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Intellectual leaders directing new talent and pioneering research in the cross-disciplinary study of economy and society
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CSES Fellows
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Social status and market competition, particularly in venture capital and among U.S. colleges and universities, status-based cumulative advantage, social network methods, competitive crowding and risk-taking in tournaments, and social factors affecting technology diffusion.
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The Honorable Martha Farnsworth Riche served as Director of the U.S. Census Bureau between 1994 and 1998. Through Farnsworth Riche Associates, Dr. Riche consults, writes, and lectures on demographic changes and their effects on policies, programs, and products.
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Rational choice, collective action, morality behind the law, moral and political philosophy.
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Microfoundations, especially social rationality (goal-framing and SPF theory). Theory of groups and community. Theories of governance.
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Economic rationality, risk assessment, decision making under uncertainty, and relationships between economic development, anthropology, and environmental protection.
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Professor Opper is the Gad Rausing Professor of International Economics and Business at Lund University in Sweden. Her research and teaching interests include economic reforms in the PR of China, East Asian capitalism, transformation of economic systems, the rise of capitalism, comparative economic systems, new institutional economics, and entrepreneurship.
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Economic transition in China, particularly in the area of rural land tenure and urban SOE reform, as well as general issues in China's economic development.
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