The Association for Social Economics

Dr. John Komlos, Professor Emeritus of Economics and Economic History from the University of Munich, joins us to discuss the importance of social economics, ways in which the foundation of social economics can be incorporated into the classroom, the importance of behavioral economics, and his research on the Capitol insurrectionists.

Dr. Thomas Lambert joins us this week on Social Economics. Dr. Lambert is the most recent recipient of the Welch Award for the best paper published in the Forum for Social Economics for his work titled The Great Resignation in the United States: A Study of Labor Market Segmentation. Dr. Lambert's work encompasses various areas of economics, including equine and labor economics. Joi

Please join us in this month's podcast featuring the recent Warren Samuels award winner, Dr. John Davis. Dr. Davis' long-time membership in the ASE provides invaluable insights into its history and changes. Additionally, we discuss Dr. Davis' profound work in social economics, identity economics, and stratification economics. https://www.johnbryandavis.net