The AMSE Summer School covers recent theories and empirical approaches that economists have designed to study complex interactions within networks of individuals, firms and governments. Networks permeate our daily lives. Individuals learn about new products and job opportunities through family,...

Standard economics has been the subject of many critiques. Mainstream economic models and analysis rely on a level of sophistication that is hard to justify from an introspective viewpoint but also considering the large body of experimental evidence. Recent years have witnessed a flurry of...

The 2nd summer school in Psychological Game Theory is meant to provide graduate students with all necessary tools to start independently new game-theoretic works modeling belief-dependent emotions, and run related experimental tests, using an interdisciplinary approach. In particular, students...

Topic: Networks and Big Data Analysis in Economics, Finance, and Social Systems. The summer school is intended for PhD students, post-docs, junior and senior faculty members, in Applied Mathematics, Economics, Finance, and Statistics. The school is also addressed to professionals working on the...

The theme of this Summer School is Uncertainty, Innovation and Climate Change. Uncertainty is a key component of climate change policy making. Although the anthropogenic warming of the planet is unquestioned, there still exist large uncertainties affecting several dimensions of the problem. From...

The Summer School will be held by two leading economists in the field, Professor Leonardo Felli, LSE, and Professor Christian Zehnder, Université de Lausanne. The school is targeted to Ph.D. students and young post-docs as well as assistant professors. Its major purpose is to provide a coherent...

Investment projects typically consist of an initial investment and some uncertain dividend. An example could be to build a factory and sell the produce at an uncertain market price. In the course investment projects are seen as flexible in the sense that investor is able to decide when to invest...

Topic: Decision Making Under Uncertainty Professor Robert Chambers (University of Maryland, Agricultural and Resource Economics) will be the Distinguished Guest Professor. The lectures will provide the student with the tools to analyze producer decision making in an uncertain decision setting....

Investment projects typically consist of an initial investment and some uncertain dividend. An example could be to build a factory and sell the produce at an uncertain market price. In the course investment projects are seen as flexible in the sense that investor is able to decide when to invest...

The course aims at giving the student knowledge of game theory, non-cooperative as well as cooperative, and its applications in economic models. The student who successfully completed the course will learn the basic game theory and will be enabled to work further with advanced game theory. The...