The Third Pillar: How Markets and the State Leave the Community Behind
Analyzes how technological disruption and globalized markets hollowed out local civic communities and proposes 'inclusive localism' to rebalance democratic capitalism.
Colloquia and public lectures in physics, economics, social thought, and ancient Near Eastern studies.
Self-contained research seminars, public lectures, and invited colloquia.
Analyzes how technological disruption and globalized markets hollowed out local civic communities and proposes 'inclusive localism' to rebalance democratic capitalism.
Dam Thanh Son presents a field-theoretical reformulation of Landau Fermi liquid theory, describing Fermi surfaces as coadjoint orbits of canonical transformations.
Walks through mental accounting, the endowment effect, self-control problems, and choice architecture such as automatic retirement savings enrollment.
An in-depth panel discussion dissecting the 18th BRICS Summit, analyzing the aims, strategies, and internal tensions animating this key political grouping of the Global South.
Martha Nussbaum elucidates her "capabilities approach" as an alternative framework for evaluating societal well-being and justice, moving beyond mere economic indicators like GDP to focus on individual human flourishing and substantive freedoms.
This seminar investigates the strategic partnership between India and South Korea, analyzing their shared foreign policy goals, economic ties, and factors influencing their bilateral relationship.
Professors, researchers, and invited lecturers recorded at University of Chicago.



Cognitive heuristics, nudges, neighborhood causal inference, and gender history
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