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Rachael Behr was drawn to George Mason's doctoral program for its interdisciplinary approach to the study of economics, combining politics, philosophy, sociology, and economics.
Exposure and interaction with department faculty and visiting scholars across many fields of economics has expanded Karras Lambert's view of economics education and helped focus his doctoral research.
