NLIU Bhopal: National Conference On The Interplay Of Law And Economics In The Society And Policy Making [7th -8th December]
LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK
5 Oct 2023 11:31 AM IST
NLIU BHOPAL
The National Law Institute University, Bhopal (NLIU) was established by the Rashtriya Vidhi Sansthan Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, Act No. 41 of 1997, and substituted by Act No. 6 of 2018, enacted by the Madhya Pradesh State Legislature. NLIU is recognized by the University Grants Commission and the Bar Council of India. The vision of NLIU is to become one of the world's best centers of legal education, training, and research. The mission of NLIU is to develop and nurture the intellect for the betterment of the nation and humanity through law and justice. The main objective of NLIU is to impart and disseminate comprehensive legal education in order to achieve excellence by way of organizing progressive study programs and promoting research with a focus on improving the ability of students and research scholars to analyze contemporary issues of public concerns and their legal implications so that law learners acquire skills to advance legal education in a professional and a responsible manner.
Economics is a dynamic field that deeply influences the way societies allocate resources, make decisions and shape policies. In a world marked by globalization, technological advancements, and complex socioeconomic challenges, understanding the principles of economics is crucial for informed decision-making at individual, national, and international levels. Law is the cornerstone of any just and orderly society, serving as the framework that governs human interactions, resolves disputes, and upholds rights and responsibilities. The symbiotic relationship between law and economics has taken on greater significance in the present era, which is characterized by complex challenges and rapid societal changes. As societies evolve and face new challenges, studying and discussing legal principles become essential for maintaining a balanced and fair social fabric. The intricate interplay between these two disciplines profoundly influences the shaping of legal systems and the formulation of policies that underpin our societies. Law and economics are two disciplines that frequently intersect and profoundly influence each other. The relationship between law and economics has gained significant attention in recent years due to its impact on legal systems and policymaking. This relationship quantifies the potential gains and losses, allowing policymakers and legal practitioners to make informed choices.
Economic theory emphasizes resource allocation to achieve maximum societal welfare. When applied to law, it helps identify instances where legal systems can be structured to allocate resources more efficiently. For example, contract law can be designed to minimize transaction costs and enhance efficiency. Economic analysis of property rights and externalities (spillover effects) helps to address issues like environmental pollution or intellectual property disputes.
Economic theory provides tools to assess the optimal allocation of property rights and the impact of externalities on market outcomes. Economic theory aids in understanding how law can mitigate risks and uncertainties. Legal mechanisms such as liability rules and insurance can be designed to allocate risks efficiently among parties. This emerging field integrates psychological insights into economic analysis. Applied to law, it explains how cognitive biases and decision-making heuristics influence legal choices, thereby enhancing the understanding of how individuals respond to legal incentives. Game theory helps analyze strategic interactions between parties in legal disputes or negotiations. By modeling various scenarios and potential outcomes, economic analysis can predict how legal actors behave and how different legal strategies may play out.
The National Conference on Interplay of Law and Economics in Society and Policy Making aims to explore and analyze the dynamic interaction between these two fields, highlighting their role in shaping legal frameworks, regulations, and policy decisions. This conference serves as a unique platform for a diverse array of experts, ranging from legal scholars and economists to policymakers and practitioners, to converge and engage in thoughtful dialogues that shed light on the intricate synergy between law and economics. At the heart of this conference lies the exploration of how economic principles permeate the legal framework, how legal institutions integrate economic thought, and how the harmonious coexistence of these disciplines contributes to the advancement of our societies.
Themes
- BUSINESS LAW & ECONOMICS
Competition Laws, Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate Restructuring, Consumer Rights, Corporate Governance, Licensing, Industry-Specific Regulations, Logistics, and Operations Regulatory Framework, CSR, etc.
- LAW & MACROECONOMICS
Investment, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy, EXIM Policy, Economic Reforms and Economic Efficiency, Gender and Economics, Welfare Governance, Economy and Constitution.
- LAW & BEHAVIOURAL ECONOMICS
Normative Jurisprudence, Behavioural Economics, and Policy Making.
- INNOVATIVE & EMERGING TRENDS
Gig Economy, Crypto-currency, Digital Currency, and Micro-financing.
Participation
Academicians, professionals, students, and researchers belonging to inter-disciplinary fields are welcome to participate and present their papers through VIRTUAL MODE at this National Conference.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
The abstract shall be submitted following the guidelines:
- Cover page of the abstract with:
- Title of the Paper
- Theme of the Conference
- Author(s) Name, Designation and Name of the Affiliated Institution/University
- Contact Details: Email Address and Contact Number
- Word Limit (Abstract): Between 200-300 words
- Keywords: [List 5-6 Keywords Separated by Commas]
- Language: All submissions must be made in English language only.
- Co-authorship is allowed up to a maximum of two authors subject to registration as per the given scheme.
PAPER SUBMISSION
The manuscript should be the original and unpublished work of the author(s), and any form of plagiarism is strictly prohibited. The similarity check of your paper is not supposed to be more than 10%.
- Word Count: 3500 - 4500 words (excluding references)
- Document Format: MS Word Format (.doc) / (.docx) only
- Font: Times New Roman
- Font Size: 12 for main text (1.5 line spacing)
- Font Size for References: Times New Roman, 10 (1.0 line spacing)
- Citation Style: APA mode of citation (Submissions made in any other format shall not be considered)
Important Dates
Last date of abstract submission | 15.10.2023 |
Intimation of abstract acceptance | 20.10.2023 |
Last date of registration | 30.10.2023 |
Last date for full paper submission | 28.11.2023 |
Links
URL Link: https://nliu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2023-NLIU-NCLE.pdf
Registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0XTtu5tzLhnLuJSBsiUnoiPRRGNFK3dhNdG2Pn2M4xmXeDw/viewform
Payment link: https://erp.nliu.ac.in/payment/#/
Registration Fees
Single Author | Co-Author (Need to pay separately) | Only Participation | |
Faculty/ Professionals | INR 2000 | INR 1500 | INR 1000 |
Ph.D. Research Scholar | INR 1500 | INR 1000 | INR 1000 |
Students | INR 1500 | INR 1000 | INR 1000 |
Contact Details
Dr. Seema Shrivastava - +91-7869971880
Ms. Ridhima Dikshit - +91-7470601239
