Lynette Shaw

Assistant Professor, Department of Complex Systems, University of Michigan

Ph.D. 2016

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Fields of Interest

Agent-based Modeling Big Data Complex Systems Culture Economic Sociology Quantitative Methods Theory

Biography

Ph.D., Sociology, University of Washington, 2016

Curriculum Vitae (96.97 KB)

Research

Selected Research

Shaw, Lynette. 2016. "The Meanings of New Money: Social Constructions of Value in the Rise of Digital Currencies." PhD Dissertation, Department of Sociology, University of Washington.
Adviser: Edgar Kiser, Adviser: Sarah Quinn, Adviser: Katherine Stovel, Adviser: Ross L. Matsueda
Katherine Stovel and Lynette Shaw. 2012. “Brokerage.” Annual Review of Sociology 38:7.1-7.20
Shaw, L. (in press). Mechanics and dynamics of social construction: Modeling the emergence of culture from individual mental representation. Poetics.

Courses Taught

Additional Courses

SOC 300 Foundations of Social Inquiry

SOC 316 Introduction to Sociological Theory

SOC 504, 505, 506 Applied Social Statistics (Teaching Assistant for graduate sequence in social statistics)

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Related News

Related News

Lynette Shaw accepts postdoctoral research fellow at Michigan (April 14, 2016)

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