Workshops PhD Political Economy Political Economy Workshop Archive Public Policy & Economics PPE Workshop Archive Thursday, March 21st, Keller 000112:30pm - Emileigh Harrison1:10pm - Rohen ShahUpcoming PresentersMar 21, 12:30pmEmileigh Harrison Keller 0001Mar 21, 1:10pmRohen ShahKeller 0001Mar 28, 12:30pmKisoo Kim Keller 0001Mar 28, 1:10pmKeisuke ItoKeller 0001Apr 4, 12:30pmRubina Hundal Keller 0001Apr 11, 12:30pmSmriti Ganapathi Keller 0001Apr 11, 1:10pmNathan AusubelKeller 0001Apr 18, 12:30pmAlison DoxeyKeller 0001Apr 18, 1:10pmMichael McKelligottKeller 0001Apr 25, 12:30pmFelicity Zhang Keller 0001Apr 25, 1:10pmPeizan ShengKeller 0001May 2, 12:30pmBrian Curran Keller 0001May 2, 1:10pmMatthew StadnickiKeller 0001May 9, 12:30pmNeila KerkebaneKeller 0001May 9, 1:10pmSofia GalloKeller 0001May 16, 12:30pmOskar HouckKeller 0001May 16, 1:10pmDaisy LuKeller 0001May 23, 12:30pmSushant BanjaraVirtualMay 23, 1:10pmLucas MationVirtualPast PresentersOct 5Ruochen Yi, Political structure and Balance of power, evidence from mid-level officials' promotion in ChinaOct 12Angela Wyse, Saved by Medicaid: New Evidence on Health Insurance and Mortality from the Universe of Low-Income AdultsNov 9Mythili Vinnakota, Levees: Infrastructure and Insurance as Adaptation to Flood RiskNov 30Wendy Wong, Optimal Monitoring and Bureaucrat AdjustmentsDec 7Elena Ziege, Educational Spillovers: The Effect of Birthright Citizenship on Siblings' EducationJan 11Maya Lozinski, Knowledge Growth and SpecializationJan 18Steve Kim, Industrial Policy: When Does It Work?Jan 18Gina Eckhoff, Putting Simplicity Back into New Economic GeographyJan 25Ari Anisfeld, "Remind me to go to back to college": The impact of government communications on FAFSA renewal and re-enrollmentJan 25Predrag Pandiloski, Social Learning in Diverse SocietiesFeb 1Daniel Sonnenstuhl, The Causes and Implications of the Pentecostal Movement: Evidence from NigeriaFeb 8José Miguel Pascual Moreno, Bargaining at the FirmFeb 15Danielle Nemschoff, Family Bonds and RecidivismFeb 22Goya Razavi Ebrahimi, Who Benefits From Free Colleges?Feb 29Haoran Gao, Competition, Market, Supply Chain, and (Dis)engagement: Determinants and Consequences of American Business Community's Lobbying on US-China EngagementMar 7Claire Fan, Dam thy neighbor: Spillovers and coordination on transboundary riversBarbara WilliamsEmail barbaraw@uchicago.eduSteans Professor in Educational PolicySteven Durlauf Steven Durlauf’s research spans many topics in microeconomics and macroeconomics. His most important substantive contributions involve the areas of poverty, inequality and economic growth.