International Conference on Law and Economics (ICLE) 2026

The International Conference on Law and Economics (ICLE) 2026 is a premier event organized by Conference Fora, scheduled to take place on March 11-12, 2026, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This conference aims to provide a platform for professionals in the fields of law and economics to exchange knowledge and insights into the latest technologies, techniques, and solutions as they have been developed and applied in various countries. Participants will include a diverse range of stakeholders from research and academia, industrial sectors, and government organizations.

Key topics to be covered at the conference include the green economy, circular economy, economic instruments for decarbonization, sustainable energy transition, green innovation and digital transition, resource use effectiveness, climate investment, climate finance, fiscal sustainability, and gender aspects of the low-carbon transition. Legal discussions will focus on national and international climate change laws and policies, legal frameworks for low-carbon transition, regulation of clean technologies and renewable energy, intellectual property rights and technology transfer, legal frameworks for promoting circular economy, and social equity and environmental justice. Public governance topics will address capacity and institutions, institutional frameworks for climate governance, stakeholder engagement and participation, subnational and local government initiatives, international cooperation and partnerships, and sustainable public procurement policies and practices. Social sciences sessions will explore values and worldviews of the low-carbon transition, social and cultural factors, gender and social equity, psychological changes, ethics and politics of transition, communication, and philosophical perspectives on sustainability.

The conference will feature both on-location and virtual agendas. The on-location schedule includes registration and tea coffee, an inaugural speech and conference theme presentation, poster and physical presentations, virtual presentations, a lunch break, and an award function and closing ceremony. On-location benefits include direct networking, physical materials, live Q&A sessions, and complimentary refreshments. The virtual schedule offers global accessibility, recorded sessions, digital resources, and interactive chat features, with sessions such as virtual check-in and orientation, breaks, and a closing ceremony with digital certificate instructions.

This conference is ideal for professionals and academics in the fields of law and economics who are interested in the intersection of these disciplines, particularly in the context of climate change and sustainability. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with experts, participate in discussions on cutting-edge topics, and establish research or business relations for future collaborations.