People
CBESS Faculty
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Dr Theodore Turocy, Director
School of Economics
Research interests: Behavioural and computational game theory; auctions, contests, public goods.
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Prof Ian Bateman
School of Environmental Sciences
Research interests: The formation and valuation of preferences for non-market goods and service (environment, health, etc.); preference anomalies and behavioural economics; the application of geographical information systems, virtual reality and experimental techniques to integrated environmental economic modelling and valuation.
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Dr Andrew Bayliss
School of Psychology and Social Work
Research interests: Social-cognitive processing, in particular interactions between attention, emotion and action in social contexts. Current research topics include: Face perception, Eye gaze processing, Objects in social interactions (e.g. personal property) and individual differences in attention.
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Dr Subhasish Modak Chowdhury
School of Economics
Research interests: Contest theory, industrial organisation, public economics, political economy, experimental economics.
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Prof Philip Corr
School of Social Work and Psychology
Research interests: Basic emotion, motivation and personality processes in relation to decision behaviour.
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Dr Brett Day
School of Environmental Sciences
Research interests: Individual economic decision-making, non-market valuation, market demand modelling, microeconometrics.
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Dr Ben D'Exelle
School of International Development
Research interests: Rural microfinance, the micro-politics behind participatory development, the formation of social networks and its influence on exclusion, distributive conflicts in irrigation systems and the potential of reproductive health to combat poverty.
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Prof Enrique Fatas
School of Economics
Research interests: Behavioral economics, public economics, organisational behavior, industrial organisation and the economics of conflict.
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Dr Piers Fleming
School of Social Work and Psychology
Research interests: Representation in reasoning, risk judgements and decision-making. Particularly, representation of risk, perception of risk and predictors of risk acceptance.
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Prof Shaun Hargreaves-Heap
School of Economics
Research Interests: Social aspects of decision making, the economics of television and, in macroeconomics, the sources of wage inequality.
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Dr Bereket Kebede
School of International Development
Research interests: Experimental development economics, intra-household economics, envy, public good games, fairness, personality.
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Dr Ben McQuillin
School of Economics
Research Interests: Game theory, social choice theory, and normative microeconomics; the formal representation of rights, expected and rightful outcomes from cooperation under externalities.
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Dr Judith Mehta
Norwich Business School
Research Interests: Rational choice theory and economic methodology, particularly, the interactions between economics and its cognate disciplines such as philosophy, cultural studies and economic anthropology.
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Dr Emmanouil Mentzakis
Norwich Medical School
Research Interests: Health economics, stated preferences methods, applied econometrics, experimental and behavioural economics.
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Dr Grischa Perino
School of Economics
Research interests: Environmental economics, comparison of regulatory instruments, motivation crowding.
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Dr Anders Poulsen
School of Economics
Research Interests: Bargaining, coordination, focal points, strategic commitment and communication; The nature and origin of conventions; Competition, contest, and tournament behaviour.
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Dr Odile Poulsen
School of Economics
Research Interests: Social capital, labour economics (search theory) and Overlapping generation models
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Dr Abhijit Ramalingam
School of Economics
Research interests: Employment contracts, relative comparisons on the behaviour of individuals, networks and public good games.
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Ms Angela Robinson
Norwich Medical School
Research Interests: Benefit valuation for health and safety, preference elicitation and utility assessment; Willingness to pay and relative valuation techniques to aid priority setting; Methodological issues surrounding QALYs.
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Mr David Rojo Arjona
School of Economics
Research interests: General alternatives to the individual rational model in strategic settings and the analysis of the emergence of social phenomena (conventions).
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Dr Charles Seger
School of Social Work and Psychology
Research interests: Social cognition, particularly three related areas: Group-level emotions, embodied cognition, implicit and explicit attitude change.
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Dr Pieter Serneels
School of International Development
Research interests: Development economics, behavioural and labour economics, applied econometrics; human resources, service delivery, conflict.
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Dr Stefania Sitzia
School of Economics
Research interests: Experimental economics with particular attention to industrial organization issues and methodology.
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Prof Robert Sugden
School of Economics
Research interests: Theoretical, experimental and philosophical approaches to: welfare economics, social choice, choice under uncertainty, foundations of decision and game theory, methodology of economics, evolution of social conventions.
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Dr Arjan Verschoor
School of International Development
Research interests: Behavioural development economics; Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, poor farmers' investment behaviour, intra-household allocation processes.
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Dr James Watson
School of Economics
Research Interests: Macroeconomic experiments, expectations, monetary policy, inflation targeting, the term structure.
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Prof Daniel John Zizzo
School of Economics
Research interests: Bounded rationality, models of expectation formation and behavioural macroeconomics, behavioural and cognitive game theory, cooperation, trust and social preferences.
Research Associates
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Ms Melanie Parravano
Centre for Behavioural and Experimental Social Science
Research interests: Behavioural and cognitive game theory; cognition and individual decision making; risk attitudes elicitation.
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Dr Ailko van der Veen
CBESS and School of Economics
Research interests: Industrial organisation, public goods games, inspection games.
Students
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Miss Zoe Bett
School of Economics
Research interests: Focal points, coordination, social preferences, gender, stereotypes, group norms.
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Miss Sandra Boegelein
School of Environmental Sciences
Research interests: Social dilemmas, environmental concern, perspective taking, perceptions of dilemma structures.
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Mr Andreas Dickert
School of Economics
Research interests: Theoretical and experimental investigation of strategic interaction; pure coordination games; bargaining theory.
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Mr Fabio Galeotti
School of Economics
Research interests: Group norms and stereotypes, trust and trustworthiness, emotions, personnel economics, experimental methodology.
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Mrs Joo Young Jeon
School of Economics
Research interests: Other regarding/social behavior, Risk attitude, Behavioural industrial organization.
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Mr Alexandros Karakostas
School of Economics
Research interests: Principal-agent theory; behavioural economics; (anti) social preferences; economics and corruption; responsibility and economic decision making.
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Miss Emanuela Lezzi
School of Economics
Research interests: Personnel and labour economics, incentives, contests, economic psychology, neuroeconomics.
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Mr Matthew Osborne
School of International Development
Research interests: Behavioural game theory, behavioural measurement and analysis of conflict and post-conflict environments, social distance and social networks.
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Mr Giovanni Tabacco
School of Economics
Research interests: Empirical industrial organization, experimental industrial organization.
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Mr Frederick Wandschneider
School of Economics
Research interests: Behavioural industrial organization and competition policy.
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Miss Graciela Zevallos-Porles
School of Economics
Research interests: Experimental economics, behavioural economics, game theory, conflict experiments, behavioural development economics.
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Mr Jiwei Zheng
School of Economics
Research interests: Consumers' bound-rational behaviour; consumers' willingness to pay/willingness to accept; anchoring effects, complexity effects, status quo bias and reference point.
