E Glen Weyl, Department of Economics at MMC!
Dear Colleagues, Tomorrow, Tuesday 4/23, E Glen Weyl, Department of Economics, will present “Finance and the Common Good” from noon to 1:20 p.m. in Social Sciences, Room 401 – please find the paper attached. A hot lunch will be served.
E Glen Weyl, Department of Economics at MMC!
Dear Colleagues, Tomorrow, Tuesday 4/23, E Glen Weyl, Department of Economics, will present “Finance and the Common Good” from noon to 1:20 p.m. in Social Sciences, Room 401 – please find the paper attached. A hot lunch will be served.
Money, Markets & Consumption Workshop: Spring 2013 Schedule
Dear Colleagues, Please join me in welcoming Youn Ki, PhD candidate in Political Science, as the newest workshop coordinator. Youn does work on financial policies in the US during the 1970s, and she will present some of her work during
Money, Markets & Consumption Workshop: Spring 2013 Schedule
Dear Colleagues, Please join me in welcoming Youn Ki, PhD candidate in Political Science, as the newest workshop coordinator. Youn does work on financial policies in the US during the 1970s, and she will present some of her work during
The Spring Schedule, and “Meet the Professors!”
Hello Colleagues! The spring schedule will be out shortly! As well, the workshop will provide at least two opportunities for graduate students to ask professors key questions about important topics such as: best methods, new and interesting research, key holes
The Spring Schedule, and “Meet the Professors!”
Hello Colleagues! The spring schedule will be out shortly! As well, the workshop will provide at least two opportunities for graduate students to ask professors key questions about important topics such as: best methods, new and interesting research, key holes
4/24, Eunjung Hyun, ‘Avoiding Guilt By Association? How the Perils of Stigma by Association Affect Client-Intermediary Relationships’
Eunjung Hyun, PhD Candidate, University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 4/17; 12pm-1:20pm Social Science Research Building, Room #106 ‘Avoiding Guilt By Association? How the Perils of Stigma by Association Affect Client-Intermediary Relationships’ ABSTRACT
4/24, Eunjung Hyun, ‘Avoiding Guilt By Association? How the Perils of Stigma by Association Affect Client-Intermediary Relationships’
Eunjung Hyun, PhD Candidate, University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 4/17; 12pm-1:20pm Social Science Research Building, Room #106 ‘Avoiding Guilt By Association? How the Perils of Stigma by Association Affect Client-Intermediary Relationships’ ABSTRACT
3/6 Fabien Foureault, ‘Culture and Politics of Leveraged Buy-Outs in Contemporary France’
Fabien Foureault, PhD Candidate, Sciences-Po; Visiting Fellow, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology Tuesday, 3/6; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Culture and Politics of Leveraged Buy-Outs in Contemporary France’
3/6 Fabien Foureault, ‘Culture and Politics of Leveraged Buy-Outs in Contemporary France’
Fabien Foureault, PhD Candidate, Sciences-Po; Visiting Fellow, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology Tuesday, 3/6; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Culture and Politics of Leveraged Buy-Outs in Contemporary France’
2/28, Laura Doering, ‘Schematic Recombination and “Back-up Capital”: How Entrepreneurs in Panama bring Novelty to Market’
Laura Doering, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 2/28; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Schematic Recombination and “Back-up Capital”: How Entrepreneurs in Panama bring Novelty to Market’
2/28, Laura Doering, ‘Schematic Recombination and “Back-up Capital”: How Entrepreneurs in Panama bring Novelty to Market’
Laura Doering, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 2/28; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Schematic Recombination and “Back-up Capital”: How Entrepreneurs in Panama bring Novelty to Market’
1/14 Cynthia Shawamreh, ‘The Legal Framework of Islamic Finance’
Cynthia Shawamreh, Lecturer in Law, The University of Chicago Law School; Senior Counsel, the City of Chicago Department of Law, Finance and Economic Development Division February 14th 12pm-1:20pm in Cobb Hall #101
1/14 Cynthia Shawamreh, ‘The Legal Framework of Islamic Finance’
Cynthia Shawamreh, Lecturer in Law, The University of Chicago Law School; Senior Counsel, the City of Chicago Department of Law, Finance and Economic Development Division February 14th 12pm-1:20pm in Cobb Hall #101
1/31 Craig Tutterow, ‘Observer Effects on Status Inequality: How Rankings Modify the Ecology of User Decisions’
Craig Tutterow, University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 1/31; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Observer Effects and Status Inequality: How Rankings Modify the Ecology of User Decisions’ Paper available by request. Email craigtutterow
1/31 Craig Tutterow, ‘Observer Effects on Status Inequality: How Rankings Modify the Ecology of User Decisions’
Craig Tutterow, University of Chicago, Booth School of Business, Department of Organizations & Markets Tuesday, 1/31; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Observer Effects and Status Inequality: How Rankings Modify the Ecology of User Decisions’ Paper available by request. Email craigtutterow
1/24 Karen Ellis, ‘Financing Freedoms: Muslims, Markets, and Multiculturalism in the UK’
Karen Ellis, University of Chicago, Department of Political Science Tuesday, 1/23; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Financing Freedoms: Muslims, Markets, and Multiculturalism in the UK’
1/24 Karen Ellis, ‘Financing Freedoms: Muslims, Markets, and Multiculturalism in the UK’
Karen Ellis, University of Chicago, Department of Political Science Tuesday, 1/23; 12pm-1:20pm Cobb Hall, Room #101 ‘Financing Freedoms: Muslims, Markets, and Multiculturalism in the UK’
11/22 Rachel Harvey, ‘The Emergence of Law in the Global Foreign Exchange Market’
Rachel Harvey, Columbia University Tuesday, 11/22; 12pm-1:20pm Social Science Research, Room #401 ‘The Emergence of Law in the Global Foreign Exchange Market’ Abstract: The global foreign exchange market tends to be treated as constituted by seamless electronic transactions executed by
11/22 Rachel Harvey, ‘The Emergence of Law in the Global Foreign Exchange Market’
Rachel Harvey, Columbia University Tuesday, 11/22; 12pm-1:20pm Social Science Research, Room #401 ‘The Emergence of Law in the Global Foreign Exchange Market’ Abstract: The global foreign exchange market tends to be treated as constituted by seamless electronic transactions executed by