Emiliano Catonini
- Assistant Professor:International College of Economics and Finance
- Emiliano Catonini has been at HSE since 2013.
Education and Degrees
- 2013
PhD in Economics
Bocconi University - 2007
Master in Industrial Engineering and Management
Politecnico di Milano - 2005
Bachelor in Industrial Engineering and Management
Politecnico di Milano Postgraduate programme in Economics
Bocconi University
Student Term / Thesis Papers
- Bachelor
D. Danilova «Economic Analysis of the Probability of the Art Market Bubble Existence». International College of Economics and Finance, 2017
D. Dmitriev «Uncertainty and Self-Enforceability in Games». International College of Economics and Finance, 2017
A. Melnik «Difference in Trading Patterns of Three Types of Insiders: Stragic, Financial and Junior Managers». International College of Economics and Finance, 2017
K. Solovev «The Meaning of Abstention». International College of Economics and Finance, 2016
E. Vaxutin «Personal Ipo of Individual Sportsmen: Case Study of Tennis.». International College of Economics and Finance, 2014
A. Buldakova «Regret over action versus regret over inaction in gambling». International College of Economics and Finance, 2014
- Master
M. Bakiev «Level k-Thinking and Ambiguity Aversion». Faculty of Computer Science, 2017
Courses (2017/2018)
- Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; programme "Double degree programme in Economics of the NRU HSE and the University of London", "Double degree programme in Economics of the NRU HSE and the University of London", "Double degree programme in Economics of the NRU HSE and the University of London", "Double degree programme in Economics of the NRU HSE and the University of London"; 3 year, 3, 4 module)Eng
- Microeconomics II (advanced level) (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; programme "Financial Economics"; 1 year, 2 semester)Eng
- Research Seminar in Financial Economics (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; programme "Financial Economics"; 1 year, 1, 2 semester)Eng
- Research Seminar in Financial Economics (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; programme "Financial Economics"; 2 year, 1, 2 semester)Eng
- Past Courses
Courses (2016/2017)
- Advanced Microeconomics (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; 1 year, 1, 2 semester)Eng
- Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; 3 year, 3, 4 module)Eng
Courses (2015/2016)
- Advanced Microeconomics (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; 1 year, 1, 2 semester)Eng
Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; "Mathematics and Economics", "Economics", "Accounting and Finance", "Economics and Management", "Economics and Finance", "Banking and finance"; 3 year, 3, 4 module)Eng
Courses (2014/2015)
- Advanced Microeconomics (Master’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; 1 year, 1, 2 semester)Eng
Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; "Banking and finance", "Accounting and Finance", "Mathematics and Economics", "Economics and Finance", "Economics and Management", "Economics"; 3 year, 1, 2 module)Rus
Courses (2013/2014)
Game Theory (Bachelor’s programme; International College of Economics and Finance; "Economics and Finance", "Economics", "Economics and Management", "Banking and finance"; 3 year, 1, 2 module)Rus
Papers
- Self-enforcing agreements and forward induction reasoning (NEW version of Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning, June 2017) (revise and resubmit at ReStud). .pdf
- Cautious Belief and Iterated Admissibility (with Nicodemo De Vito), March 2018 (revise and resubmit at Theoretical Economics) .pdf
- Reputation and Information Aggregation (with Sergey Stepanov), March 2018: pdf, supplemental appendix: pdf
- Rationalizability and Epistemic Priority Orderings (NEW version of Selecting Rationalizable Strategies, October 2017) pdf
- Ambiguity Attitudes and Self-Confirming Equilibrium in Sequential Games (with P. Battigalli, G. Lanzani, and M. Marinacci), September 2017 (IGIER working paper n. 607) pdf
- Common Assumption of Cautious Rationality and Iterated Admissibility (with Nicodemo De Vito), June 2016 (revise and resubmit at Theoretical Economics) .pdf, online appendix
- Reputation and Information Aggregation (with Sergey Stepanov), August 2017 .pdf
- On non-monotonic strategic reasoning, April 2017 .pdf
- The overlap between extensive-form rationalizability and subgame perfection, January 2017 .pdf
- Weak Belief and Permissibility (with Nicodemo De Vito), March 2018 pdf
- A comment on Admissibility and Assumption (with Nicodemo De Vito), December 2017 pdf
- Hierarchies of Lexicographic Beliefs (with Nicodemo De Vito), June 2016 pdf
- Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning (OLD version, November 2015) .pdf, online appendix
- Old version of CACR&IA, September 2012 .pdf
Seminars and Conferences:
- September 2015: Seminar at Singapore Management University (Presentation of paper "Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning");
- August 2015: Seminar at National University of Singapore (Presentation of paper "Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning");
- June 2015: Conference in honor of Sergiu Hart at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Presentation of paper "Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning");
- July-August 2014 «Common Assumption of Rationality and Iterated Admissibility», LOFT Conference 2014 (Bergen);
- August 2013 «Common assumption of cautious rationality and iterated admissibility», Asian Meeting of the Econometric Society (Singapore);
- July 2013 «Common assumption of cautious rationality and iterated admissibility», Games and Decisions conference (Università Normale di Pisa);
- June 2013 «Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning at the Workshop on Dynamic Decisions» (Barcelona GSE);
- July 2012 “Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning”, Games 2012;
- May 2012 “Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning”, Stern, NYU;
- Mar 2012 “Common assumption of cautious rationality and iterated admissibility” (with Nicodemo De Vito), Stern, NYU;
- Dec 2011 EBIM doctoral workshop, Bielefeld University (Presentation of paper "Non-binding agreements and forward induction reasoning");
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HSE Open Talks, at HSE Day in Gorky Park this year featured a wide range of lectures in English showcasing the ever increasing numbers of international professors and researchers at the university. Among them was Emiliano Catonini, Assistant Professor at the International College of Economics and Finance. He gave a lecture To the Heart of Decision-Making on rationality and irrationality in economic choices. HSE English News asked him to share his impressions of living and working in Russia.
HSE Day Offers Something for Everyone
Russian students and teachers were not the only ones to actively participate in HSE Day on September 9; many foreigners who study or work at the university took part as well. Numerous activities enriching the celebration could be enjoyed without any knowledge of Russian — for example, Speed Dating, Dance Battle, and a variety of sporting events. However, some sites during the festival had a special English-language programme.
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lectures will be delivered by HSE scholars at Gorky Park as part of HSE Day. Lectures will be delivered in both Russian and English.
‘I Like the City as a Whole, Its Architecture and Its Strong Character’
Dr. Emiliano Catonini, Assistant Professor at the International College of Economics and Finance of the HSE shares his experience on the academic year 2013-2014 in an interview for The HSE LooK.
