Vincent Anesi

Prof. Vincent Anesi is a Full Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF), Department of Economics and Management. He joined in 2020 after serving as a Professor and Deputy Director of Research at the University of Nottingham. His research focuses on how political institutions shape economic policies, particularly taxation, redistribution, environmental regulation, and intergovernmental relations. He is affiliated with CESifo Group Munich.

Research Interests:

• Political Economy of Institutions
• Collective Decision-Making Processes
• Dynamic Bargaining and Veto Power Analysis
• Policy Experimentation and Redistribution
• Federalism and International Organizations

Recent Contributions: His work bridges game theory and political institutions, analyzing how institutional design impacts policy outcomes. Recent articles explore collective deliberation, veto rights in committees, and coercive trade policies. Upcoming work includes analysis of morality policy dynamics and agenda manipulation in voting systems.

Leadership Roles: Starting September 2023, he will lead the Department of Economics and Management. Previously held roles include Head of Recruitment at Nottingham and leadership in research strategy.

Affiliations: Regular contributor to leading journals like the American Economic Journal and Review of Economic Studies. Active in academic networks including CESifo and international conferences.