The summer school “Institutions, Behavior and the Law” examines the interactions between institutional change and socio-economic norms of behavior in a society and their impact on legal issues. The aim is to examine the dynamic interactions between these areas and to create a deeper understanding of their mutual influences and interactions. This interdisciplinary summer school offers a unique opportunity to analyze complex societal processes and their impact on legal systems. The open approach of the summer school allows participants not only to identify current challenges and innovative perspectives, but also to actively participate in the design of new solutions.
