Evaluations: Cases, experiments and models as  tools of appropriation and valuation, Conference Lucerne 12–13 June 2014

by | 25 May 2014

value finder

International conference organised by Hyo Yoon Kang (Lucerne) & Jose Bellido (Kent) at University of Lucerne, 12-13 June 2014.

Practices of commodification of scientific and cultural knowledges by intellectual property have been widely analysed from the perspective of balancing public and private interests. Although this trend has been well known, less attention has been paid to the ways in which values become attached to properties. The conference aims at disentangling this complex combination and elucidate how exactly properties come to be valued and evaluated.

Further information and programme:
http://www.unilu.ch/deu/wissenschaftsforschung_582462.html

Participants: Mario Biagioli (UC Davis), Brenna Bhandar (SOAS, London), Anne Bottomley (Kent), Christoph Hoffmann (Lucerne), Marie-Andree Jacob (Keele), Vagias Karavas (Lucerne), Nathan Moore (Birkbeck, London), Tara Mulqueen (Birkbeck, London), Alain Pottage (LSE, London), Paolo Quattrone (Edinburgh), Kaushik Sunder Rajan (Chicago), Antoinette Rouvroy (Namur), Michele Spano (Torino)

Contact: hyo.kang@unilu.chj.a.bellido@kent.ac.uk

Registration: monika.nideroest@unilu.ch

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