Measuring Social and Economic Inequality
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Dates
February 18–19, 2027
Location
Santa Fe Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico
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A working group at the Santa Fe Institute, meeting 18–19 February 2027, convened under the ENDOW project (Economic Networks and the Dynamics of Wealth Inequality) — a longitudinal, cross-cultural study of social networks and material wealth inequality across approximately fifty communities in over thirty countries. Participants will review findings from the first wave of data, discuss statistical and network modeling approaches, and coordinate integration of the second wave into a shared open-access database. The meeting aims to ensure research models are grounded in fieldwork realities and inclusive of the full international team's interests.
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Santa Fe Institute
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Founded in 1984, the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) is an independent, nonprofit theoretical research institution located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, dedicated to the multidisciplinary study of the fundamental principles of complex adaptive systems, including physical, computational, biological, and social systems. SFI brings together scientists from a wide range of disciplines to tackle the deepest questions about the nature of complexity, from the emergence of life to the structure of economies and societies. Its research programs, educational initiatives, and public lectures have made it a global leader in complexity science.
