Christian Trudeau

Christian Trudeau is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Windsor, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. His research focuses on game theory, cooperative games, mechanism design, and environmental economics, with notable work on cost sharing, externalities, and policy implications. He collaborates on interdisciplinary projects such as the Journal of Canadian Baseball and studies socio-economic impacts of environmental issues like Great Lakes drowning costs.

Key research interests include:

• Mechanism design and surplus sharing with externalities
• Cooperative game solutions (e.g., nucleolus, Shapley value)
• Optimization in network and queueing systems
• Economic impacts of environmental policies

Recent publications analyze pipeline externalities, preconvex games, and interdependent security networks, reflecting his expertise in strategic interactions and resource allocation. His work bridges theoretical economics with real-world applications in policy and infrastructure planning. No formal awards are listed, but his contributions have been featured in specialized journals like Games and Economic Behavior.

Teaching and advising roles are not explicitly detailed in the provided texts, though his research collaborations suggest active involvement in graduate supervision and interdisciplinary initiatives.