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VII SUMMER SCHOOL ON ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY 
THE DESIGN AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONSTITUTIONS 
San Sebastian (Spain) | 12th July - 15th, 2004 
Directors: Salvador Barber=E1 (UAB) & Carlos Mulas Granados (UCM)  
Coordination: Alfonso Dubois (UPV/EHU+UEF) & David Teira (USAL+UEF) 
Urrutia Elejalde Foundation | University of the Basque Country 
 
This course has an interdisciplinary character, and will deal with topics 
related to the design of constitutions, from both its normative and 
positive 
perspectives as they appear in the most relevant literature which 
investigates the observable consequences of alternative constitutional 
designs. From both points of view, normative and positive, we will examine 
how different constitutional designs affect different aspects of the 
political and economic reality such as bicameralism, political and economic 
decentralisation or the voting system of different branches of government, 
from the executive to the legislative. 
 
SPEAKERS: Carles BOIX (University of Chicago), Antonio MERLO (University of Pennsylvania),
Annick LARUELLE (Universidad de Alicante), Federico VALENCIANO (UPV/EHU), Salvador
Barber=E1 (UAB), Jacques CREMER (IDEI, Toulouse), Josep BORREL (UCM)
 
For more information on contributed papers and grants, visit: 
www.urrutiaelejalde.org 
 
David Teira 
University of Salamanca 
 
 
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