Fernando Vega-Redondo
Economics, Politics and Decision Sciences
Biography
Fernando Vega-Redondo is Full Professor of Economics at Università Bocconi. He also taught at the Universities of Alicante, Pompeu Fabra, Essex, Cornell, and the European University Institute.
His research has largely focused on the theory of games and its economic applications, with a special emphasis on issues of bounded rationality, learning, and evolution. His recent work is devoted to understanding the interplay between individual behavior and the evolution of social networks in large and complex environments. He is the author of several books including the Complex Economic Networks (2006), Economics and the Theory of Games (2003), and Evolution, Games, and Economic Behavior (1996).
Fernando got an MSc in Economics from the Complutense University of Madrid and a PhD from the University of Minnesota.
Latest publications
Theoretical and computational characterizations of interaction mechanisms on Facebook dynamics using a common knowledge model
Social Network Analysis and Mining, 2021, vol.11, no. 1
Pooling or fooling? An experiment on signaling
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 2020, vol.176, pp.582-596
Social Networks from a Designer’s Viewpoint in Social Design
Walter Trockel(Ed), Springer International Publishing, pp.63-81, 2019
Coalition bargaining in repeated games
International Economic Review, 2018, vol.59, no. 4, pp.1949-1967
Social Networks and the Process of Globalization
Review of Economic Studies, 2018, vol.85, no. 3, pp.1716-1751
Bargaining frictions in trading networks
The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, 2017, vol.18, no. 1