Networks
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
3/29 Jan Fuhse, ‘Networks from Communication’
3/29, 12 pm – 1:20 pm Harper Memorial Library, Room 148 Introduction by: Professor Ryon Lancaster Jan Fuhse, of Bielefeld University, will be in town giving a presentation based on his manuscript ‘Networks from Communication’ next Tuesday, March 29th at noon.
3/29 Jan Fuhse, ‘Networks from Communication’
3/29, 12 pm – 1:20 pm Harper Memorial Library, Room 148 Introduction by: Professor Ryon Lancaster Jan Fuhse, of Bielefeld University, will be in town giving a presentation based on his manuscript ‘Networks from Communication’ next Tuesday, March 29th at noon.
Josh Pacewicz, ‘Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation’
May 5th, 12pm: Josh Pacewicz, Department of Sociology; Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation Analyses of economic regulation typically focus upon national or international institutions. This focus is divorced from much
Josh Pacewicz, ‘Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation’
May 5th, 12pm: Josh Pacewicz, Department of Sociology; Keeping it Local, Then and Now: Patterned Capital Flows as a Local Constituent of Economic Regulation Analyses of economic regulation typically focus upon national or international institutions. This focus is divorced from much
Gary Herrigel, ‘Manufacturing Possibilities: Creative Action and Industrial Recomposition in the United States, Germany and Japan’
January 19th, 12pm: Gary Herrigel, Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago; Manufacturing Possibilities:Creative Action and Industrial Recomposition in the United States, Germany and Japan Over the past three decades, tremendous debate has raged about whether or not globalization pressures –market
Gary Herrigel, ‘Manufacturing Possibilities: Creative Action and Industrial Recomposition in the United States, Germany and Japan’
January 19th, 12pm: Gary Herrigel, Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago; Manufacturing Possibilities:Creative Action and Industrial Recomposition in the United States, Germany and Japan Over the past three decades, tremendous debate has raged about whether or not globalization pressures –market
Wonjae Lee, ‘Triadic Closure and Performance in Networks of Competition’
November 4th, 12pm: Wonjae Lee, Ph.D., University of Chicago, Dept. of Sociology; Triadic Closure and Performance in Networks of Competition: ATP Professional Tennis 1997-2006 This study shows the effect of triads on performance of ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) tennis players
Wonjae Lee, ‘Triadic Closure and Performance in Networks of Competition’
November 4th, 12pm: Wonjae Lee, Ph.D., University of Chicago, Dept. of Sociology; Triadic Closure and Performance in Networks of Competition: ATP Professional Tennis 1997-2006 This study shows the effect of triads on performance of ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) tennis players