Massimo Morelli is Professor of Political Science and Economics at Bocconi University and Director of Pericles unit. He has been elected Fellow of the Econometric Society – and Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory – mostly for his contributions to bargaining, political economy and economics of conflict, while his current work also deals with causes and consequences of populism and law and economics in general.
He obtained the Ph.D in economics from Harvard in 1996 and came back to Italy (Bocconi) in 2014, after having taught at multiple American universities including Columbia.
He has been an active member of the Council of the EEA and now chairing the Minorities in Economics (MinE) committee, with growing passion for all diversity and inclusion concerns.
Power mismatches increase the probability of ethnic conflicts, with groups that possess more military power than political power being particularly susceptible to participating in such conflicts. That is the central conclusion of new research by Massimo Morelli, Laura Ogliari and Long Hong. Their study finds that mismatched groups are more likely to take part in […]
