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  • Theodoros Diasakos

    studies how incomplete or missing information affects individual decision-making and, subsequently, market or social outcomes. His main focus is on bounded rationality, viewed as costly information acquisition, and institutional constraints, such as the lack of public information or coordination.

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    Theodoros Diasakos
  • Pier Domenico Tortola

    works at the intersection of international and comparative politics, in particular studying European integration as a process of transformation of the state. Lately he has focused on territorial cohesion and on the control and management of space as an area of political integration.

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    Pier Domenico Tortola
  • Ainhoa Aparicio Fenoll

    shows in her research that: (i) firms facing greater competition offer less secure jobs, (ii) economic booms induce early school leaving.

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    Ainhoa Aparicio Fenoll
  • Davide Vannoni

    works on corporate governance. In particular, he shows that politicians' presence in the boards of utilities is detrimental for their performance, making them “unwelcome on board."

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    Davide Vannoni
  • Andrei Savochkin

    develops models of how economic agents make decisions when outcomes are uncertain and the probabilities of the outcomes are unknown, and how they revise their decisions when new information arrives

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    Andrei Savochkin

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