Articles et chapitres publiés à partir de l’enquête sur l’émergence de la Juridiction Unifiée du Brevet européen au Forum de Venise (2009). Published articles and chapters based on fieldwork on the emergence of the European Unified Patent Court at the 2009 Venice Forum, downloadable as pdf files:
Lazega, E. (2020), “L’usage dramaturgique de la culture juridique dans la construction d’une juridiction transnationale”, Droit et Société, 105(2) : 325-341, in Numéro spécial Cultures juridiques et pratique de l’enquête en sciences sociales coordonné par Amélie Marissal et Charles Réveillère
Lazega, E. (2020), “Government by Relational Infrastructures: The Case of the Transnational Institutionalization of the European Unified Patent Court”, in E.Brousseau, J.-M.Glachant & J.Sgard (eds), Oxford Handbook of Institutions of International Economic Governance and Market Regulation, Oxford University Press
Lazega, E. (2018), “Networks and institutionalization: A neo-structural approach” [EUSN 2017 Keynote Address], Connections, 37:7-22
Lazega, E. (2016), “Joint ‘anormative’ regulation from status inconsistency: A multilevel spinning top model of specialized institutionalization”, in Margaret S. Archer (ed.), Morphogenesis and the Crisis of Normativity, Springer, pages 169-190
Lazega, E. (2016), “Réseaux et régulation : Pour un institutionnalisme néo-structural“, Revue de la Régulation : Capitalisme, institutions, pouvoirs (en ligne aussi: https://regulation.revues.org/11902#text) _Tradução (Brasil): Redes e regulação: por um institucionalismo neoestrutural (Tradução de Cristiano Fonseca Monteiro), Politica & Trabalho : Revista de Ciências Sociais, 2018, 48:217-225
Lazega, E., Quintane, Eric & Casenaz, Sandrine (2016), “Collegial Oligarchy and Networks of Normative Alignments in Transnational Institution Building: The Case of the European Unified Patent Court“, Social Networks, 48:10-22
Lazega, E. (2012), “Mapping Judicial Dialogue across National Borders: An Exploratory Network Study of Learning from Lobbying among European Intellectual Property Judges”, Utrecht Law Review, Volume 8, Issue 2 (May) 2012
