Marco Rosso

He is a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in Economics and a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bologna.

His research interests include Political Economy, Economics of Crime, Experimental and Behavioral Economics, with a particular focus on ethical dilemmas, behavioral dynamics, and empirical analysis of complex datasets.

He serves as a teaching assistant for the courses Introduction to Behavioral Economics, Game Theory, Political Economy, and Microeconomics, supporting students in the understanding of both theoretical and applied concepts.

He is also the representative of postdoctoral researchers on both the Department Council and the Executive Board, actively contributing to institutional activities and the promotion of researchers’ rights.

Additionally, he organizes academic social events, including the Departmental Aperitifs, aimed at fostering dialogue and networking among researchers, faculty members, and Ph.D. students in an informal setting.