معرفی
Marco Casari is a Full Professor of Economics at the University of Bologna's Department of Economic Sciences. He specializes in experimental and behavioral economics, environmental economics, and institutional economics. He holds a PhD from the California Institute of Technology and has held positions at Stanford, Purdue, Ohio State, and other institutions. His research focuses on cooperation in social dilemmas, climate change governance, and the foundations of monetary systems.
Education:
- PhD in Social Sciences-Economics, California Institute of Technology (2002)
- MSc in Social Sciences, California Institute of Technology (1998)
- BSc in Economic and Social Sciences, Bocconi University (1996)
Research Interests: His work explores experimental approaches to understanding cooperation in social-ecological systems, climate policy design, and the role of monetary institutions. He has conducted seminal studies on climate geoengineering governance, civicness drain in regional development, and the impact of group size on collective action.
Grants & Awards:
- ERC Grant (European Research Council)
- Grants from the Italian Ministry of Education and European Commission
Advising & Labs: Directs the Bologna Laboratory for Experiments in Social Sciences and the Bachelor's program in Economics, Politics, and Social Sciences. Supervises research on topics like climate clubs, geoengineering, and experimental governance mechanisms.
