Tilburg Law and Economics Center (TILEC)
TILEC supports and stimulates academic research on the governance of economic activity. It fosters academically path breaking and practically relevant research and aims to be a leading center worldwide.
Events
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10:45 - 11:45
TILEC Seminar: Assaf Kovo (Hebrew University)
Inferring Market Definitions and Competition Groups From Empirically-Estimated Demand Systems: A Practitioner’s Guide
10:45-11:45, M 1003 -
12:00 - 12:00
TILEC – GovReg Workshop on: Governance of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence: Economic, Legal and Political Perspectives
Tilburg Law and Economics Center (TILEC) and the Governance and Regulation Chair (GovReg) at University Paris-Dauphine | PSL Research University are pleased to announce the 5th Governance workshop.
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10:45 - 11:45
TILEC Seminar: Or Brook
10:45-11:45
News
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Large international conference on Regulation, Law & Technology
Technology is transforming society on many fronts. In recent years, we have seen the sustained move from atoms to bits, rise of social media and the sharing economy, and the rapid development of cloud computing, big data, smart devices, and robotics.
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Jens Prüfer and Christoph Schottmüller on competing with big data
Recent technological developments have led to large increases in both the availability of data and firms' ability to analyze them. Big data holds the promise that it may allow firms to learn about user preferences and thus design products that more closely match a consumer's personal needs.
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Discussion Paper TILEC: Gun control and homicides in the USA
Does gun ownership lead to increased crime? This question is hotly debated, especially in the United States. Proponents of gun control point to gun-related violence, while proponents of the right to bear arms argue that gun ownership has a deterrent effect. David Schindler and Christoph Koenig found that purchase delays also had 3% lower homicide rates.
Directors
TILEC: Florian Schuett and Panagiotis Delimatsis TILEC is a Center of Excellence delivering first-rate interdisciplinary research on the governance of economic activity. Optimal market design lies at the core of our research, whereas the interdisciplinary method is the unique feature of our Center. Both Dutch and international companies and State regulators have entrusted to TILEC pressing questions that they were unable to answer in-house. Nowadays, TILEC is a vibrant center with over 50 committed members. In 2018, TILEC celebrates its 15th anniversary and is moving decisively towards its vision, that is, to be recognized as a global leader in the interdisciplinary research of economic governance. Check for yourself by scrolling through our website!
Selected publications
- Sauter, W., & Langer, J. (2017). The consistency requirement in EU law, Columbia Journal of European Law, 20(3), 39-74.
- Bernal Lobato, N., Carpio, M. A., & Klein, T. (2017). The effects of access to health insurance: Evidence from a regression discontinuity design in Peru. Journal of Public Economics, 154, 122-136.
- Boone, J., & Schottmuller, C. (2017). Health insurance without single crossing: Why healthy people have high coverage, Economic Journal, 127(599), 84-105.
- Delimatsis, P. (2017). The evolution of the EU external trade policy in services - CETA, TTIP and TiSA after Brexit, 20:3, Journal of International Economic Law, p.p. 583-625.
- Suren Gomstsian, Branislav Hock, Annemarie Balvert and Oguz Kiman. Between the green pitch and the red tape: The private legal order of FIFA, Yale Journal of International Law, 2018, 43(1), 86-113 and TILEC DP 2017-003.