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Emanuela Carbonara
Adjunct professor of International Economics(Preterm and Spring Semester) Assistant professor of economics, University of Bologna |
| Background and Education D.Phil and M.Phil in Economics, the University of Oxford; Ph.D. in Economics Bocconi University, Laurea, University of Bologna. |
| Publications “Imperfect Substitutes for Perfect Complements: Solving the Anticommons Problem,” in Bulletin of Economic Research, with M. Alvisi, (2011); “Separating Complements: The Effects of Competition and Quality Leadership,” in The Journal of Economics, with M. Alvisi and F. Parisi (2011); “Subsidiarity for a Changing Union,” in Research Handbook on the Economics of European Union Law, with B. Luppi and F. Parisi (2011); “Social Dynamics and Minority Protection,” in International Review of Law and Economics, with P. Pasotti (2010); “Countervailing Norms,” in Production of Legal Rules, with F. Parisi and G. von Wangenheim (2010); “Self-Regulation,” in Production of Legal Rules, with A. Ogus (2010); “Self-Defeating Subsidiarity,” in Review of Law and Economics, with B. Luppi and F. Parisi (2009); “Choice of Law and Legal Evolution: Rethinking the Market for Legal Rules,” in Public Choice, with F. Parisi (2009); “Optimal Territorial Scope of Laws: Subsidiarity and Legal Harmonization,” in The Economics of Lawmaking, with B. Luppi, F. Parisi (2009); “Lawmakers as Norm Entrepreneurs,” in Review Of Law & Economics, with F. Parisi, G. von Wangenhiem (2008); “Legal Innovation and the Compliance Paradox,” in Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology, with F. Parisi, G. von Wangenheim (2008); “The Paradox of Legal Harmonization,” in Public Choice, with F. Parisi (2007). |
| Awards and Affiliations Visiting professor, University of Haifa (2011); Visiting fellow, Amsterdam Center of Law & Economics, University of Amsterdam (2008); Visiting professor, George Mason University (2005); Research fellow, University of East Anglia, Norwich (2004). |
| Classes Microeconomics B - Preterm 21 (Morning session) Microeconomics |