Welcome!
I am an associate professor of economics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Center for the Study of Rationality. My main research interests are in political economy and behavioral economics. One central theme is understanding the determinants and implications of social identity, and developing a theoretical framework where identities are endogenous. I use this framework to study income redistribution, nationalism, ethnic conflict, judicial decision-making, international integration and consumption behavior. A second theme is how economic integration and financial markets shape values, preferences and political behavior, and whether they can reduce conflict.
Curriculum Vitae.
My work is supported by:
Curriculum Vitae.
My work is supported by:
ERC Starting Grant
The Center for Empirical Studies
of Decision Making and the Law
