Events

Gayle Rogers is an Andrew W. Mellon professor and chair of English at the Dietrich School Special Liaison for Outreach and Development. He is also an affiliated faculty with the Global Studies Center, Center for Latin American Studies, European Studies Center, and Cultural Studies program.

As antitrust agencies around the world are just starting to experiment with different ways to limit algorithmic coordination, there is no better time to explore how best to achieve this important task.

Tymofiy Mylovanov, president of the Kyiv School of Economics and Pitt associate professor of Economics, will visit Pittsburgh to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine and the path forward in a conversation moderated by CGM Director Jennifer Murtazashvili.

Senior Research Scholar at the Center for Governance and Markets Mohamad Machine-Chian provided personal and academic insight into the ongoing unrest in Iran during a conversation on September 28. Before he was forced to flee last year, Machine-Chian was a leading voice for reform inside Iran. He served as the economy and public policy editor […]

Mohamad Machine-Chian is a senior research scholar at the Center for Governance and Markets. He is a scholar of public policy in Iran and the greater Middle East

The Center for Governance and Markets hosted Tymofiy Mylovanov, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Pittsburgh and the President of Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), last Wednesday for a discussion about his first-hand experiences of the war in Ukraine and prospects for peace.

G. Elliott Morris is a staff data journalist and US correspondent for The Economist. He writes about American politics, public opinion polling, demographics, and elections. Michael Colaresi is the William S. Dietrich II Chair of Political Science and the research and academic director of Pitt Cyber, as well as the director of the Pitt Disinformation Lab.

Felix Chang and Erin McCabe discuss developing new tools for antitrust research through topic modeling and investigating the redistributive potential of legal rules in trusts and estates.

Valerie Racine discuses the role of Blockchain in the ethics of research on human subjects.