The first issue of the Law and Economics Yearly Review has been published in collaboration with Queen Mary, University of London. Queen Mary law and economics experts, Professor Rosa Lastra and Dr Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal, are on the editorial board and Ioannis Kokkoris (visiting Professor on the LLM in Law and Economics) is on the advisory board.
The Law and Economics Yearly Review is an academic forum to promote legal and economic debate. The journal will be published twice a year (Part I and Part II), by the Fondazione Gerardo Capriglione Onlus (an organisation aimed to promote and develop the research activity on financial regulation) in association with Queen Mary, University of London. The Review faces questions about development issues and several other matters related to the international context, originated by globalisation. Delays in political actions, limits of certain Government’s policies, business development constraints and the “sovereign debt crisis” are some of the aims of the studies. The global financial and economic crisis is analysed in its controversial perspectives; the same approach qualifies the research of possible remedies to override this period of progressive capitalism’s turbulences and to promote a sustainable retrieval.