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Professor of Economics
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John Kim is a financial economist whose research interests span asset management and corporate social responsibility. He applies a variety of empirical methods to understand the consequences of various frictions, in particular parameter uncertainty and rational inattention, in markets with micro-level heterogeneity, especially the mutual fund industry. Prior to joining Emory, John graduated from a PhD in Economics from Princeton University.
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I am a Ph.D. student at Emory University. I am interested in non-state governance, political violence, and the intersection of crime and politics.
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I am a labor and development economist studying policies designed to promote opportunity. I have written about the targeting and effectiveness of large-scale social welfare programs, institutions that affect political representation, and the relationship between infrastructure and productivity.
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Hi, My main interests are in the measurement and analysis of poverty and social exclusion in rich and poor countries, including survey design and measurement, and the applications of qualitative and participatory methods
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Dr. Ryan Thoreson is an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Law.
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I am director of Yale University's Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics and a Senior Research Scientist in Political Science. My training is in law and philosophy. I was a healthcare business and regulatory attorney before becoming an academic. In my current position I research, teach and write about bioethics and law, addressing issues such as end-of-life care, assisted reproductive techniques, research in the newly-dead, research on post-mortem brains, and research on human subjects. For several years I edited the Policy and Politics column in the Hastings Center Report. I have recently also begun teaching and researching in the area of environmental ethics.
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I am a PhD candidate in American politics with a research emphasis on American social policy and inequality in comparative perspective. My current work focuses on the political economy of childcare in rich democracies.
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PhD Candidate in Social Policy
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ESRC funded doctoral researcher, doing a PhD in Social Policy at University of Birmingham. My research examines the possibility of applying Design Thinking in the refugee integration policymaking. Previous studies have examined integration policies, but they have not done so from the perspectives of refugees and host communities. And little has been done to involve these end-users directly in co-designing policies; this research will fill this gap, introducing a new approach to examining integration policies for refugees in the UK through a design thinking approach. It aims to create a deeper understanding of refugee integration systems in the UK at both National and Local levels. The objective is to develop practical policy ideas and recommendations that will support the development of a coordinated and holistic policy for sustainable integration for refugees in the UK.
Project Topic: The importance of user-experience in refugee integration policymaking: how can a Design Thinking approach inform a better UK integration policy?