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Emeritus professor Theodore Marmor was a leading authority on welfare state politics and author of the seminal book The Politics of Medicare.

The Journal of Financial Economics recognized Ma and his co-authors for research showing how to value data and how to design the markets where it is traded—questions that have become central in the age of AI.

Scholars in operations, marketing, and global affairs joined the faculty for the 2026-27 academic year.

For the second year, SOM partnered with the Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics to host a series of conferences featuring faculty from the university and beyond.

The intensive PhD summer course in behavioral finance brought students from the U.S., Europe, and Asia to Yale SOM from June 8 to 12.

The new online course, open to anyone, teaches participants how to advocate for themselves during negotiations and make advantageous deals.

Meng, who teaches the Operations Engine course, won for teaching in the core curriculum; Wasserstein, who teaches courses on entrepreneurship, won for elective teaching.

This spring, New Haven business owners participated in pricing and negotiation training led by SOM faculty.

Ma was selected from thousands of nominees to join Young Global Leaders, one of the most competitive leadership communities.

In a 2025 paper published in the Journal of Investment Management, Ibbotson and two collaborators proposed a new asset pricing model that accounts for the diversity of investor preferences and beliefs.