Johan Walden
Professor of Finance | Mitsubishi Bank Chair in International Business and Finance | Distinguished Teaching Fellow · Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
Heavy-tailed risks Insurance Networks and capital markets Asset Pricing
Traci Parker
Associate Professor of Afro-American Studies · University of Massachusetts Amherst
Traci Parker’s interests include African American women’s history, race and racism, class, labor, capitalism, and consumer culture.
Race, Class and Consumer Culture African American History and Culture African American History Race and Racism
Cedric de Leon
Associate Professor of Sociology / Director of the Labor Center · University of Massachusetts Amherst
Cedric de Leon's research focuses on labor, race, and party politics in the United States, India and Turkey.
Labor Unions Comparative Historical Sociology Political Sociology Race and Race Relations
Laura Hernandez, J.D.
Professor of Law · Baylor University
Expert litigator, focusing on immigration law, insurance law, Civil Rights Actions, and separation of Church and State
Immigration Law Insurance Law Civil Rights Actions Separation of Church and State DACA
David J. Vogel
Solomon P. Lee Chair Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Business Ethics | Professor Emeritus, Political Science Department | Editor, California Management Review · Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley
Environmental Politics and Policy Global corporate social responsibility History of Regulatory Policy Innovation in California Politics of Health, Safety, and Environmental Regulation Consumer and environmental regulation in the global economy
Bob Hoell
Associate Professor · Georgia Southern University
Bob Hoell is an expert in labor relations and human capital management.
Labor Relations Human Capital Management Human Resource Information Systems
Narayana Kocherlakota
Lionel W. McKenzie Professor of Economics · University of Rochester
Professor Kocherlakota's research includes theoretical and empirical contributions to many fields in economics
Central Banks U.S. Federal Reserve Dynamic Games/Contracts Financial Economics Economics of Money and Payments
Marie-Line Germain
Professor, Professor of Human Resources and Leadership · Western Carolina University
Marie-Line Germain specializes in psychosocial risks, mental health in the workplace and personality disorders of corporate leaders.
Consulting Leadership Human Resource Development Organizational Behavior Psychosocial Risks
Veena Dubal
Associate Professor of Law · UC Hastings College of the Law
Contact: dubalv@uchastings.edu / 415-565-4860 / Office 364-200
Critical Race Theory Sociology of Social Movements Legal Anthropology Work Law Law and Social Change
T. William Lester, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of City and Regional Planning, College of Arts and Sciences · UNC at Chapel Hill
Lester is an expert on the impact of minimum wage and living wage policies on urban economic development.
Economic Development Labor Market Institutions Living Wage Policies Minimum Wage Policies Labor Economics
Naveen Khanna
Professor of Finance · Michigan State University
Khanna is the A.J. Pasant Endowed Chair Professor in Finance and Chairperson of the Finance Department.
Board of Directors Optimal Contracting Product Market Competition Mergers and Acquisitions Price Bubbles
Craig McIntosh
Professor of Economics; Co-director, Policy Design and Evaluation Lab · UC San Diego
Craig McIntosh is a development economist whose work focuses on program evaluation.
Program Evaluation Schooling to Prevent HIV/AIDS Credit, Insurance, and Savings Markets Savings Among the Poor Viability of Fair Trade Markets
Peter Berg
Professor · Michigan State University
International expert on Collective Bargaining and the Aging Workforce
Work-Family Flexibility Policy Domestic and International Labor Policy Collective Bargaining Aging Workforce
Kenneth Rosenman
Professor and Medicine Chief of the Division of Occupational and Environmental Medicine · Michigan State University
Kenneth Rosenman is an expert on preventing and treating medical conditions caused by exposure to chemicals, lead, asbestos and silica
Coronavirus Work-related Asthma Occupational Environmental Disease Pulmonary Disease COVID-19
Miriam Liss
Professor of Psychology · University of Mary Washington
Dr. Liss is internationally known expert on parenting and work-family balance issues.
Work-Life Balance Parenting Feminism Autism Developmental Disorders
Cheryl Tatano Beck, D.N.Sc.
Distinguished Professor · University of Connecticut
Cheryl Tatano Beck is a distinguished professor in School of Nursing whose research focuses on postpartum depression and traumatic birth
Birth Trauma Ptsd Postpartum Depression Traumatic Childbirth Qualitative Research
Angela Hall
Associate Professor · Michigan State University
Angela Hall's research interests include employee accountability and employee legal claiming.
Relationships Between Accountability and Job Performance, Satisfaction, and Tension Leader Reputation, Leadership, and Training and Development Employee Legal Claiming
Rachel Arnow-Richman
Chair/Professor · University of Florida
Rachel Arnow-Richman teaches and publishes in the areas of employment law and contracts.
Commercial Law Employment Law and Discrimination Contracts Labor Law
Moses Ochonu
Cornelius Vanderbilt Professor of History · Vanderbilt University
Expert in the modern history of Africa, with a particular focus on the colonial and postcolonial periods.
Nigeria/African History African History Race/Racism in Africa Poverty African Current Affairs
Eli Berman
Professor of Economics · UC San Diego
Eli Berman is known for applying rational choice analysis to the behavior of radical religious groups.
Applied Econometrics Labor Demand and Technological Change Economics of Religion and Demography Development and Conflict Labor Economics