My research focuses on microeconomic theory and experimental economics, with particular interests in mechanism design, behavioral economics, bargaining, distributive justice, cooperative games, and repeated games. I serve as an associate editor for Theoretical Economics (co-editor starting July 2027), and have served on the editorial board of the American Economic Review, Games and Economic Behavior, the Journal of Mathematical Economics and Mathematical Social Sciences.

I teach or have taught undergraduate courses in behavioral economics, distributive justice, game theory, and intermediate microeconomics, as well as core and specialized graduate courses. I have also taught economics to executive master’s students in Brown’s Technology Leadership Program and currently teach in the IE Brown Executive MBA program.

For more information, please consult my curriculum vitae.