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[Curriculum Vitae]
Detailed CV in .pdf-format
Last update: May 2004
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Matthias Messner
Department of Economics
Università Luigi Bocconi
Via Salasco 5
20136 Milano
Italy
Office 010/B
Tel: +39 02 58 36 33 20
Fax: +39 02 58 36 33 02
e-mail: matthias.messner@uni-bocconi.it |
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Current position: |
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Since Sept. 2006 |
Associate Professor at Bocconi University |
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2002 - 2006 |
Assitant Professor at Bocconi University and |
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Since Sept. 2006 |
IGIER Research Affiliate |
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Research Intersts
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Political Economy, Voting Models, Social Choice, Game Theory, Contract Theory. |
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Publications |
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"Cooperation in Stochastic OLG Games" (joint with Mattias Polborn), Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 108(1) (January 2003), 152-168. |
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"Voting on Majority Rules" (joint with Mattias Polborn). Review of Economic Studies Vol. 71 (2004), 115-132.
"Paying Politicians" (joint with Mattias Polborn), Journal of Public Economics Vol. 88(12) (December 2004), 2423-2445.
"Strong and Coalition-Proof Political Equilibria under Plurality and Runoff Rule" (joint with Mattias Polborn), forthcoming in International Journal of Game Theory. |
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Unpublished Research Papers (for a detailed description click here.)
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"Comment on: A Positive Theory of Social Security Based on Reputation" (joint with Mattias Polborn), mimeo 2001. |
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"On Recursive Contracts" (joint with Nicola Pavoni), work in progress. |
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"On the Recursive Saddle Point Method" (joint with Nicola Pavoni), February 2004 (is currently being revised and extended). |
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"Robust Political Equilibria under Plurality and Runoff Rule" (joint with Mattias Polborn), December 2003. |
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Luois André Gerard Varet Memorial Prize 2002
for the best dissertation defended at a member institution of the Association of South European Economic Theorists (ASSET) during the academic years 2000/2001 and 2001/2002. |
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Sept. 2002 - present |
Instructor of Microeconomics at the graduate and undergraduate level at Bocconi University
Instructor of the PhD course 'Social Choice and Voting Models' at Bocconi University |
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Sept. 1998 - June 2002 |
Teaching assistant for several courses at the graduate (Real Analysis) and undergraduate level (Econometrics, Linear Algebra and Dynamic Systems) at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra |
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Seminars and Conferences: |
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1999
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EEA Congress, Santiago de Compostela;
paper presented: "Voting on Majority Rules". |
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1999
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ESEM, Santiago de Compostela;
paper presented: "Voting on Majority Rules". |
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2000
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Games2000 Congress, Bilbao;
paper presented: "Cooperation in Stochastic OLG Games"; |
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2001 |
University of Western Ontario;
paper presented: "Paying Politicians"; |
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2001
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University of Toronto;
paper presented: "Paying Politicians"; |
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2001
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First Barcelona Workshop on Economic Design;
paper presented: "Paying Politicians"; |
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2001
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Exploratory Workshop on Political Economy, Malaga; organized by centrA;
paper presented: "Paying Politicians"; |
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2002 |
IGIER-PIER Conference on Political Economics, Philadelphia; |
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ASSET Conference, Larncaca; |
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University College London, invited seminar; |
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London School of Economics, invited seminar; |
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University of Venice, invited seminar; |
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2005 |
SED, Budapest |
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2005 |
University College London, invited seminar, |
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2005 |
University of Edinburgh, Workshop on Limited Commitment |
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Refereeing: |
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Econometrica, American Economic Review, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Public Economics, Games and Economic Behavior, The Economic Journal, International Economic Review, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, European Journal of Political Economy |
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Languages: |
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German |
Native |
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English |
Fluent |
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Italian |
Fluent |
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Spanish |
Working knowledge |
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February 10, 2009 |
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