Workshop celebrating 15 years of Oliver Williamson's Nobel legacy

The work of Oliver Williamson (1932-2020) has made a significant contribution to economics in several ways. Firstly, by proposing a microeconomic analysis of Ronald Coase's theory of transaction costs. He linked different areas of the literature, proposing a new theory of the firm and market organization. In addition, his work has made a significant interdisciplinary contribution, recognized in economics, law and management. His analysis has prompted a reassessment of organizational boundaries and aconsideration of a world with "positive transaction costs".