[FD_Graduação] Fwd: Sessões Científicas

Segunda Junho 3 08:34:25 -03 2024

Encaminhando a pedido da profa. Maria Paula Dallari.

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*Eduardo Cardoso*
Secretário do Departamento de Direito do Estado
Universidade de São Paulo
11 3111-4010
estado em usp.br

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De: Frederico Haddad <fredericohaddad em gmail.com>
Date: qui., 30 de mai. de 2024 às 22:48
Subject: Fwd: Sessões Científicas
To: DIREITO DO ESTADO - USP <desfd em usp.br>
Cc: Maria Paula <mariapaula em usp.br>, IVAN CESAR RIBEIRO <iribeiro em unifesp.br>,
Ivan César Ribeiro <iribeiro em alumni.usp.br>

Prezado Eduardo, boa noite.

Tudo bem?

Em desdobramento do mesmo tema tratado em e-mail anterior (recém enviado),
conforme orientação da Profa. Maria Paula (em cópia), solicito, por
gentileza, a divulgação das *sessões científicas* do evento abaixo - CELS
Global Brazil 2024 - para a *lista de docentes*, a *lista de docentes
aposentados *e a *lista de alunos da pós-graduação. *

Conforme programação abaixo (também disponível no site: CELS Global Brazil
2024 – CEOE <https://ceoe.org.br/cels-brazil-2024/>), o evento ocorrerá
entre os dias 05 e 07 de junho, na Fipecafi (R. Maestro Cardim, 1170 - Bela
Vista) e contará com palestra magna da Profa. Maria Paula em sua abertura.

Convidamos a todos os interessados a se inscreverem gratuitamente através
do site.

Agradeço desde já e fico à disposição para qualquer esclarecimento.

Abs.,

Frederico

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*Scientific Sessions*

*June 5*

*15:00 – 16:45*              *Opening Session*

*17:00 – 18:00*               *Keynote Speaker*

Maria Paula Dallari Bucci (USP/Faculty of Law)

*“Law and Public Policy in Illiberal Times: Crafting an LPP Framework for
Democratic Resilience”**

*Chair*: Janine Schirmer (CEOE)

*18:30 – 20:00*              *Welcome Cocktail*

Foyer – Conference Main Building

*June 6*

*8:30 – 10:15*                  *Session I (4 simultaneous panels, in
English *

*without translation)*

*Panel I-1 - Artificial Intelligence and Law*

·       What's in a Name? Auditing Large Language Models for Race and
Gender Bias, *Alejandro Salinas de Leon* (Stanford), *Amit Haim* (Stanford)
and *Julian Nyarko* (Stanford)

·       Mitigating Algorithm Aversion in Public Decision-Making:
Experimental Evidence on Human and Automated Reasoning in Administrative
Law, *Arian Henning* (Max Planck), *Pascal Langenbach* (Max Planck)

·       Lay Perceptions about Copyright and Works Generated by Non-Human
Actors, *Mike Schister* (University of Georgia), *Joe Avery* (University of
Miami)

*Panel I-2 - Corporate Governance*

·       Piercing the Corporate Veil in Brazil: Empirical Analysis of the
Brazilian Superior Court of Justice’s Jurisprudence (2018-2022), *Luiza
Moreira* (FGV/SP Direito)

·       Barking without Biting: How Corwin did not Change M&A, *Martin
Gelter* (Fordham University School of Law), *Matteo Gatti* (Rutgers Law
School)

·       Regulating CEO Pay: Evidence from the Nonprofit Revitalization
Act, *Rik
Sen* (University of Georgia), *Ilona Babenko* (Arizona State
University), *Benjamin
Bennett* (Tulane University)

*Panel I-3 - Law and Regulations*

·       Sticky Charters?, *Jens Frankenreiter* (Washington University in St
Louis), *Eric Talley* (Columbia University)

·       The Impact of Procedural Reforms on the rate of civil appeals: A
Difference-in-Differences Study in Brazilian Courts, *Alexandre Castro*
(IPEA), *Jefferson Silva dos Anjos* (IPEA), *Camila Cardoso Pereira* (UFBA)

·       Defund The Police Movement, *Nelson Coelho* (Unifesp)

*Panel I-4 - Competition and Consumer Law*

·       The Arc of Antitrust: A Text-based Measure of Antitrust Policy
Beliefs and Attitudes, *Bernardo Muller* (UnB)

·       The deterrent power of cartel fines: an assessment based on
Brazil's recent experience, *Sergio Goldbaum* (FGV-EPPG), *Adilson Carvalho*
(FGV-EPPG)

