Affiliated Faculty
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Garcia, Filomena | Economics, College of Arts and Sciences / IUB |
Bio: Filomena Garcia is Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics of Indiana University. Her main research interests are Industrial Organization and Game Theory. She has been using strategic network theory to understand the emergence of R&D networks and their effects for competition policy. Disciplines: Economics Keywords: Best practices in networksFriendship networksGame theoryGraph theoryInformationInter-organizational networksIntra-organizational networksMathematical theoriesMobile phone networksNetwork structureNetwork theoryNetworked InnovationOptimization of networksPolicy networksPolitical networksTeaching networksTrade |
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Razo, Armando | Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences / IUB |
Bio: Professor Razo's research interests are in the field of comparative politics, with special interests in the political economy of development and comparative analysis of networks and institutions. His research and teaching center around two themes: (1) how political institutions in developing countries affect economic performance; and (2) the study of political institutions and political organization in nondemocratic settings. Current research projects include the development of an ontology and linguistic corpus for comparative analysis of networks in international development. He teaches courses on networks and institutions, quantitative contextual analysis, development, positive political economy, and Latin American politics. He is the author of Social Foundations of Limited Dictatorship, published by Stanford University Press in 2008, which advances a network theory of private policymaking. A student of economic history, he is also
co-author with Stephen Haber and Noel Maurer of The Politics of Property Rights (2003). Disciplines: Political Science Keywords: Affiliation networksCo-evolution of networks and behaviorComputational Social SciencesCorporate networksData collectionEgocentric networksExponential random graph modelsGame theoryGraph theoryInter-organizational networksMathematical theoriesNetwork structureNetwork theoryPolicy networksPolitical networksTeaching networksText analysisTool development for networks |
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