Second Annual Conference
on Network Science and Economics
April 22-24, 2016
About the conference
This year's conference, hosted by Stanford University Department of Economics, will feature a special session on the econometrics and statistics of networks on the first day. The following days will run with parallel sessions on topics in the series' broader theme of networks in economics, to include:
- learning in networks
- selling information
- interfirm networks
- diffusion
- strategic marketing and influence maximization
- peer effects
- homophily
- network centrality
- networks in international trade
- networks of alliances and conflict
- financial networks
- models of network formation
- games on networks
- exchange and intermediation
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The Network Science in Economics conference series is funded
through a National Science Foundation grant to Vanderbilt University,
to foster the development and dissemination of
cutting edge research in network theory.
See award description.
Additional funding is provided by the Departments of Economics
at
Vanderbilt and Stanford Universities.
| Arun Chandrasekhar Stanford University Local Organizer |
Benjamin Golub Harvard University Series Organizer |
Matthew
O. Jackson Stanford University Local and Series Organizer |
Myrna Wooders Vanderbilt University Series Organizer |
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