Yuan Ju

Yuan Ju is a Professor of Economics at the University of York, leading the Economic Theory Research Cluster. Previously holding roles as Lecturer and Senior Lecturer at the same institution, he specializes in game theory and microeconomics. His research focuses on implementation theory, bargaining mechanisms, coalition formation, and distributive justice. Ju holds degrees from Shandong University (BA, MA) and Tilburg University (PhD).

Education:

• BA in Economics (Shandong University)
• MA in Economics (Shandong University)
• PhD in Economics (Tilburg University)
• Netherlands Network of Quantitative Economics Diploma

Research Interests: Professor Ju explores strategic approaches to economic conflicts, including bankruptcy problem resolution, coalition dynamics with externalities, and ethical decision-making frameworks. His work bridges axiomatic game theory with experimental economics, examining behavioral adherence to norms like the Golden Rule. Key themes include efficient mechanism design for resource allocation and reconciling egalitarian principles with marginal contributions.

Awards:

• RES Special Project Grant (2013)
• University of York Vice-Chancellor's Teaching Award (2010)

Teaching & Grants: Teaches advanced microeconomics at postgraduate and PhD levels. Led the RES Special Grant project (2015–2017). Active in academic administration including departmental management and REF leadership.