Stephen J. Choi is affiliated with New York University in the United States. Their research spans several fields within the social sciences, particularly focusing on business, management, accounting, economics, law, and sociology. The main areas of study include social sciences and business-related disciplines, while subfields cover economics and econometrics, accounting, law, sociology and political science, and marketing.
Their work addresses a range of topics in law, economics, and judicial systems, corporate insolvency and governance, corporate finance and governance, as well as legal principles and applications. Additionally, they engage with emerging areas such as the sharing economy and platforms, digital economy and work transformation, and knowledge management and sharing.
Among the frequent publication venues where Stephen J. Choi's research appears are:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Stephen J. Choi include:
They have collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including:
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
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Stephen Choi;Karen K. Nelson;Adam C. Pritchard
Stephen Choi;Mitu Gulati
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati;Eric A. Posner
Stephen Choi;Jill E. Fisch;Marcel Kahan
Stephen J. Choi;Mitu Gulati;Eric A. Posner
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati;Eric A. Posner
Eric A. Posner;Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
Stephen J. Choi;Adam C. Pritchard
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati;Eric A. Posner
Stephen J. Choi
Stephen J. Choi;Jill E. Fisch;Marcel Kahan
Andrew T Guzman;Stephen Choi
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
James Bohn;Stephen Choi
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Stephen J. Choi
Stephen J. Choi;Mitu Gulati;Eric A. Posner
Stephen Choi;Marcel Kahan
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Stephen J. Choi;Adam C. Pritchard
Stephen J. Choi;Andrew T. Guzman
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
Stephen J. Choi;Robert B. Thompson
Stephen Jung Choi;Adam C. Pritchard
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Stephen J. Choi;Mitu Gulati;Mirya Holman;Eric A. Posner
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati;G. Mitu Gulati
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
Eric A. Posner;Mitu Gulati;Stephen J. Choi
Stephen J. Choi;G. Mitu Gulati
Stephen J. Choi;Andrew T. Guzman
Adam C. Pritchard;Stephen J. Choi;Karen K. Nelson
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