Social Interactions

What it is and why it is important

Social interactions research investigates how individuals and groups interact within various social contexts and how these interactions influence social structures, behaviors, and outcomes.

Our research provides insights for developing policies and interventions that foster economic equality, social cohesion, and community well-being.

Key research topics in this field include:

  • The dynamics of social networks and their impact on individual and group behavior.
  • The role of social interactions in shaping norms, group formation, and institutional practices.
  • How neighborhood context influences individual socio-economic outcome, geographic segregation, and community cohesion.

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Featured Episode In Social Interactions

December 30, 2024
College athletics is in flux as NIL deals redefine the athlete experience. This live panel, moderated by Damon Jones, features Bomani Jones, Ilyana Kuziemko, Matthew Notowidigdo, and Kenneth Shropshire, exploring the broader context of paying college athletes.