People: Faculty
Silvia BorzutzkyTeaching Professor 412.268.3250 Comparative politics with a focus on Western Europe, Latin America, and U.S.-Soviet relations. 
Serguey BraguinskyVisiting Associate Professor (412) 268-3009 | BP 219B | Email Economics of innovation, entrepreneurship and growth, especially from the firm and industry-level perspective; economics of development and institutions. 
Lee G. BranstetterAssociate Professor of Economics and Public Policy Heinz School of Policy and Management Department of Social and Decision Sciences 412-268-4649 | 2504B Hamburg Hall International economics, the economics of technological innovation, industrial organization, East Asian economic growth, and the Japanese economy. 
Wändi Bruine de BruinResearch Faculty wandi@cmu.edu 412.268.3237 Risk perception, decision-making competence, and mental models of decision-relevant knowledge as elements for developing effective risk communications. 
Robyn DawesThe Charles J. Queenan, Jr. University Professor of Psychology (412) 268-2055 Behavioral decision making, group effects and value change in social choice, applications to behaviorally spread HIV infection. 
Julie DownsResearch Scientist (412) 268-1862 Judgment and decision making, especially concerning sexual decision making, the effects of alcohol on decision making, and decisions across cultures. 
Paul FischbeckProfessor of Social and Decision Sciences and of Engineering and Public Policy (Joint with Department of Engineering and Public Policy) (412) 268-3240 Judgment and decision making including: decision theory, probabilistic risk analysis, reliability, decision support systems, and expert systems. 
Baruch FischhoffHoward Heinz University Professor of Social and Decision Sciences and of Engineering and Public Policy (Joint with Department of Engineering and Public Policy) (412) 268-3246 Judgment and decision making, with special interests in risk perception and management, expert judgment, value elicitation, adolescence, use of formal methods in public policy making, historical judgment, human factors engineering. 
Christina FongAssistant Research Professor (412) 268-8168 Public economics, inequality and redistribution, behavioral economics, political economy. 
Cleotilde (Coty) GonzalezAssociate Research Professor (412) 268-6242 Decision making in dynamic environments and human-computer interaction. 
David HounshellHenry Luce Professor of Technology and Social Change (412) 268-3753 Innovation, industrial research and development, industrialization of regions, and history of science, technology, and business. 
William KeechEmeritus Professor of Political Economy (412) 268-8364 Political economy, democratic theory and democratic institutions, the politics and the history of macroeconomic policy. 
Steven Klepper Professor of Economics and Social Science (412) 268-3235 Industrial organization, innovation, econometrics, measurement error, tax compliance and criminal deterrence, natural monopoly regulation. 
George LoewensteinHerbert A. Simon Professor of Economics and Psychology (412) 268-8787 Judgment and decision making with special interest in decision making over time, negotiations, risk perception, and applications of psychology to economics and law. 
John MillerDepartment Head and Professor of Economics & Social Science (412) 268-3229 Economic and game theory, complex adaptive systems theory, auction markets, cooperation, experimental economics, political economy, adaptive computation. 
Carey MorewedgeAssistant Professor (412) 268-6079 Judgment and decision making, with special interests in availability, causal attribution, comparison, hedonic adaptation, prediction, and social cognition. 
Kiron SkinnerAssociate Professor (412) 268-3238 Theories of international relations, security studies, American foreign policy, the American presidency and domestic political institutions, archival research, and rational choice theory and game theory as devices for structuring historical research. 
Roberto A. WeberAssociate Professor (412) 268-3224 Experimental economics, game theory, application of game theory to organizations, behavioral economics. People: Adjunct Faculty
David GerardAdjunct Faculty Member, and Executive Director, Center for the Study and Improvement of Regulation (CSIR) (412) 268-1273 | Home page Law and economics, natural resource & environmental economics, regulation and public policy. Mary Jo Miller Aferworki Paulos |
FACULTY IN THE NEWS!
Robyn Dawes, the Charles J. Queenan University Professor of Psychology,
named Fellow of the American Statistical Association... ; |