Resume
Academic Achievements
- Published numerous papers and chapters in journals like Journal of Economic Theory, Handbook of Computational Social Choice; involved in research topics including simple games and ideal secret sharing schemes, nonconvergent electoral equilibria under scoring rules, etc.
Research Experience
- Supervised multiple graduate and postgraduate students' research projects covering areas such as social assignment rules, ranking investment projects, web of trust: axiomatic approach, social choice and social networks.
Education
- PhD, DSc (Sobolev Institute of Mathematics); Professor since 1993.
Background
- Research interests include mathematical politics and economics, applied algebra and combinatorics with a particular focus on the mathematics of voting and decision making, computational social choice.
Miscellany
- Delivered invited lectures at various international conferences or workshops, such as the 2013 Workshop on Simple Games at Dauphine University, ADT-13 in Brussels, 2013.