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The
Institute for the Study of Religion, Economics, and Society will host its
second annual graduate student workshop at Chapman University. The workshop provides two days of
intensive instruction, interaction, and feedback for a select group of advanced
graduate students.
For more information about last year’s conference, see the recaps below.
Faculty participants will include:
Chris Bader, Chapman University (Sociology)
Jean-Paul Carvalho, UC Irvine (Economics)
Tony Gill, University of Washington (Political Science)
Laurence Iannaccone, Chapman University (Economics)
Michael McBride, UC Irvine (Economics)
Andrea Molle, Chapman University (Political Science)
Steven Pfaff, University of Washington (Sociology)
Jared Rubin, Chapman University (Economics)
Carolyn Warner, Arizona State University (Political Science)
Student Participants:
Debosree Banerjee, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Noa Cnaan-On, Duke University
Charles Dahan, University of Florida
Valeriy Dzutsev, Arizona State University
David Eagle, Duke University
Rachel Ellis, University of Pennsylvania
Jordan Kiper, University of Connecticut
Shibao Liu, University of Michigan
Muhammad Farhan Majid, UC Riverside
Brandon Martinez, Baylor University
Nathaniel Porter, Pennsylvania State University
Christopher Rhodes, Harvard University
Jörg Spenkuch, University of Chicago
Paulina Stepien, University college London
