CIP Seminar on the Law, Economics and Technology of Private Enforcement of Contract on the Internet

Seminar on the Law, Economics and Technology of
Private Enforcement of Contract on the Internet

All seminars are held in 4th floor seminar room (#431) in the School of Law, Arlington I from 2:00 to 3:30pm

DATE	PRESENTER	TOPIC
December	Edward Stringham Economics San Jose State	"The Capability of Government in Providing Protection Against Online Fraud: Are Classical Liberals Guilty of the Nirvana Fallacy?"
February 17	Ben Powell Economics San Jose State	“Is Cybersecurity a Public Good?”
March 1	Andrew Morriss and Jason Korosec Law Case Western Reserve School of Law	"Private Dispute Resolution in the Card Context: Structure, Reputation, and Incentives"
March 2	David D. Friedman	"From Imperial China to Cyberspace: Contracting Without the State"
March 8	Christopher Coyne Economics Hampden Sydney College	Who’s to Protect Cyberspace?
March 23	Bruce Benson Economics Florida State	"The Spontaneous Evolution of Cyber Law: Norms, Property Rights, Contracting, Dispute Resolution and Enforcement Without the State"
April 27	Bill Tulloh	"Searching for Cybersecurity"
May 5	Peter Leeson Economics West Virginia University .	The Economics of Computer Hacking
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