CRESSE

2026 Conference

"Advances in the Analysis of Competition Policy and Regulation"

2026 Conference dates: July 3 – July 5

Venue Hotel:  Neptune Luxury Resort, Mastihari, Kos

CRESSE Conferences deal with Competition and/or Regulation issues with emphasis on the policy relevance of recent research. The objective is to give the opportunity for high quality research papers to be presented and discussed in detail. A second objective is to provide a forum for academic economists, legal experts, policy makers and practitioners to meet and exchange ideas in panels that discuss important topical policy issues.

An important aspect of the Conference is the organisation of Special Policy Sessions with participants from academia but also from policy practice, regulated enterprises, the EU Commission etc.

CRESSE Conference Program

CRESSE Special Keynote Dialeksis:
    • Prof. Jean Tirole (Toulouse School of Economics, 2014 Nobel Laureate in Economics) on Global Disorder, Economic Policy and the Pursuit of the Common Good
CRESSE 2026 Conference Keynote Speakers:
  • Competition Policy Keynote Lecture by Prof. Robert Clark (University of Toronto) on “Information sharing platforms and coordination”
  • J-J Laffont Keynote Lecture by Prof. Dr. Martin Peitz (University of Mannheim) on “Recommendation power”
  • Keynote Lawyers’ Lecture by Prof. Christopher Leslie (University of California, Irvine School of Law) on “Antitrust and Empathy”
CRESSE 2026 Conference Invited Speakers:

For the Conference 2026 – Confirmed Speakers see here.

CRESSE Conference and School Scientific Committee

The CRESSE Scientific Committee consists of Prof. Joe Harrington, Business Economics and Public Policy Department, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania (2010 – ), Prof. Leslie Marx, Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business (2019 – ), Prof. Patrick Rey, Toulouse School of Economics (2006 – ), Prof. Nancy Rose, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Economics Department, Prof. Thomas Ross Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia (2014 – ), Prof. David Ulph, University of St. Andrews (2006 – ), Prof. Frank Verboven, KU Leuven (2022- ) and Prof. Yannis Katsoulacos, AUEB (2006 – ), who also acts as Chairman and Coordinator. Prof. Massimo Motta (Barcelona Graduate School of Economics) was a member of the Scientific Committee from 2006 – 2010 and Dr. Pierre Régibeau was a member from 2006-2022.

CRESSE Advisory Board

The Board consists of individuals of outstanding reputation in competition law and policy.

The Members of the Board are:

Prof. Frederic Jenny (Emeritus professor of economics ESSEC Business School, Fernand Braudel Fellow European University Institute (Florence))

Prof. William Kovacic (The George Washington University Law School, former Federal Trade Commission Chairman)

Prof. Fiona Scott Morton (Yale School of Management)

Prof. Aviv Nevo (Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania)

Prof. Howard Shelanski (Georgetown University, formerly Director of the Bureau of Economics at the U.S. FTC and Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs)

CRESSE Associates

International network of prominent scholars, policy makers and practitioners in Competition Policy and Regulation, from different countries, that are often involved in the Summer School, the Lawyers’ Course, the Executive Programme (CALEP) and / or the Conference as regular participants, or who collaborate with CRESSE for organising Competition Policy events in their countries, and provide a channel between CRESSE and the academic, policy and consultancy community.

CRESSE Associates (Academics – Economists)

CRESSE Associates (Law, Policy and Practice)

For registering to the CRESSE Conference click here.

To see the CRESSE 2026 Call for Papers click here.

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