Panel: Exploring the Role of Complexity and Systems Science in Policy Research
(Tools of Analysis: Methods, Data, Informatics, and Research Design)

Friday, March 9, 2018: 2:30 PM-4:00 PM
Room 24 (Burkle Family Building at Claremont Graduate University)

*Names in bold indicate Presenter

Discussants:  Jonathan Lamb, Pardee RAND Graduate School
Panel Organizers:  Tim R McDonald, Pardee RAND Graduate School


The Evolving Nature of US Security Alliances in East Asia: Viewed As a Complex Adaptive System
Dung Huynh, Pardee RAND Graduate School



Follow the Money: An in-Depth Look at How Money Flows through the Federal Welfare System
Lauren Davis, Pardee RAND Graduate School



Interdependent Inequalities in Rural America: The Ecosystems of the Left Behind
David Catt, Lauren Davis and John Luke Irwin, Pardee RAND Graduate School



Tackling Social Determinants from a Systems Perspective: A Household-Based Intervention for Health and Well-Being
Michele Abbott, Pardee RAND Graduate School




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