Biography
I joined HW in 2020 as Assistant Professor in Economics. I received my PhD from Birkbeck College, University of London in 2016.
My research interests include Game Theory and Economics of Networks. In broad terms, I study how social and economic networks impact agents’ choices in various settings and how these structures arise when individual agents strategically choose their peers.
I have recently joined the Centre for Networks and Enterprise Excellence (CNEE) at EBS.
I contribute to the teaching of various Economics modules at EBS, including Advanced Microeconomic, Intermediate Microeconomics, and Economic Policy II.
Qualifications
2016 – PhD in Economics (Birkbeck, University of London)
2010 – MSc in Economics (Queen Mary, University of London)
2009 – MSc in Economics (University of Siena)
2007 – BSc in Economics and Finance (Marche Polytechnic University)
Background
From 2016 to 2020, I was a Lecturer in Economics at Bangor Business School. Previously, I taught at SOAS, UoL and at Birkbeck, UoL.
Awards
2016, Academic Excellence Award (Birkbeck College)
2013, Excellence in Teaching Award (Birkbeck College)
Areas of interest
- Economics of Networks
- Game Theory
- Mechanism Design
- Microeconomics