation and discussion worth listening in full! @STICERD_LSE https://t.co/NtbnulgDJk

Abstracts and Sessions due this week! #WINIR2025 Conference on "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, 10-12 Sept 2025 https://t.co/s1wnqdqHnO With Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE. See you in Prague.

Part II of my (open access) article on "Transactions and Legal Institutionalism" just published in the Journal of institutional Economics. @JoIEBlog1 @winir2013 @CambridgeUP https://t.co/sH2cNstfgp.

Part II of my article on "Transactions and Legal Institutionalism" has just been published. It develops a new approach, based on "contracting costs". Open access. https://t.co/FOMLJjKSro @JoIEBlog1 @winir2013 @CambridgeUP

Fresh post! @g_m_hodgson compares the #transactions of Allen, Barzel, Coase, Commons, North and Williamson, as well as their differing views on the the role of the law and the state as enforcer. This is the summary of Part I. Watch this space for Part II @winir2013

Very interesting posts on legal institutionalism!