The first Lab seminar of the 2015 spring semester was presented by Edmond J. Safra Lab Fellow, Christopher Robertson. Christopher Robertson is an Associate Professor at the James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona and an affiliated faculty member at the Petrie Flom Center at Harvard Law School. Robertson’s research focuses on how the law can improve decisions by individuals and institutions attending to informational limits, conflicting interests, and cognitive biases. For his Lab presentation, Robertson discussed his project titled, “535 Felons: An Empirical...

Presentations from Open Think Tanks, CampaignCon, WeCott, and Unearth

The April 10, 2013 Lab seminar was presented by Christopher Robertson, Associate Professor of Law at The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law and Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics Lab affiliate. Conducted in conjunction with Aaron Kesselheim, Dan Durand, and Jim Greiner, Professor Robertson's Lab project explores blinding as a solution to institutional corruption through two projects: a multidisciplinary symposium on the concept of blinding...

Blinding as a Solution to Institutional Corruption: Part 5

Symposium, When Less Information is Better: Blinding as a Solution to Institutional Corruption: Part 5. November 01, 2013

Date: 11/1/2013

Blinding as a Solution to Institutional Corruption: Part 4

Symposium, When Less Information is Better: Blinding as a Solution to Institutional Corruption: Part 4. November 01, 2013

Date: 11/1/2013