Marco Rosso
Ph.D. Student | Research Fellow | Teaching Assistant
Welcome to my personal website—glad to have you here intentionally (or at least I hope so!).
I am a 5th-year Ph.D. Student in Economics and a Research Fellow—equivalent to a Post-Doc position in Italy—at the University of Bologna.
My Research Interests include Political Economy, Economy of Crime, Experimental Economics, and Behavioral Economics, both theoretically and empirically.
Currently, I am focusing on:
- Self-Selection and Corruption
- Local Crime News and Voting Behavior
- Effects of Erasmus Programs on Voting
In addition to my Research Activities, I am Teaching Assistant for the following courses: Introduction to Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Political Economy, and Microeconomics.
I am also the organizer of the DSE Afterwork Drinks, a monthly informal meeting where Faculty, Research Fellows, and Ph.D. Students can meet to discuss various topics while enjoying a beverage.
Last but not least, my favorite quote is “No, I’m not obsessive-compulsive. I just like to wash my hands.”
latest news
| Dec 12, 2024 | Having just returned from Buenos Aires, I am pleased to participate in the PRIN Workshop “The Economics of Culture: Ethnicity, Gender, and Their Interactions”, organized by the Marco Biagi Department of Economics at UNIMORE. |
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| Oct 28, 2024 | Tomorrow at 12:20 p.m. (GMT-3), the seminar will be held in a hybrid format. More information is available here |
| Oct 26, 2024 | On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, I will have the opportunity to present “Crime Perception and Voting Behavior: Evidence from Individual Data”, a joint work with Giovanni Prarolo, at the Ciclo de Seminarios Permanentes del Departamento de Economía de la Universidad de San Andrés
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