Dr Constantine Sorokin
- Lecturer (Economics)
telephone:
6152
email:
Constantine.Sorokin@glasgow.ac.uk
Biography
Constantine Sorokin joined the University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business Schoolin 2019 as Lecturer of Economics. He holds both an undergraduate and PhD degree in mathematics from Lomonosov Moscow State University. From 2010 to 2018, Constantine worked as an Assistant/Associate Professor at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia. Constantine’s research interests are focused around game theory, both from mathematical and economical perspectives.
Research interests
Constantine is a member of the School's Microeconomics research cluster.
Areas of expertise:
- Bayesian persuasion
- Mechanism design
- Stochastic voting
- Local public goods and foot-voting
- Decentralised arbitration
Supervision
- Decentralised arbitration
- Bayesian persuasion and information design
- Role of information in stochastic voting
- Zhang, Tiannan
Economic Analysis of Social Behaviours on Networks
Teaching
- Game theory
- Decision theory
- Social choice
- Mechanism design
- Mathematical optimisation