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Facts
Name:
Andrés Perea y Monsuwé
Born:
July 20th, 1970, at Palma de Mallorca (Spain)
Married
to Catalina Bordoy Marcó.
Children: Maria
(born August 3rd, 2003) and Lucas (born April 12th, 2008).
Parents:
Andrés Perea de la Torre and Ans Monsuwé
Brother:
Juan
Sister:
Toñita
Hobbies:
Playing the bugle (member of
Fanfare St. Cecilia Ubachsberg),
drawing comics, ancient history.
Favorite music:
The Beatles
Favorite movies:
Once upon a time in America, The Godfather
(especially parts 1 and 2).
Football club:
Real Madrid
Education
 | From 1982 until 1988 I visited the
Sintermeerten College (High School) in Heerlen. |
| From 1988 until 1993 I studied
Mathematics at the Technical University in Aachen (Germany). My second
subject was Physics. |
| In 1993 I started my PhD at Maastricht
University. Under the supervision of Hans Peters and Mathijs Jansen I
completed my PhD thesis titled "Information Structures in
Noncooperative Games" in 1997. |
Work
Experience
| From 1997 until 1998 I worked as a
Visiting Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,
Departament d'Economia i d'Història Econòmica. |
| From 1998 until 2000 I worked as a
Visiting Professor at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Departamento
de Economía. |
| From 2000 until 2002 I worked as an
Associate Professor at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid,
Departamento de Economia. |
| From 2002 until 2008 I have been
working as an Assistant Professor at the Maastricht University, Department
of Quantitative Economics. |
| From 2008 until now I have been
working as an Associate Professor at the Maastricht University, Department
of Quantitative Economics. |
Teaching
Experience
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PhD Course in Statistics (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona) |
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PhD Course in Game Theory
(Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) |
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Several undergraduate
courses in Mathematics and Statistics (Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Maastricht University) |
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Several undergraduate
courses in Game Theory (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Maastricht
University, Université de Liège) |
Refereeing Experience
I have refereed papers for
the following journals: Games and Economic Behavior, International
Journal of Game Theory, International Game Theory Review, Mathematical
Social Sciences, Spanish Economic Review, Operations Research,
Economic Theory, Synthese, Journal of Economic Theory, Econometrica.
I have also acted as a referee
for the Swiss National Science Foundation, and the Israel
Science Foundation to evaluate research
proposals.
Supervision of PhD Students
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Noemí Navarro
(Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, defended 2003). Title of
dissertation: Asignaciones Parciales del
Valor de una Red. Or, in english: Fair Allocation Rules for
Networks. |
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Tim Schulteis (Maastricht University,
defended 2007). Title of dissertation: On Beliefs and Incomplete Preferences in
Noncooperative Games. |
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Sascha Wolf
(Maastricht University, defended 2009). Title of dissertation:
Monotonicity and Bayes-Nash Implementation. |
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Christian W. Bach (HEC
Lausanne and Maastricht University, defended 2010). Title of
dissertation: Interactive Epistemology and Reasoning: On the
Foundations of Game Theory. |
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Bram Driesen
(Maastricht University, to defend in
2010). |
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