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Andrew Zimbalist

Professor of Economics

Smith College

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Smith College

Department Of Economics

Department of Mathematics

Economics

Andrew Zimbalist is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Smith College.

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Smith College

Professor of Economics

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economics sport economics sport management sport business public policy economic analysis business competition (economics) economic systems economic research political science latin american economic history college sports political economy latin american research sport medicine economic policy latin american politics higher education business strategy economic change latin american studies social change urban planning tourism economics economic modelling global history event evaluation sabermetric revolution colonialism international history high-performance sport remuneration practice mathematical economics urban economics interdisciplinary history economic fluctuation inter-american relation sport science political transformation decoloniality anti-imperialism boston olympics sport physical therapy economic geography comparative economics competitor analysis competitive advantage spatial economics urban economic development ownership structure transatlantic relations change management regime analysis economic reform financial decision-making higher education finance smart city governance labor-management negotiation industrial relations labor relations market microstructure market analysis sports facilities team performance sports leagues local economic impact economic impact social benefits competitive balance conundrums salary caps socialist performance dollar dilemmas financial crossroads facility finance smart cities are industrial organization

Notable Scholarly Works

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Zimbalist Reply to Bradbury. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

zimbalist replyapplied philosophyinterpretationintellectual discoursecomputational philosophyphilosophy

14 Antitrust Exemption May Aid College Sports’ Untenable Situation. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

competition policyantitrust enforcementlaw and economicsregulationeconomicslawcompetition (economics)competition lawantitrust policy

22 Sports Being on Hiatus Gives the Ncaa an Opportunity to Rethink the Structure of College Sports. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

college sportsperformance studiessport economicssport businesssport managementsport science

23 Has Higher Education Lost Its Mind?. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

higher education managementeducation policyhigher education policyhigher educationeducationeducational researchhas higher education

24 Theater of the Absurd and the Immoral: College Football 2020. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

college football 2020dramaturgyperformance studiesdrama educationamerican humorpopular culturetheatre

2 Reforming College Sports: The Case for a Limited and Conditional Antitrust Exemption. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Jayma MeyerAndrew Zimbalist

college sportspublic policy

3 a Win-Win: College Athletes Get Paid for Their Names, Images, and Likenesses and Colleges Maintain the Primacy of Academics. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

education policycolleges maintainsport economicstheir nameshigher education policyacademic ethichigher educationeducationsocial sciencespopular culture

4 the Impact of College Athletic Success on Donations and Applicant Quality. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

program evaluationsport medicineapplicant qualitymarketingsocial impactperformance studiescollege athletic successhigher educationstudent outcomesstudent successathletic training

5 the “Big Five” Power Grab: The Real Threat to College Sports. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

sport participationsocial impactcollege sportsperformance studiessport businesshigh-performance sport” power grabhuman performancesocial sciencessport managementreal threat

6 Why the Ncaa Academic Progress Rate (Apr) and the Graduation Success Rate (Gsr) Should Be Abandoned and Replaced With More Effective Academic Metrics. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Gerald GurneyDonna LopianoMary WillinghamJayma MeyerBrian PortoDavid RidpathAllen SackAndrew Zimbalist

economicsgraduation success rateperformance evaluationhigher education assessmenthigher education

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Andrew Zimbalist

Professor of Economics

Smith College

Affiliations

Smith College

Department Of Economics

Department of Mathematics

Economics

Andrew Zimbalist is currently serving as an Economics Professor of Economics at Smith College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew Zimbalist

Smith College

Professor of Economics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Zimbalist Reply to Bradbury. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

zimbalist replyapplied philosophyinterpretationintellectual discoursecomputational philosophyphilosophy

14 Antitrust Exemption May Aid College Sports’ Untenable Situation. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

competition policyantitrust enforcementlaw and economicsregulationeconomicslawcompetition (economics)competition lawantitrust policy

22 Sports Being on Hiatus Gives the Ncaa an Opportunity to Rethink the Structure of College Sports. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

college sportsperformance studiessport economicssport businesssport managementsport science

23 Has Higher Education Lost Its Mind?. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

higher education managementeducation policyhigher education policyhigher educationeducationeducational researchhas higher education

24 Theater of the Absurd and the Immoral: College Football 2020. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

college football 2020dramaturgyperformance studiesdrama educationamerican humorpopular culturetheatre

2 Reforming College Sports: The Case for a Limited and Conditional Antitrust Exemption. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Jayma MeyerAndrew Zimbalist

college sportspublic policy

3 a Win-Win: College Athletes Get Paid for Their Names, Images, and Likenesses and Colleges Maintain the Primacy of Academics. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

education policycolleges maintainsport economicstheir nameshigher education policyacademic ethichigher educationeducationsocial sciencespopular culture

4 the Impact of College Athletic Success on Donations and Applicant Quality. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

program evaluationsport medicineapplicant qualitymarketingsocial impactperformance studiescollege athletic successhigher educationstudent outcomesstudent successathletic training

5 the “Big Five” Power Grab: The Real Threat to College Sports. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

sport participationsocial impactcollege sportsperformance studiessport businesshigh-performance sport” power grabhuman performancesocial sciencessport managementreal threat

6 Why the Ncaa Academic Progress Rate (Apr) and the Graduation Success Rate (Gsr) Should Be Abandoned and Replaced With More Effective Academic Metrics. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Gerald GurneyDonna LopianoMary WillinghamJayma MeyerBrian PortoDavid RidpathAllen SackAndrew Zimbalist

economicsgraduation success rateperformance evaluationhigher education assessmenthigher education

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5
11
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