About me

I am a Professor of Economics & Game Theory at the Institute of Economic Research at Kyoto University .

I work on the incorporation of jointly intentional behaviour into evolutionary game theory, and have also used evolutionary game theory to tackle problems in bargaining theory, the evolution of preferences and financial contagion.

I gained my PhD from the University of Cambridge in 2011, worked at the University of Sydney from 2011-16, then quit and spent 2017 travelling around.

For ongoing work on shared intentions and collective agency in game theory, please see sharedintentions.net