Ernst Fehr Becomes Foreign Honorary Member of the American Economic Association
Prof. Dr. Ernst Fehr has become the first researcher from a Swiss university to have been chosen as a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Economic Association, which is considered the most important organization of economists.
It is an acknowledgement of his profound influence on economic research as a behavioral scientist and a founder of neuroeconomics.
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- Paul Glimcher's Neuroeconomics Workshop
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- HBM2011 Trainee Abstract Travel Awards
- Matthew Rabin's Minicourse on Behavioral Economics
- Zurich SPM Course 2011
- Lab guest Donna Harris
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- Conference on Trust Research
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- SNS Lab Opening Symposium
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