We encourage research on the importance of behavioural biases and expectations formation and behavioural bi-ases for business cycle fluctuations and invite papers on the implications of these biases and of alternative expec-tations formation mechanisms for modelling business cycle fluctuations...

Papers may be on any topic in or related to Law and Economics with particular emphasis on: 1. European and International Law and Economics; 2. Property, including Intellectual Property; 3. Torts and Crimes; 4. Contracts and Contractual Regulation; 5. Corporate Law and Economics and Corporate...

The conference is part of a project "Blurring Boundaries: EU Law and the Danish Welfare State" which has received funding from Danish Social Science Research Council.

Topics: - Institutions, innovations and new threats to financial stability - Investor behavior and stability of financial markets - The financial stability pillar of central banking - Financial regulation, supervision and stability - Modeling macro stress tests - Financial stability, efficiency...