Monthly Archives: February 2010
Charles Smith, ‘Coping with Contingencies in Auction Markets and Elsewhere: Revisiting and Rethinking the ‘Rationality’ of Pricing’
February 23rd, 12pm: Charles Smith, Professor Emeritus, City University of New York, Department of Sociology; Coping with Contingencies in Auction Markets and Elsewhere: Revisiting and Rethinking the ‘Rationality’ of Pricing Drawing upon ethnographic and participant observation research of equity option markets,
Charles Smith, ‘Coping with Contingencies in Auction Markets and Elsewhere: Revisiting and Rethinking the ‘Rationality’ of Pricing’
February 23rd, 12pm: Charles Smith, Professor Emeritus, City University of New York, Department of Sociology; Coping with Contingencies in Auction Markets and Elsewhere: Revisiting and Rethinking the ‘Rationality’ of Pricing Drawing upon ethnographic and participant observation research of equity option markets,
Brian Cody, ‘Party Identity and Budgetary Techniques: The Emergence of Block Grants in the U.S. Federal Budget’
February 16th, 12pm: Brian Cody, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Party Identity and Budgetary Techniques: The Emergence of Block Grants in the U.S. Federal Budget Political parties in the U.S. have long favored different procedural and legislative tools,
Brian Cody, ‘Party Identity and Budgetary Techniques: The Emergence of Block Grants in the U.S. Federal Budget’
February 16th, 12pm: Brian Cody, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Party Identity and Budgetary Techniques: The Emergence of Block Grants in the U.S. Federal Budget Political parties in the U.S. have long favored different procedural and legislative tools,
Greg Liegel, ‘Technological Change, Expertise, and Jurisdictional Control’
February 9th, 12pm: Greg Liegel, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Technological Change, Expertise, and Jurisdictional Control Technological innovations often upset the organizational status quo and create new opportunities for claims making. We argue that the ability of a
Greg Liegel, ‘Technological Change, Expertise, and Jurisdictional Control’
February 9th, 12pm: Greg Liegel, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Chicago, Department of Sociology; Technological Change, Expertise, and Jurisdictional Control Technological innovations often upset the organizational status quo and create new opportunities for claims making. We argue that the ability of a
Cynthia Swamareh and Karen Hunt Ahmed; ‘Islamic Law, Finance, and Debt in Dubai: Theories and Realities’
February 2nd, 12pm: Cynthia Shawamreh, Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School and Karen Hunt Ahmed, Professor of Business and Finance, DePaul University; Islamic Law, Finance, and Debt in Dubai: Theories and Realities
Cynthia Swamareh and Karen Hunt Ahmed; ‘Islamic Law, Finance, and Debt in Dubai: Theories and Realities’
February 2nd, 12pm: Cynthia Shawamreh, Professor of Law, University of Chicago Law School and Karen Hunt Ahmed, Professor of Business and Finance, DePaul University; Islamic Law, Finance, and Debt in Dubai: Theories and Realities