·       Crime, Punishment, and Expectations: Evidence From the Baltimore
Light Rail, *Mohammad H. Rahmati* (Sharif University of Technology), *David
A. Hyman* (Georgetown University Law Center)

*10:15 – 11:00*                 *Coffee break*

*11:00 – 12:00*                *Keynote Speaker*

Michael Heise (Cornell University)

*COVID-19 & Student Learning Losses: Empirical Perspectives & Legal
Implications**

*Chair*: Diogo de Prince (CEOE)

*12:00 – 14:00               **Lunch Break*

*14:00 – 15:45*              *Session II (4 simultaneous panels, in English
*

*without translation)*

*Panel II-1 - Judicial Decision-Making*

·       When in Rome. . . do less knowledgeable judges mimic their
peers? *Paulo
Furquim de Azevedo* (Insper), *Henrique Wang* (Insper)

·       Do Judicial Assignments Matter? Evidence from Random Case
Allocation, *Christian Helmers* (Santa Clara University), *Bernhard
Ganglmair* (University of Mannheim & ZEW), *Brian J. Love* (Santa Clara
University)

·       The Effect of Different Standards of Deference on Judicial Decision
making – An Experimental Design, *Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenen* (Hebrew
University), *Yoav Dotan* (Hebrew University)

*Panel II-2 - Law and Psychology*

·       Group differences regarding moral and legal beliefs: Does
professional practice shape judgment and expectations about lies in
negotiations? *Lina M. A. Álvarez* (Technical University of Munich), *Stefanie
Jung* (Technical University of Munich)

·       Is Criminal Punishment Prosocial? *Dan Simon* (University of
Southern California), *David Melnikoff* (Stanford Graduate School of
Business)

·       Operationalizing the Search for Less Discriminatory Alternatives in
Fair Lending, *Talia Gillis* (Columbia University), *Vitaly Mersault*
(Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia), *Berk Ustun* (UC San Diego)

*Panel II-3 - Criminal Law*

·       Does victim’s abuse of alcohol affect sentences in intimate partner
femicides? Evidence from Russian court decisions, *Svetlana Zhuchkova* (HSE
University)

·       Empirical Analysis of Factors Influencing the Granting of
Preliminary Injunctions in Pernambuco's Federal Court, *Renan Francelino
Silva* (Unicap), *Rafael Cândido R. da Silva* (Unicap), *Camila Borges de
Oliveira* (Unicap), *José Mário Wanderley Gomes Neto* (Unicap)

*Panel II-4 - Environmental Law*

·       Banks’ physical footprint and financial technology adoption, *Bernardo
Ricca* (Insper), *José Renato Ornelas* (Central Bank of Brazil), *Lucas
Mariani* (University of Milano-Bicocca)

·       To Green or Not to Green: assessing sustainable public finance in
Brazil, *Karina S. S.Bugarin* (University of São Paulo), *Fabiana Rocha*
(University of São Paulo),

*15:45 – 16:15*                *Coffee break*

*16:15 – 17:15*                  *Keynote Speaker*

Richard Brooks (New York University)

*Field Experiments: Methodological Challenges and Opportunities for
Empirical Research**

*Chair*: Naércio Aquino Menezes Filho (Insper/CEOE)

*19:30 – 23:00*              *Support Associations Gala Dinner*

Oferecido pela Associação Brasileira de Direito e Economia (ABDE)

D’Brescia Churrascaria (100 metros do prédio principal) – Somente
convidados previamente registrados

*Speaker: *Ivar Hartmann (Insper)

*Chair: *Bianca Mollicone (ABDE)

*June 7*

*8:15 – 10:00*                  *Session III (4 simultaneous panels, in
English *

*without translation)*

*Panel III-1 - Empirical Methods*

·       The Legal Consequences of Government Audits, *Henrik Sigstad* (BI
Norwegian Business School), *Guilherme Lambais* (Universidade de
Lisboa), *Ricardo
Raoni Werlang Prioste* (University of Oslo)

·       Exploring nonlinearities between product market regulation and
innovation: A cross-country evidence, *Karine Borri* (CEOE/Unifesp), *Diogo
de Prince* (CEOE/Unifesp), *Ivan Ribeiro* (CEOE/Unifesp)

·       Was Javert right to be suspicious? Unpacking treatment effect
heterogeneity of alternative sentences on time-to-recidivism in Brazil, *Pedro
Sant'Anna* (Emory University), *Santiago Acerenza* (Universidad ORT
Uruguay), *Vitor Possebom* (EESP/FGV)

*Panel III-2- Law and Gender*

·       Sex and Startups, *Eric Talley* (Columbia University), *Jens
Frankenreiter* (Washington University in St. Louis), *Talia Gillis*
(Columbia University)

