Giovanna Iannantuoni - Economia Politica

Current Position
CURRICULUM VITAE
GIOVANNA IANNANTUONI
Dipartimento di Economia Politica
Universita’ di Milano Bicocca
Piazza dell’Ateneo Nuovo, 1
20126 Milano Italia
E-mail: giovanna.iannantuoni@unimib.it
2006- Associate Professor of Economics, University of Milan – Bicocca (full professor
qualification, September 2010).
Past Positions
2002-2006 Assistant Professor of Economics, University Carlos III de Madrid.
2005-2007 Research Associate, CORE, Louvain la Neuve University.
2004-2005 Lecturer in Economics, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge.
2004-2005 Fellow in Economics, Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge.
2001-2002 Visiting Assistant Professor, Wallis Institute of Political Economy, University of
Rochester.
Education
Ph.D. in Economics, CORE, Louvain la Neuve University, June 2001.
Laurea in “Discipline Economiche e Sociali”, October 1994.
Fields of Interest
Political Economy, Microeconomics, Votino Theory, Game Theory.
Published Papers
Iannantuoni G. (2003), Divided Government and Dominance Solvability, European Journal of
Political Economy, 19: 715-733.
Iannantuoni G. (2004), A Purely Non-Cooperative Model of Divided Government, Social
Choice and Welfare, 22: 401-412.
De Sinopoli F. and G. Iannantuoni (2005), On the Generic Strategic Stability of Nash
Equilibria if Voting is Costly, Economic Theory, 25: 477-486.
De Sinopoli F. and G. Iannantuoni (2005), Meetings with Costly Participation: A Comment,
American Economic Review, 95: 1349-1350.

De Sinopoli F. and G. Iannantuoni (2007), Asymmetric Equilibria in a Model with Costly
Voting, Journal of Public Economic Theory, 9: 29-40.
De Sinopoli F. and G. Iannantuoni (2007), A Spatial Voting Model where Proportional Rule
Leads to Two-Party Equilibria, International Journal of Game Theory, 35: 267-286.
De Sinopoli F. and G. Iannantuoni (2008), Extreme Voting under Proportional Representation:
The Multidimensional Case, Social Choice and Welfare, 30: 401-417.
De Sinopoli F., L. Ferraris and G. Iannantuoni (2011), The effect of ideology on policy
outcomes in proportional representation systems, Mathematical Social Sciences, 62: 87-90.
De Sinopoli F., L. Ferraris and G. Iannantuoni, Electing a Parliament, forthcoming in Social
Choice and Welfare.
Recent Working Papers
De Sinopoli F., L. Ferraris and G. Iannantuoni (2011), Moderatine Government, Bicocca WP N.
211.
De Sinopoli F., G. Iannantuoni and C. Pimenta (2011), On the superiority of approval vs plurality: a
counterexample, Bicocca WP N. 210.
De Sinopoli F., L. Ferraris and G. Iannantuoni (2011), The effect of ideology on policy outcomes in
proportional representation systems, Bicocca WP N. 205.
Teaching Experience
Microeconomics (undergraduate), Bicocca University (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011), Bocconi
University (2008, 2009), Cambridge University (2004), Carlos III (2002, 2003, 2006).
Game Theory (graduate), DEFAP (2011).
Topics in Public Economics (graduate), DEFAP (2008, 2009, 2010).
Topics in Political Economy (graduate), University Carlos III de Madrid (2003, 2004, 2006).
Political Economy (graduate), Cambridge University (2005).
Topics in Political Economy (graduate), Tor Vergate University (2004, 2005, 2006).
Quantitative Methods in Economics, Cambridge University (2004).
Public Economics (undergraduate), University Carlos III di Madrid (2003).
Introduction to Positive Political Theory, Rochester University (2002).
Topics in Positive Political Theory (graduate), Rochester University (2002).

Selected Scholarship Grants and Award
Cariplo Foundation, Scientific Coordinator for Bicocca University of the project
“Internazionalizzazione e Formazione di Eccellenza: la Graduate School in Public Economics”,
(2010-2013).
Bicocca University (FAR), Scientific Coordinator of the project “The role of institutions and of
information in the analysis of the strategic behaviour of individual agents”, (2007, 2008, 2009,
2010, 2011)
Italian ministry of research and education (PRIN), Scientific Coordinator of the research project
“Political Economics: Theory and Empirical Evidence”.
2005-2006 Ramon y Cajal Fellowship, Spain.
Spanish Ministry of Education grant for the project “Markets, organizations and instituions: new
approaches” (2006-2009).
Research Prize of the Department of Eocnomics, University Carlos III de Madrid (2006, 2004,
2003).
Trinity Hall, Cambridge University, Staff Fellowship (2004-2005).
Professional Activities
Job placement officer, Graduate School in Public Economics, Milano (2007- ).
Coordinator of the Post-Doctoral Grant “Incentive Insitutions: theories and/or empirics” (2011-
2013).
Coordinator of the Post-Doctoral Grant “Political Economics: theories and/or empirics” (2008-
2012).
Member of the selection committee for the Graduate School in Public Economics, (2008, 2009,
2010).
University Bicocca, Department of Economics, Seminar Organizer (2007-2010).
Organizer of the Conference “The Economics of Political Economics”, Milan, September 2009.
Organizer of the Workshop in Game Theory (Febbruary, 2008).
University Bicocca, Member of “Commissione Orari”, (2006-2009).
Referee for: International Journal of Game Theory, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of
Public Economic Theory, American Economic Review, Social Choice and Welfare.
March 2000-June 2000, Consultant, Credit Swiss First Boston, London.
Seminars and Conferences
AEA Meeting, Atlanta (2010).

Fourth Workshop (GRASS), Modena 2010.
Birbeck College (Maggio 2009)
Third Workshop (GRASS), Padova 2009.
SAET Conference on Current Trends in Econmics (2009).
AEA Meeting, New Orleans (2008)
Verona University (2008)
Second Workshop GRASS, Bologna (2008).
AEA Meeting, Chicago (2007)
Catholic University of Milan (2007).
AEA Meeting, Boston (2006)
Summer School in “Economic Analysis of Heterogeneity in Social Organizations”, CORE (2006).
Firenze University (2006).
Siena University (2006).
Summer School in “Economic Analysis of Heterogeneity in Social Organizations”, CORE (2005).
Cambridge University (2005)
SAET Conference, Baiona (2005)
CORE; UCL (2005).
AEA Meeting, Philadelphia (2005)
Bocconi University (2004).
Conference on Economic Design, Palma de Mallorca, (2004).
AEA Meeting, San Diego (2004)
Tor Vergata University (2003)
SAET Biennial Conference, Rodos (2003).
Konstanz University (2003).
Carlos III (2002).
Royal Holloway (2002).
University of Rochester (2001).
Wallis Conference in Political Economy, Rochester (2001).
Tilburg University (2001).
Exeter University (2001).
SAET Conference, Ischia (2001).
AEA Meeting, New Orleans (2001)
Universite Libre de Bruxelles ( 2000).
Princeton University (1999)
Summer School in Political Economy, CORE (1999).
EDP Jamboree, Pompeu Fabra University (1999).