The project involves a collaboration between over 150 law and economics scholars from over 60 jurisdictions across the world to help shed light on the procedural, substantive and distributive dimensions of the regulatory responses to the pandemic, as they begin to affect the post-COVID19 world. The project maps diverse levels of participation of constituencies in decision making, forms of exercising power and surveillance and distributions of relief measures across different social groups and industrial sectors. The project is supported by International University College of Turin, Institute for New Economic Thinking and Association for Promotion of Political Economy and Law.

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Péter Cserne
Aberdeen University School of Law
Daniele D’Alvia
Queen Mary University of London
Angela Daly
Strathclyde University
Mateja Durovic
King's College London Law School
Iris Eisenberger
University of Graz
Tina Ehrke-Rabel
University of Graz
Thomas Ferguson
INET/UMass Boston
David Flacher
EPOG/Université de Technologie de Compiègne
Ermal Frasheri
Harvard Kennedy School
Jack Gao
INET
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Priya S. Gupta
Southwestern Law School
Christopher Hartwell
Bournemouth/Kozminski University
Geoffrey Hodgson
Loughborough London
David Kennedy
Harvard Law School
Jedidiah Kroncke
HKU School of Law
Bashar H. Malkawi
University of Sharjah, School of Law
Ugo Mattei
Hastings School of Law and University of Turin
Martha McCluskey
Buffalo School of Law
Katrien Morbee
Queen Mary University of London
Frank Pasquale
Brooklyn Law School
Oreste Pollicino
Bocconi School of Law
So a Ranchordas
University of Groningen

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Darren Rosenblum
Pace Law School
Faith Stevelman
New York School of Law
Janina Urban
FGW/Netzwerk Plurale Ökonomik