Fernando Vega-Redondo
Full Professor (María Zambrano)
Game Theory, Evolutionary Theory, Learning, Bounded Rationality, Social Networks
Bio
Fernando Vega-Redondo recibió su doctorado de la Universidad de Minnesota en 1984 bajo la supervisión de Leonid Hurwicz. Ha enseñado en la universidades de Alicante, Pompeu Fabra, Essex (UK), Cornell (EE.UU.), European University Institute (Italia), y Bocconi (Italia). Ha sido elegido fellow de la Econometric Society, la Game Theory Society, y la Society for the Advance of Economic Theory. Ha tenido responsabilidades editoriales en diversas revistas profesionales tales como Games and Economic Behavior, International Journal of Game Theory, Network Science, o Journal of Complex Networks. Ha supervisado veintiséis tesis doctorales y es autor de varios libros, entre los que se cuentan Evolution, Games, and Economic Behavior (Oxford University Press, 1996), Economics and the Theory of Games (Cambridge University Press, 2003), y Complex Economic Networks (Cambridge University Press, 2006). Su investigación multidisciplinar ha dado lugar a más de un centenar de publicaciones internacionales en los campos de la economía, la teoría de juegos, biología, y física.Publications
- “Social networks and the process of globalization,” The Review of Economic Studies 85, 2018 (joint with Georg Duernecker).
- “Economic networks,” Science 325, 2009 (joint with Frank Schweitzer, Giorgio Fagiolo, Didier Sornette, Alessandro Vespignani, and Douglas R. White).
- “Structural holes in social networks,” Journal of Economic Theory 137, 2007 (joint with Sanjeev Goyal).
- “The rise and fall of a networked society: a formal model,” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A. 101, 2004 (joint with Matteo Marsili and Frantisek Slanina).
- “The evolution of Walrasian Behavior,” Econometrica 65, 1997.
Recent research
- "Production and financial networks in interplay: crisis evidence from supplier-customer and credit registers," Febrero 2022, (conjunto con Kenan Huremovic, Gabriel Jiménez, Enrique Moral-Benito, ay José Luis Peydró).
- "Networking entrepreneurs," Febrero 2023 (conjunto con Paolo Pin, Diego Ubfal, Cristiana Benedetti-Fasil, Charles Brumitt, Gaia Rubera, Dirk Hovy, y Tommaso Fornaciari).
- “Riot networks: a game-theoretic model with an application to the Egyptian Arab Spring,” Abril 2023 (conjunto con Chih-Sheng Hsie, Michael Konig, and Lachlan Deer).