TABLE RONDE 1 : Régime des offres publiques en droit comparé et impact potentiel de la réforme « Florange » sur l’attractivité de la place de Paris (CEDE-VDB)
TABLE RONDE 2 : Intérêt de la Bourse pour une entreprise aujourd’hui ? (D&C)
TABLE RONDE 3 : Attractivité de l’investissement en bourse pour de nouveaux actionnaires individuels ? (CC)
CONTACT : Séverine BLAIS - Attention : nombre de places limité
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*Les Nouveaux visages du Commerce international, RDAI N°1 2015, Viviane de Beaufort (Article des Actes du Colloque du CEDE du 24 avril 2014 - Programme Compétitivité du Droit européen)
 
Le Centre Européen de Droit et d’Economie de l’ESSEC propose une approche intégrée du Droit et de l’Economie. Une telle démarche est aujourd’hui une nécessité comprise par les acteurs économiques qui ont conscience du rôle du DROIT dans la définition de leurs stratégies et de l’importance de la régulation juridique pour la compétitivité des économies. Le CEDE est conçu comme un lieu de veille et d'analyse pour anticiper les évolutions de l’environnement économique et juridique et leurs implications pour les entreprises et les Etats. La transversalité est au cœur du projet que le CEDE développe avec des partenaires dans une perspective européenne et mondiale. Ses travaux se situent à l’interface des disciplines du droit et de l’économie que les traditions académiques isolent encore trop souvent. Le CEDE veut promouvoir et démontrer la fécondité de cette approche pluridisciplinaire.
European Center for Law and Economics The European Center for Law and Economics is a center for excellence where the work and activities of both disciplines meet, within a comparative European and global perspective. There is a growing awareness of the interaction between judicial systems on one hand, and a company’s performance within their legal regulation systems. Judicial risk and the overall legal environment culture are considerations that are increasingly strategic at the highest level of decision-making in companies; the legal management team is frequently part of the company’s strategy committee. Although economics and law have long coexisted, an integrated approach to the two fields will become standard in the future, as the daily issues faced by corporations make it clear. This results in a significant number of opportunities for economics and business administration graduates within the legal professions. There are new winning strategies to be found at the crossroads of the two disciplines, which is where ESSEC’s European Center for Law and Economics aims its teaching and research, continuing ESSEC’s tradition of excellence. The Center will be rooted in corporate reality and work in tandem with companies. It will develop its analytical watch activities in order to anticipate changes in the judicial and economic environment. ESSEC’s CEDE is a RESEARCH CENTER The CEDE carries out research on subjects that are linked to the interdisciplinary and comparative economics/law approach, such as: Competition – Trusts – Regulation – SGEI; company governance & corporate social responsibility; contracts; globalization and international economic and legal environments; intellectual and industrial property law; labor law and economics. The Center benefits from the various former research works conducted by ESSEC Professors and experts in different fields. ESSEC’s CEDE is a center for HIGH VALUE ADDED EXCHANGES BETWEEN ACADEMICS AND PROFESSIONALS Apart from classical publications and research documents, those produced by ESSEC’s European Center for Law and Economics are intended for distribution at conferences and seminars that specifically confront state-of-the-art research with the needs of professionals. ESSEC’s European Center for Law and Economics develops interactions and partnerships with various institutions, with the goal of establishing an original offer with a genuine crosscutting economics-law dimension. Co-directors of the European Center for Law and Economics: Frédéric Jenny and Viviane de Beaufort Contact blais@essec.fr - Mrs Séverine Blais
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