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    COURSES

    First Term 2012 (January 30 - March 16) NEW
    • Introduction to Comparative Law (Gianmaria Ajani, Università di Torino)
    • Statistics Applied to Law I (Luigi Benfratello, Università di Napoli Federico II)
    • Game Theory (Pierre Garello, Université Aix Marseille)
    • Microeconomics I (Marek Hudik, University of Economics Prague, VSE)
    • History and Methodology of Law & Economics (Alain Marciano, Université de Montpellier 1)
    • Applied Mathematics (Fabio Privileggi, Università del Piemonte Orientale)
    • other activities

    Second Term 2011 (April 26 - June 1) 
    • Statistical Applied to Law II (Ted Eisenberg, Cornell University)
    • Financial Law & Economics (Elisa Luciano, Università di Torino)
    • Fundamentals of Banking Regulations ( (Geoffrey Miller, New York University)
    • Microeconomics II (Giovanni B. Ramello, Università del Piemonte Orientale)
    • Competition Law and Economics (Walter Stoffel, University of Fribourg)
    • Behavioral Law & Economics (Jeff Rachlinsky, Cornell University)

        Third Term 2011 (June 20 - July 15) 
        • Intellectual Property Law & Economics (Brett Frischmann, Yeshiva University)
        • Law & Economics of Patents (Nancy Gallini, University of British Columbia)
        • Tort Law & Economics (Hans Berndt Schaefer, University of Hamburg)
        • Economics Analysis of Property Rights (Boudewijn Bouckaert, Universiteit Van Gent)
        • Corporate Governance (Christoph Van der Elst, University of Tilburg and Ghent)
        • Development & Growth (Enrico Colombatto, Università di Torino)

        Attendance to courses is compulsory. Exceptions for any  reason must be authorized explicitly by the Coordinator of the programme. At the end of each regular course students must sit an exam.



        Other activities

        The standard teaching is combined with other activities focusing on activities such as seminars, clinics and so forth. The aim of these formats is to foster students' critical skills  and abilities in conducting research in Law & Economics.The attendance is compulsory and it will be equally considered by the Doctoral Board when approving admissions to the II year.


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