Leonardo Boncinelli

During my training in economics I lived in an open-minded environment promoting critical thinking, where I built an expertise in game theory and its multidisciplinary applications. My research interests have led me to study evolutionary game theory, social dynamics, bounded rationality, behavioral rules, institutions, social norms, prosocial behavior, cognitive foundations of decision-making, experimental methods.

I recently received funding from the Italian Ministry of University and Research (PRIN 2017) as principal investigator of a research project to study which cognitive mode is more likely to foster prosocial behavior. We plan to test the hypothesis that different cognitive modes (i.e., automatic intuition, conscious intuition, deliberation) trigger different social motives (i.e., empathy, social sanctioning, morality) underlying prosociality.

• SAET Conference, Seoul, Postponed to 2021!

• GAMES 2020, Budapest, Postponed to 2021!

• LEG: Learning, Evolution and Games, Lucca, Postponed to 2021!

• Special Issue on "Social Coordination Games", 10 October 2021

• Special Issue on "Dynamic Games and Social Networks", 30 June 2021

• Special Issue on "Advances in Statistical Decision Theory and Applications", 31 December 2021

• CO.S.MO.PRO.BE.: COgnitive modes, Social MOtives and PROsocial BEhavior

• Pegaso Doctoral Program in Economics

• PhD Programs at IMT Lucca

• GAME Science Research Center

• CIES: Centro Interuniversitario per l'Economia Sperimentale

• Strategic Quotient: Measure of strategic skills

• BluTube: Game for education

• PRO.CO.P.E.: PAI2019 Prosociality, Cognition and Peer Effects