SHACHAR KARIV
University of California, Berkeley
Department of Economics
kariv[at]berkeley[dot]edu
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I was educated at Tel
Aviv University and New York University,
where I received my Ph.D. in economics in 2003, the same year I joined the Department of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley. I am a
Professor and the Faculty Director of UC
Berkeley Experimental Social Science Laboratory (Xlab), a laboratory for
conducting experiment-based investigations of issues of interest to social
sciences. I was a visiting member of the School
of Social Science at the Institute for
Advanced Studies at Princeton (2005-6), a visiting professor at the European University Institute (2008), and a
visiting fellow at Nuffield College
of the University of Oxford (2009).
I am the recipient of the UC Berkeley Division of
Social Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award (2008) and the Graduate Economics
Association Outstanding Advising Award (2006). I was also awarded NYU College
of Arts and Science Outstanding Teaching Award (Golden Dozen) in recognition of
excellence in teaching and contributions to undergraduate education (2002) and
NYU Dean’s Outstanding Teaching Award in the Social Sciences (2001). For
my Ph.D. dissertation at NYU, I received the Outstanding Dissertation Award in
the Social Sciences (2003). I was awarded a Sloan Research Fellowship for
Economics (2009-10).
I am married to Hilla
Frenkel-Kariv. We have three children – Danya, Omri, and Yotam
– and live in Oakland, CA.
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