SOC 3308 Economic Sociology Seminar (w/ MIT)

Inaugurated at the MIT Sloan School of Management in 1997, the Economic Sociology Seminar aims to be the home for cutting-edge economic sociology in the greater Boston social science research community. Since 2003, the seminar has been jointly run by faculty from the Sloan School's Economic Sociology Program and the Harvard Department of Sociology. Meeting at MIT and Harvard in alternating weeks during the academic year, presenters and participants represent a diverse array of theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches. What we share is a commitment to engage the array of research that has recently come under the heading of economic sociology and thereby to improve upon existing models of organizations, markets, and other key economic institutions.

Faculty Sponsors                         Frank Dobbin, Letian Zhang
Workshop Coordinators Marissa Combs and Clem Aeppli
Website

https://ess.sociology.fas.harvard.edu/

Calendar for MIT Meetings http://mitsloan.mit.edu/phd/program-overview/esp-seminars/
Mailing List

https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/ess

Email Contact Marissa Combs and Clem Aeppli, Graduate Student