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Undergraduate Program in Political Economy: Past Events

2017

Statue of Lion Holding Tulane Shield - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Yates Lectures
Fall 2017 Yates Lecture: Anil Kashyap
Oct 18

2016

Open to the public
Yates Lectures
Fall 2016 Yates Lecture: Giovanni Peri
Nov 14
Roof Of A Building on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Public Lectures
John Doris, Washington University in St. Louis
Jan 13

2015

Rooftop of Tilton Hall on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Invitation Only
Yates Lectures
Fall 2015 Yates Lecture: Joel Slemrod
Nov 09
Statue of Lion Holding Tulane Shield - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Public Lectures
Michael Breen
Apr 08
Statue of Lion Holding Tulane Shield - The Murphy Institute
Invitation Only
Yates Lectures
Spring 2015 Yates Lecture: Lawrence Katz
Mar 05

2013

Open to the public
Yates Lectures
Fall 2013 Yates Lecture: Arthur Brooks
Oct 03
Invitation Only
Yates Lectures
Spring 2013 Yates Lecture: George Loewenstein
Mar 12

2012

Close-up of Arch on Building on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Yates Lectures
2012 Yates Lecture: William Gale
Jan 26

2011

Close-up of Arch on Building on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Yates Lectures
2011 Yates Lecture: Francis Fukuyama
Apr 01
Sundial on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Registration Required
Leverhulme Workshops
Conference on Migration
Mar 11

2010

Fence In Front Of Wall on Tulane University's Campus - The Murphy Institute
Open to the public
Yates Lectures
2010 Yates Lecture: Glenn C. Loury
Jan 21

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The Murphy Institute

Established in memory of Charles H. Murphy, Sr. (1870-1954), and inspired by the vision of Charles H. Murphy, Jr. (1920-2002), The Murphy Institute exists to help Tulane faculty and students understand economic, moral, and political problems we all face and think about. More important, it exists to help us understand how these problems have come to be so closely interconnected.