• Click on the titles of individual talks for abstract and archived video (available approximately one week after the conclusion of the workshop).

Please note that this schedule is subject to change. All events take place in the Calvin Lab Auditorium.

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Coffee & Check-In
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Should Social Science Be Problem Oriented?
Duncan Watts, Microsoft Research
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Peer Effects, Social Influence and Population Scale Behavior Change
Sinan Aral, MIT
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Discussant-Led Discussion
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Break
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What the Crowd Knows About the Crowd
Matthew Jackson, Stanford University 
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Discovery of Treatments from Text Corpora
Justin Grimmer, Stanford University
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Discussant-Led Discussion
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Lunch
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Communication Networks and Large-Scale Coordination (or Can We Use Social Media as an Early-Warning Device?)
Sandra Gonzalez-Bailon, University of Pennsylvania 
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The Fragility of Organizations: A Simulation and Empirical Examples
Bruce Kogut, Columbia Business School
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Break
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Understanding Social Behavior During Crisis Events using Digital Traces
Emma Spiro, University of Washington
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Discussant-Led Discussion
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Panel Discussion
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Coffee & Check-In
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Counterfactual Inference Using Behavioral Models: An Application to Search Advertising
Susan Athey, Stanford University 
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Creating the Third Era of Survey Research
Matthew Salganik, Princeton University 
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Break
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Privacy for the Protected (Only)
Michael Kearns, University of Pennsylvania 
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Discussant-Led Discussion