The people behind the building blocks
Every study, template, specialist, skill and dataset is credited to the people who made it. Credit grows when others publish studies that build on their work.
Who builds on whom
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Table of reuse relations (33)
E2ER contributors
E2ER projectThe people who build E2ER, the first implementation of the standard.
E2ET contributors
E2ET theory labThe people who build the E2ET theory lab. The RISE catalogue records the maintainer of its persona skills.
Björn Hanneke
Goethe University FrankfurtCreator of E2ER. GitHub login and ORCID as recorded in the E2ER repository's CITATION.cff.
Ines Varga
Example University, Information SystemsQualitative researcher who studies how distributed teams coordinate. Maintains the Gioia grounded-theory template and its coding skills.
Jun Sato
Example University, Organization StudiesOrganization theorist interested in how theories get built. Maintains the disciplined-imagination template.
Tomás Reyes
Example University, EconomicsApplied economist working on policy evaluation with staggered adoption and shift-share designs.
Noor Haddad
Example University, Information SystemsStudies platform rules and thresholds with regression discontinuity designs.
Lena Okafor
Example University, FinanceEmpirical finance researcher working on announcement effects and retail trading.
Sofia Lindqvist
Example University, Information SystemsStudies platform governance, ranking rules and complementors.
Amara Mensah
Example University, Development EconomicsDevelopment economist studying mobile money, credit and household decisions.
Kenji Watanabe
Example University, FinanceAsset-pricing researcher working on disclosure, attention and returns.
Rafael Moreno
Example University, Political SciencePolitical economist working on public procurement and local government.
Priya Raman
Example University, Labour EconomicsLabour economist studying remote work, pay transparency and careers.
Elif Kaya
Example University, Information SystemsQualitative researcher on digital work and algorithmic control.
David Osei
Example University, FinanceWorks on fintech, stablecoins and payment systems.
Hannah Weber
Example University, Organization StudiesOrganization theorist interested in how routines and theories change.
Also credited: creators from other sources
224 people and organisationsAuthors of the skills, tools and datasets that E2ER indexes from the RISE catalogue, Zenodo and Harvard Dataverse. They have not joined E2ER; their work is credited to them wherever it is used.