From lohmann@ucla.edu Fri Sep 28 15:58:28 2001
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 10:47:02 -0700<br>
From: Susanne Lohmann <lohmann@ucla.edu>
<br>To: lohmann@ucla.edu<br>
Subject: 2001/02 Great Ideas in the Social Sciences<br>

Friends,<br>Please find pasted into this e-mail below the 2001/02 schedule of "Great Ideas in the Social Sciences" events sponsored by the UCLA Center for Governance.
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October 4, 2001 Noon<br>Great Ideas lunch seminar on The Four Elementary Forms of Sociality<br>Speaker: Alan Page Fiske, UCLA Department of Anthropology<br>Discussant: James DeNardo, UCLA Department of Political Science<br>Bunche Hall 4355C<br>Sponsored by the UCLA Center for Governance
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October 18/19, 2001<br>Conference on Herding Cats, Moving Cemeteries, and Hauling Academic<br>Trunks: Managing Change in Higher Education<br>Organized by Susanne Lohmann, UCLA Department of Political Science<br>UCLA Faculty Center, UCLA Bradley International Hall, and Getty Museum<br>Sponsored by the UCLA Center for Governance and the UC Berkeley Center<br>for Studies in Higher Education
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Date To Be Announced Noon<br>Great Ideas lunch seminar on Title To Be Announced<br>James Q. Wilson, UCLA Anderson School and Department of Political Science<br>Bunche Hall 4355C<br>Sponsored by the UCLA Center for Governance
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November 9, 2001 (all-day experimental laboratory)<br>Graduate seminar on The 
Economic Significance and Modeling of Emotions<br>Frans Van Winden, University 
of Amsterdam Department of Economics and CREED (Collaborative Research in 
the Economics of Environment and Development)<br>Bunche Hall 4355C and 
California Social Science Experimental Laboratory<br>Co-sponsored by the UCLA 
Center for Governance, the UCLA Department of Political Science, the UCLA 
Department of Economics, and the UCLA Department of Anthropology
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Fall 2001 Noon Date To Be Announced<br>Great Ideas lunch seminar on Emotional 
Hazard as a Source of Welfare Loss in Social Interactions<br>Frans Van 
Winden, University of Amsterdam Department of Economics and CREED 
(Collaborative Research in the Economics of Environment and 
Development)<br>Bunche Hall 4355C<br>Sponsored by the UCLA Center for 
Governance
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November 16, 2001<br>Conference on From Homo Oeconomicus to Homo Sapiens: The 
Economics of Thinking and Feeling<br>Co-organized by Frans Van Winden, 
University of Amsterdam Department of Economics and CREED (Collaborative 
Research in the Economics of Environment and Development), and Susanne 
Lohmann, UCLA Department of Political Science<br>UCLA Faculty 
Center<br>Sponsored by the UCLA Center for Governance
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December 7, 2001<br>Computational Colloquium<br>Organized by Bill McKelvey and the UCLA Working Group on Computational Social Science<br>UCLA Anderson School<br>Co-sponsored by the UCLA Center for Computational Social Science and the UCLA Center for Governance