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Vikramaditya Khanna

My areas of general research interest are corporate and financial markets laws, technology and law (including AI and blockchain), corporate and white collar crime, law and legal issues in India, legal profession and professional responsibility, and law and economics. In terms of data science tools and methodology: I use empirical tools in some of my ...

J.J. Prescott

Broadly, I study legal decision making, including decisions related to crime and employment. I typically use large social science data bases, but also collect my own data using technology or surveys.

James R. Hines Jr.

Professor Hines’ research focuses on the analysis of the donative behavior of Americans, and how it affects the intergenerational and interpersonal transmission of economic well-being. To what extent do parents leave property to their children and others, and how is this behavior affected by legal institutions, taxes, social norms, and other considerations? While there are ...

Nicholson Price

I study how law shapes innovation in the life sciences, with a substantial focus on big data and artificial intelligence in medicine. I write about the intellectual property incentives and protections for data and AI algorithms, the privacy issues with wide-scale health- and health-related data collection, the medical malpractice implications of AI in medicine, and ...

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James R. Hines Jr.

Professor of Law, Law School

Professor of Business Economics, Stephen M Ross School of Business; Professor of Economics, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts

Vikramaditya Khanna

William W. Cook Professor of Law, Law School

J.J. Prescott

Professor of Law, Law School

Professor of Economics, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts; Faculty Associate, Population Studies Center, Institute for Social Research

Nicholson Price

Professor of Law, Law School

Professor of Learning Health Sciences, Medical School