Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Viktor Stojkoski, and César Hidalgo, “Optimizing Economic Complexity”, TSE Working Paper, n. 24-1623, March 2025.

Alexandros Gelastopoulos, and Gael Le Mens, “The disjunction effect does not violate the Law of Total Probability”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1624, March 2025.

Aviad Heifetz, and Jorge Peña, “Nash equilibria are extremely unstable in most games under the utility-taking gradient dynamics”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1627, March 2025.

Violeta I. Haas, Konstantin Bogatyrev, Tarik Abou-Chadi, Heike Klüver, and Lukas F. Stoetzer, “The Electoral Effects of State-Sponsored Homophobia”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1628, March 2025.

Maxime Derex, Jean-François Bonnefon, Robert Boyd, Richard McElreath, and Alex Mesoudi, “Social learning preserves both useful and useless theories by canalizing learners’ exploration”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1618, February 2025.

Jean-Paul Azam, “The Birth of Price Theory in Peter Olivi’s Treatise on Contracts (Narbonne: 1295): A Tool against Misconceived Regulation”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1619, February 2025.

Marina Kontalexi, Alexandros Gelastopoulos, and Pantelis Analytis, “Social Influence Distorts Ratings in Online Interfaces”, arXiv, February 2025.

Haneul Jang, and Daniel Redhead, “Transmission Networks of Long-term and Short-term Knowledge in a Foraging Society”, TSE Working Paper, n. 25-1611, January 2025.

Jeremy Horowitz, Giacomo Lemoli, and Kristin Michelitch, “Penalties for Particularism and Partisanship? Citizens’ Preferences for Legal Punishment of Clientelism”, TSE Working Paper, n. 24-1603, December 2024, revised June 2025.

Ingela Alger, “Norms and norm change - driven by social Kantian preferences”, TSE Working Paper, n. 24-1605, December 2024, revised April 2025.