·       Women’s Waiting Time in Labor Market: Evidence From Iran, *Kowsar
Yousefi* (IMPS), *Sana Rashidi* (Sharif University), *Mohammad Hossein
Rahmati* (Sharif University)

·       Crime, Punishment, and Prevention: The Effect of a Legal Reform on
Violence Against Women, *Laura Schiavon* (UFJF), *Claudio Ferraz* (UBC and
PUC-Rio)

*Panel III-3- Infrastructure*

·       Infrastructures as domestic-international “bricolage”: the case of
financial regulation reforms in Brazil (1995-2002), *Pedro Mouallem*
(FGV/SP)

·       Land Tenure and Mining: Property Rights in Indigenous Territories
in Brazil, *Bernardo Muller* (UnB), *Lucas Klotz* (Center for Child
Well-being and Development)

*Panel III-4- Property Law*

·       Conflict and Property Law: The Hidden Costs of Takings and
Liability Rule Protection, *Sergio Mittlaender* (FGV Direito SP)

·       Influencer Marketing on Instagram and TikTok: Entertainment, Native
Advertising or Deception? *David Hyman* (Georgetown University), *David
Franklyn* (Arizona State University), *Leo Yang* (Arizona State
University), *Mohammad Rahmati* (Sharif University)

*10:00 – 10:30*              *Coffee break*

*10:30 – 12:00*               *Keynote Speaker & Closing Session*

Bernard S. Black (Universidade de Northwestern)

*The Road to False Positives: Sample Selection and Specification Choice in
Randomized and Natural Experiments**

*Chair*: Jair Ribeiro Chagas (CEOE)

*14:00 – 15:45*              *Session IV (4 simultaneous panels, in English
*

*without translation)*

*Panel IV-1- Labor and Employment Law*

·       Employees or Entrepreneurs? Uncovering the pejotização phenomenon
in Brazil, *Bruna Alvarez* (EESP/FGV)

·       Credit, Entrepreneurship and Violence in Brazilian Favelas, *Felipe
Tomkowski* (Insper), *Victor Monteiro* (Ministry of Planning), *Antonio
Daniel Cruz* (Insper)

·       Do labor inspections make a difference? An analysis of
establishments in Brazil, *Laura Schiavon* (UFJF), *Ísis Lira*
(PUC-Rio), *Ricardo
Freguglia* (UFJF), *Gustavo Gonzaga* (PUC-Rio)

*Panel IV-2 - International Law*

·       Imperial Legal Politics After the Age of Empires: How Russian
Judiciary Adjudicates Commercial Disputes in Crimea, *Dmitriy Skougarevskiy*
(European University at St Petersburg), *Egor Lazarev* (Yale University)

·       Traders' War Against Trade Walls: Evidence from Import Prohibition
in Iran, *Kowsar Yousefi* (IMPS), *Samad Alaamati* (Sharif University of
Technology)

·       Immigration Housing Laws and the Movement of Undocumented
Immigrants, *Huyen Pham* (Texas A&M University), *Pham Hoang Van* (Baylor
University), *Ernesto Amaral* (Texas A&M University), *Sujey Soori* (Baylor
University)

*Panel IV-3- Law and Politics*

·       Dissenting Votes on the Brazilian Supreme Court, *Ivar Hartmann*
(Insper), *Evan Rosevear* (University of Southampton), *Diego Werneck
Arguelhes* (Insper)

·       When the Abstract Review work as check and balance for democracy?
Evidence from the Spanish case, *Andreu Rodilla Lázaro* (Universitat de
Barcelona)

·       The Role of Legislatures in the Budget Process: a Territorial
Perspective, *Anna M. Palau* (University of Barcelona)

*Panel IV-4- Health Law*

·       Religion and Drug Law Enforcement from the Perspective of State
Capacity: Evidence from the Case of Nigeria, *Bifan Zhao* (University of
Hong Kong)

·       The Impact of Health Insurance on Healthcare Utilization and
Health: Evidence from Medicaid Expansion in Wisconsin, *Bernard Black*
(Northwestern), *Sadia Farzana* (Northwestern),  *Andrew Owen*
(Northwestern), *John Meurer* (Medical College of Wisconsin), *Ronald
Ackermann* (Northwestern)

* simultaneous translation to Portuguese

*Venue*

*1170 Maestro Cardim Street Iran Siqueira Lima Building - FIPECAFI Bela
Vista, São Paulo – SP, 01323-001*

*Free Registering*

*https://ceoe.unifesp.br <https://ceoe.unifesp.br> *

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