2nd Franz Vranitzky Chair for European Studies at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics

born September 27, 1940 in London, England
1965-1969 Lecturer at Royal Holloway College, University of London
1969-1988 Lecturer, Reader and Professor of Mathematics at London School of Economics (L.S.E.)
1988-1990 Professor of Economics at L.S.E.
1988-1993 Professor of Economics at the University of Michigan
1991-2002 Professor of Economics at University College London
2002- Emeritus Professor of Economics at London University

Visiting Appointments

1967-1968 Visiting Professor of Mathematics at the S.U.N.Y. at Albany
1985-1986 Visiting Lecturer in Economics at the University of Pennsylvania
1998 John T. Easley Visiting Professor of Economics at Johns Hopkins University
2001- Visiting Professor of Economics at Bristol University
2001 Visiting Fellow at the Advanced Institute in Princeton
2002-2003 Gordon Moore Scholar, California Institute of Technology
2004 Mellon Professor of the Humanities, California Institute of Technology
2005 Mellon Professor of Economics, California Institute of Technology
2007- Visiting Professor of Philosophy at LSE
November 2009 2nd Franz Vranitzky Chair for European Studies at the University of Vienna

Research Interests

*Game Theory
*Bargaining
*Rational Choice
*Experimental Economics
*Evolutionary Psychology
*Moral Philosophy
*Philosophy of Science
*Mathematical Analysis