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The relation between norms, institutions and economic development has emerged as an important research field for both historians and economists. The workshop tackles this issue with regard to the increasing regulation of Mediterranean trade in the age of mercantilism and from the perspective of those widespread illegal practices performed by social actors who aimed to bypass it.ProgramFriday 28 September 2012Alte Universit&#228;t, Rheinsprung 9, room 11814.00 Reception14.30 Conference GreetingsKaspar von Greyerz (University of Basel)14.45 IntroductionBiagio Salvemini (University of Bari) Panel IChair: Davina Benkert (University of Basel)Discussant: Kim Siebenh&#252;ner (University of Basel)    15.15 Stephan Karl Sander (University of Z&#252;rich): Economic activities and practices between legal and social norms. Examples from Zadar (16th century)    15.45 Christopher Denis-Delacour (MMSH Aix-en-Provence): Un pavillon et des &#201;tats. L'exploitation marchande du pavillon pontifical face aux politiques mercantiles (XVIIIe si&#232;cle)16.15 Coffee break    16.45 Raffaella Salvemini (CNR-ISSM Naples): Sant&#233; maritime et fraudes dans le Royaume de Naples (XVIIIe-XIXe si&#232;cles)17.15 Discussion 18.00 Keynote lecture    Georg Christ (University of Heidelberg): False Labelling? Greek Wine, English Tariffs and Coping Mechanisms (16th-18th centuries)18.45&#160;&#160; Discussion19.15&#160;&#160; End 20.00&#160;&#160; DinnerSaturday 29 September 2012Departement Geschichte, Hirschg&#228;sslein 21, room 1Panel IIChair: Franziska Hilfiker (University of Basel)Discussant: Wolfgang Kaiser (University of Paris I)    9.15 Rita Loredana Foti (University of Palermo): Judges and corsairs.&#160;The Sicilian&#160;Tribunale delle Prede&#160;(1794-1813)    9.45 Ida Fazio (University of Palermo): Fraud, Disputes and Contraband in Sicilian Corsairing (Stromboli, 1811)10.15 Discussion 11.00 Coffee break    11.30 Margrit Schulte Beerb&#252;hl (University of&#160;D&#252;sseldorf): Trading with the enemy. Clandestine networks during the Napoleonic Wars    12.00 Silvia Marzagalli (University of Nice): Fraude et contrebande &#224; l&#8217;&#233;poque napol&#233;onienne. Le jeu complexe de d&#233;finition et d&#8217;application des normes12.30 Discussion 13.15 Lunch breakPanel IIIChair: Heinrich Hartmann (University of Basel) Discussant: Roberto Zaugg (University of Basel)    14.30 Guillaume Calafat (Ecole fran&#231;aise de Rome): Ramadam Fatet vs John Jucker. Un proc&#232;s et un faux &#224; Livourne en 1737    15.00 Andrea Addobbati (University of Pisa): N&#233;gociants et gamblers. Les polices sp&#233;culatives &#8216;interest or not interest&#8217; et le commerce franco-carib&#233;en durant la guerre de Succession d&#8217;Autriche15.30 Discussion 16.15 Coffee break    16.45 Maurizio Gangemi (University of Bari): Frauds on the Calabrian beach of Pietre Nere. Players, practices and institutions (second half of the 18th century)    17.15 Samuel Fettah (MMSH Aix-en-Provence): Lieux hors la loi. Une approche compar&#233;e des espaces de la fraude en M&#233;diterran&#233;e septentrionale (Sardaigne, Toscane, Corse, Provence) entre XVIIIe et&#160; XIXe si&#232;cle17.45 Discussion 18.30 EndA meeting of the research network &#171; Aux bords des institutions. Pouvoirs, acteurs et pratiques marchandes dans l&#8217;Europe m&#233;diterran&#233;enne (XVIIe-XIXe si&#232;cle) &#187; :    Universit&#224; di Bari &#8220;Aldo Moro&#8220;    &#201;cole Fran&#231;aise de Rome    Universit&#228;t Basel    Maison M&#233;diterran&#233;enne des Sciences de l&#8217;Homme&#160;&#160;&#160;