I am associate professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Bologna (Italy). I worked as assistant professor at Lund University (Sweden) and post-doc at the Max Planck Institute for Economics in Jena (Germany). Behavioral and Experimental Economics My research focuses mainly on the development and heterogeneity of other regarding preferences and their interaction with economic incentives.
At the moment, I am focusing on the long run effects of affirmative actions on women participation in the labor market and, in particular, on their probability of getting into top positions. At the same time I am working on the relevance of implicit gender stereotypes in children, adolescents and their parents in order to understand how they impact on other relevant dimensions, as other regarding preferences, aspirations and career choices. In recent years, I have been mostly focusing on two lines of research. The first one studies how
self-control ability, other regarding preferences, unethical behaviour and
trust evolve with age.
Contact Natalia Montinari e-mail: natalia.montinari2@unibo.it To view my page on google scholar click here To view my page on ideas click here You can access my papers on SSRN at: http://ssrn.com/author=1793763 | Golestan Palace, Tehran, Iran. August 2014. |