Other research resources at the Business School and Columbia University:
Chazen Institute Visiting Scholar
International doctoral candidates or faculty members interested in conducting independent research at Columbia Business School for a period of three months to one year may apply to become a Chazen Visiting Scholar.
Doctoral Program
PhD students work with tenured and tenure track faculty on research relevant to social enterprise areas. The doctoral program at Columbia Business School is highly competitive, and prospective applicants should to apply to a field of study.
Columbia Ideas at Work
This online resource showcases recent business research with an online magazine, provides research briefs that highlight main findings of research papers, and has a searchable archive of faculty publications and viewpoints.
Earth Institute
Directed by international economist Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs, the Earth Institute supports pioneering sustainable development research and projects in areas such as energy, water, climate change, poverty reduction, health, and urbanization. Under the auspices of the Earth Institute are groups such as the Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development and Center for Research on Environmental Decisions.
Initiative for Policy Dialogue (IPD)
Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz founded the IPD to help developing countries explore policy alternatives, and enable wider civic participation in economic policymaking. IPD is now a global network of more than 200 leading economists, political scientists, and practitioners.