I got an undergraduate degree in Economics from Universidad de Salamanca (Spain) and a PhD from Carlos III (same field, same country). I have done two post-docs, one at CRT, Université de Montréal, and another one at CORE, Université Catholique de Louvain. I have worked at Universidad de Navarra and Universidad de Malaga, both in Spain, and I currently work for Université de Sherbrooke, QC, Canada. My tenure track clock has started on June 1st, 2010.

I am a micro theorist, and I like to consider myself a game theorist. My research interests gravitate around the economics of social networks, ranging from bargaining and allocation of network values among network participants to consumption decision under network effects where there is uncertainty about the final size and shape of the network. I have also flirted with experiments (on bargaining) thanks to Róbert Veszteg, whom I met in Unav, and with transportation economics, thanks to the post doc I did in CRT, Université de Montréal, already a few years ago. I am organizing a reading group on social and economic networks for grad students from sherbrooke. Although the group has currently suspended activities until 2012, you have the list of our meetings (in French)  by clicking here.