University of Michigan School of Information
James Dumlao
PhD Student
Email: [email protected]
Biography
James M. Zumel Dumlao is a 2nd-year PhD student at UMSI. He is a computational social scientist who primarily uses applied microeconomics methods on big datasets. His current work examines how evaluator selection processes are related to global inequities in peer review. Other research interests include the cultural and cognitive factors in hypothesis generation and the ways knowledge claims challenge or reinforce cultural ideologies.
Pronouns
he/him
Areas of interest
Knowledge and Cultural Production, Science of Science
Education
BA/MS 4+1 University of San Francisco (International and Development Economics)