PUBPOL 6854
Law, Economics, and Public Policy Seminar
The Law, Economics, and Policy seminar is a speaker hosted in the Brooks School of Public Policy. Outside (and sometimes internal) speakers give talks on a variety of topics relevant to advanced research in law, economics, and/or policy topics. This series provides graduate students with exposure to high-quality research, strengthens their skills in interpreting economics and policy research, and allows them networking opportunities with the external speakers.
Topics
- Analyze research presentation by identifying its core question, data, methods/identification strategy, main findings, limitations, and connection to current debates in law economics, and policy.
- Gain an in-depth understanding of cutting-edge research questions and techniques.
- Demonstrate professional norms in academic research by modeling appropriate seminar conduct.
Official roster learning outcomes
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027