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Bruno Strulovici is a Professor of Economics at Northwestern University, specializing in dynamic and collective decision making, comparative statics, and law and economics. He holds a PhD from Stanford University (2005) and has been recognized with a Sloan Fellowship and NSF CAREER Award. His research bridges theoretical economics with practical applications in legal systems, financial markets, and political institutions. He currently serves as a Foreign Editor for the Review of Economic Studies and Associate Editor for the Journal of Economic Theory.
Strulovici's work explores topics such as the long-term impacts of early-career discrimination, optimal judicial mechanisms, and robust contract design under uncertainty. His recent papers analyze strategic behavior in criminal sentencing, corruption dynamics in monitoring systems, and the role of ethical agents in societal learning. He teaches advanced courses in political economics, dynamic methods, and applied theory.
Scientific contributions include foundational work on comparative statics analysis, intergenerational altruism models, and the design of renegotiation-proof contracts. His research has implications for policy design in areas like criminal justice systems, financial regulation, and democratic institutions.
