Dingding Wang
Professor, CCER, Peking University
Professor, Economics College, Zhejiang University
Friday, February 8,
2002
3:00 PM-4:15 PM
Saunders Hall 515
Abstract
The primary mission of social science
in China is to improve the understanding of the socio-economic transformation
of China, engage social sciences worldwide and merge with mainstream Chinese
intellectual traditions. This leads to issues involving the evolution of knowledge
and the potential use of economic, sociological, and mathematical concepts therein,
including supermodularity, symbolic interaction, concept lattices, the single-crossing
property, and monotone games. The seminar will be loosely based on the distributed
paper and additional papers available in Chinese.