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. I have been interested in understanding the empirical determinants and implications of social identity, and in developing a theoretical framework where identities are endogenous. I use this framework to study income redistribution, nationalism, ethnic conflict, international integration and consumption behavior. I am also interested in how economic integration and financial markets shape preferences 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
