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Economist
Judith Chevalier goes down whatever aisles the numbers take
her.The
GSB professor checks out economic theories in supermarkets,
casinos, mutual-fund companies, mergers, and drug firms. |
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The
kelp cabal:After
studying the ecology of Tatoosh Island for more than a decade,
Catherine Pfister and Timothy Wootton consider the tiny rise
of land off the Washington coast a second home.
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Land
Down Under:Traveling
to Australia on a Watson Fellowship in 1984, Elizabeth Povinelli
watched as the city of Darwin encroached on the rural area of
Madpil. |
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A
Moral Contract:A
decade ago, when associate professor of history Amy Dru Stanley
began researching the intellectual history of contractual relationships
during the Reconstruction era, she avoided discussion of the
matter entirely. Her topic, she found, was too obscure for others
to easily grasp. “But,” she quickly adds, “things
have changed since then.” |
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