The Shapley value assigns, to each game that is adequately represented by its characteristic
function, an outcome for each player. An elaboration on the Shapley value that assigns, to …

By exploiting the cancellation of the 2012 American Political Science Association Annual
Meeting, we investigate the role of conferences in facilitating academic collaboration. We …

We provide evidence for the effectiveness of conferences in promoting academic impact by
exploiting the cancellation—due to Hurricane Isaac—of the 2012 American Political Science …

We review the problem of reconciling normative and behavioural economics. In conventional
welfare economics, individuals’ preferences are assumed to be coherent, and the …

This paper responds to the ‘soft paternalist’ argument that the findings of behavioural
economics make traditional objections to paternalism incoherent. We show that there is a …

We present a noncooperative game model of coalitional bargaining, closely based on that
of Gul (1989) but solvable by backward induction. In this game, Gul's condition of “value …

This paper examines the impacts of emergency cash-transfers on individuals’ social distancing
behaviour and beliefs about COVID-19. We focus on the impacts of “Auxilio Emergencial” …

We propose a new type of cooperative game—a game in transition function (TF) form—as a
means of representing social decision-making procedures that is suitable for the analysis of …

This paper provides evidence for the role of conferences in generating visibility for academic
work, using a 'natural experiment': the last-minute cancellation - due to 'Hurricane Isaac' - of …

We characterize the Shapley value using (together with standard conditions of efficiency and
equal gains in two-player games) a condition of ‘undominated merge-externalities’. Similar …