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Discusiones contemporáneas del derecho económico. Serie de derecho Económico n.° 4

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Esta obra de los profesores del Grupo de Investigación en Derecho y Economía de la Universidad Externado de Colombia es el cuarto resultado de la Serie de Derecho Económico, y se edita a continuación de la Serie 1, sobre casos de estudio de aplicaciones del AED, en 2012; de la Serie 2, acerca de regulación económica, en 2013; y de la Serie 3, sobre nuevas vertientes y diferentes aplicaciones del análisis económico del Derecho, en 2014. Se continúa así con las publicaciones de la Serie de Derecho Económico, en las que el Departamento de Derecho Económico de la Universidad Externado de Colombia pone a disposición de la comunidad académica los resultados del trabajo colectivo de sus investigadores, contando en esta ocasión con un profesor invitado. Esta edición estuvo orientada a dar a conocer los resultados de investigaciones en diversas líneas, como son el behavioral, comportamentalismo o conductismo, mediante el cual se realiza el análisis de problemas de derecho económico con teorías que provienen de la psicología; temas de estudio del derecho de la competencia respecto de las ayudas públicas; asuntos del derecho del consumo, como es el caso de la contraposición entre la protección de los consumidores y la libertad de empresa; el seguimiento al marco institucional del mercado de valores en un aspecto específico como es la eficacia de las normas en lo que concierne a la titularización no hipotecaria; y la incursión en un nuevo campo de estudio, como el que corresponde al tratamiento algorítmico de la información, big data. como instrumento dinamizador de ciertas políticas públicas.

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  • Constanza Blanco Barón, 2019. "Discusiones contemporáneas del derecho económico. Serie de derecho Económico n.° 4," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Derecho, number 1117, October.
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