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Daniel
Diermeier
IBM Professor of Regulation and Competitive Practice
Director, Ford Motor Company Center for Global
Citizenship
Co-Director, Northwestern Institute on Complex
Systems (NICO).
Professor of Political Science (by Courtesy),
Department of Political Science
Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences
Ph.D.,
Political Science, University of Rochester, March
1995; Ph.D.-Candidate, Philosophy, Duisburg University,
Germany, M.A.; Political Science, University of
Munich, Germany, June 1990; M.A., Political Science,
University of Rochester, May 1993; M.A., Philosophy,
University of Southern California, May 1989
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| Courses
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Strategic
Management in Nonmarket Environments
Management of Political Risk and Government Relation
Societal Environment of Management
Strategic Crisis Management
Values and Crisis Decision-Making
Foundations of Political Economy |
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| Career
and Recent Professional Awards; Teaching Awards |
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Sidney
J. Levy Teaching Award, June 2003.
L.G.
Lavengood Professor of the Year Award, 2001
Robert
H. Duerr Award for Best Paper Applying Quantitative
Methods to Substantive Problem (with Jon Bendor and
Mike Ting) for "A Behaviorial Model of Turnout."
April 2001.
Best
Teacher Award, WHU - Kellogg Executive MBA Program,
October, 2000.
Sidney
J. Levy Teaching Award, Kellogg School of Management,
Northwestern University, June 1999
Unsung
Hero Award For An Outstanding Contribution to Students,
1998. |
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| Professional Leadership |
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Associate Editor – American Economic Review
Member Editorial Board – Games and Economic Behavior
Member Advisory Board to Director of the FBI
President of Evolve24, LLC, a reputation analytics company
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| Research
Areas |
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Game-Theoretic
Models of Politics
Comparative Political Institutions
Legislative Politics
Comparative Political Economy
Nonmarket Strategy
Philosophy of Social Sciences |
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| Representative
Publications |
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"Strategic
Activism and Non-market Strategy." With David Baron.
Journal of Economics and Management Strategy. (forthcoming)
"Elections,
Governments, and Parliaments under Proportional Representation,”
with David P. Baron. (forthcoming Quarterly Journal
of Economics).
"A Political Economy Model of Congressional Careers.” 2005. With Antonio Merlo and Michael Keane. American Economic Review: 347-373.
"Efficient System-Wide Coordination in Modular Networks.” With Andre A. Moreira, Abhishek Mathur, and Luis A. N. Amaral. 2005 David Sachar and Charles Macal, eds. Proceedings of the 2004 Workshop on Social Agents: Ecology, Exchange, and Evolution. Argonne National Laboratory.
"A Behavioral Model of Turnout."
With Jonathan Bendor and Michael M. Ting. 2003. American
Political Science Review 97(2).
"A Structural Model of Government
Formation." With Antonio Merlo and Hulya Eraslan.
2003. Econometrica. 71(1):27-70.
"Bicameralism
and Its Consequences for the Internal Orgainzation of
Legislatures," with Roger B. Myerson. American
Economic Review. 1999. 89(5):1182-1196.
"Cohesion
in Legislatures: The Vote of Confidence Procedure."
with Timothy J. Feddersen. American Political Science
Review. 1998. 92(3):611-621
"Commitment,
Deference, and Legislative Institutions," American
Political Science Review 89(2):344-355, 1995. |
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