Fields: Microeconomic Theory, Mechanism Design, Networks
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Graz. I have broad interests in microeconomic theory, particularly in game theory, information, and mechanism design. Applications of my work include political economy, matching, and social networks.
See my research page for current working papers. Here is my CV.
Recent News:
November 2024 - "Group Manipulation with Indifference" revise and resubmit at Games and Economic Behavior.
October 2024 - "Equitable, Neutral, and Efficient Voting Rules" published in Journal of Mathematical Economics.
May 2024 - New working paper "Ordering Data to Persuade" (with Tatiana Mayskaya and Arina Nikandrova).
September 2023 - "On the Manipulability of Equitable Voting Rules" published in Games and Economic Behavior.
September 2022 - New position at the University of Graz.
November 2021 - "Robust Group Strategy-Proofness" (with Norovsambuu Tumennasan) published in Theoretical Economics.
Contact:
Email: steven.kivinen[at]uni-graz.at