Reader @Warwick_Law/ Officer @winir2013 / legal institutionalism, corporate law & economics, political economy, history of law & economics
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WP: Henry Manne, Pareto in the Pines, and the Origins of the Law and Economics Movement, by David Gindis & Steven G. Medema
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Save the date! #WINIR2027 will take place at @FGV_EAESP in São Paulo, Brazil, 1–3 June 2027.
🌎 Theme: Institutions for Innovation, Breakthrough Technologies and Global Challenges, with Special Attention to the Global South.
More details soon: winir.org/winir-2027/
My edited volume Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons @CUP_Law is available OA!! Lots of exciting chapters to check out at cup.org/4xcf2GP
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Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons by David Gindis
Explores the shared knowledge, values, and other intellectual resources created and maintained by corporate forms of organization.
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ALT Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons by David Gindis
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In U.S. v. Google, economists and legal scholars argue courts must ask the but-for question: would Apple choose a rival search engine, and would users actually switch?
If most would return to Google, remedies that assume otherwise risk overshooting the real harm.
Full brief ⬇️
Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons is out in OA! cup.org/4xcf2GP. This volume is part of the excellent Cambridge Studies on Governing Knowledge Commons #ostrom #knowledgecommons
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The district court in U.S. v. Google declined counterfactual analysis because it was too challenging and imprecise. Economists and legal scholars tell the Circuit that counterfactual analysis is essential to empirical economics, not a reason to skip it.
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The shortlist for the 2026 Elinor Ostrom Prize is out! Are you on it? The winning paper will be announced at WINIR in Rome! joie-blog.net/shortlist-for-… @winir2013 @DGindis @g_m_hodgson
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Gindis and Medema on Manne and the origins of law and economics — how a 1971 summer school for law professors institutionalized L&E in American legal education. Highly recommended. legaltheoryblog.com/?p=11176…
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Eight articles have made shortlist for the 2026 Ostrom Prize: winir.org/2026-ostrom-prize-… Congratulations to the authors! The Prize will be announced at #WINIR2026
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A little light reading for a Tuesday afternoon.
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Check out latest working Paper addition- Henry Manne, Pareto in the Pines, and the Origins of the Law and Economics Movement by @DGindis @spydermed
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Check out latest working Paper addition- Henry Manne, Pareto in the Pines, and the Origins of the Law and Economics Movement by @DGindis @spydermed
hope.econ.duke.edu/publicati…
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Deadline 1 March! Last chance to join the #WINIR2026 Conference on "Private & Public Institutions for Good Governance", Rome, Italy, 22-24 July 2026 with @SapienzaRoma winir.org/winir-2026/
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Good news - deadline extended to 1 March 2026! A last opportunity to join the #WINIR2026 Conference on "Private & Public Institutions for Good Governance", Rome, Italy, 22-24 July 2026 with @SapienzaRoma winir.org/winir-2026/
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Only two days left to submit your abstract or session. Don't miss the #WINIR2026 Conference on "Private & Public Institutions for Good Governance", Rome, Italy, 22-24 July 2026 with @SapienzaRoma winir.org/winir-2026/
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Very cool paper finds great landing spot.
Officially out at #QJE: "Ideas Have Consequences: The Impact of Law and Economics on American Justice", with Daniel L. Chen and Suresh Naidu.
We study the early law-and-economics movement, and how it has shaped judicial behavior in U.S. federal courts.
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Deadline approaching. PhD students and early career academics, Join the WYS Pre-conference on Governing Emerging Technologies #WINIR2026 with @Law_as_Science and @ysi_commons & host @SapienzaRoma
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New paper coming from @DGindis and me on Manne’s initial foray into offering L&E institutes coming soon!
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Thinking of joining #WINIR2026 in Rome? See what our local hosts have to say about last year's conference in Prague jeodonline.com/jeod_articles…
