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SCOOP Lecture Series

Lecture: Patrick Kenis, "Organizational Networks Have Many Fans, but Few Friends: Why Institutional Rules Make Collaboration Vulnerable"

02 November 2026

Please join us on 2 December for a lecture from Emeritus Professor Patrick Kenis, "Organizational Networks Have Many Fans, but Few Friends…

Lecture: Birgit Pauksztat, "Homage to Good Colleagues"

21 September 2026

Please join us on 2 November for a lecture from Research Professor Birgit Pauksztat, "Homage to Good Colleagues". Details 2 No…

Lecture: Stephen Benard, "Who Fits In? An Audit Study of Asian-Origin Applicants in Social and Technical Occupations"

21 September 2026

Please join us on October 21 for a lecture from Associate Professor Stephen Benard, "Who Fits In? An Audit Study of Asian-Origin Applicants…

Bureaucratic Encounters & Corruption in Mexico by Dr. Fernando Nieto Morales

Lecture abstract: Petty corruption and bribery typically arise in bureaucratic encounters, particularly in “weak” institutional contexts. T…

Lecture by Prof. dr. Frank Schweitzer on January 9, 2023

30 November 2022

“Modeling and Measuring the Resilience of Social Organizations” by prof. dr. Frank Schweitzer, Chair of Systems Design, ET…