Roberto Hernan Gonzalez

Roberto Hernan Gonzalez serves as a Full Professor in the Department of Economy and Social Sciences at Burgundy School of Business (BSB), actively contributing to the "Decisions and Behaviors" disciplinary team with research focused on organizational transformation, behavioral decision-making, and institutional design.

His scholarly work spans behavioral economics, experimental methodology, and organizational behavior, examining how uncertainty, social incentives, and complex systems shape human decisions. Key investigations include contract negotiation dynamics, peer effects in automated environments, and the psychological mechanisms underlying incentive responsiveness, consistently employing controlled laboratory and field experiments to generate empirical insights.

Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals a cohesive trajectory exploring decision architecture under uncertainty, with increasing emphasis on human-technology interaction (e.g., "The boss is a machine!") and stochastic reward systems. His research demonstrates methodological rigor through real-effort experimental designs across diverse contexts from labor markets to arbitration processes, published in leading economics journals and presented at major international forums including SEET and ASFEE conferences.

Professor Gonzalez actively engages with the academic community through conference presentations at institutions like Georgetown University in Qatar, editorial contributions to the Journal of Economic Psychology, and collaborative research networks across Europe. His affiliation with BSB's "Decisions and Behaviors" team positions him at the intersection of economic theory and behavioral science, advancing understanding of decision processes in organizational contexts.