dhr. C. (Carmine) Guerriero
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Faculteit Economie en Bedrijfskunde
Sectie Microeconomics
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Plantage Muidergracht
12
1018 TV Amsterdam
Kamernummer: M3.16
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c.guerriero@uva.nl
T: 0205255494
T: 0205257162
Short Bio
BA (2002 Milano) MA (2004 Chicago) Msc (2005 London) PhD (2010 Cambridge)
Carmine Guerriero is assistant professor at the University of Amsterdam, associate editor of the "International Review of Law and Economics," and fellow of the Amsterdam Center for Law and Economics, the Tinbergen Institute, and the Duisenberg School of Finance. His theoretical and empirical papers analyze a variety of topics: the political economy of regulation, the evolution of legal traditions, the determinants and economic effects of property rights, a culture of cooperation, and inclusive political institutions. He has held visiting positions at the IEFE at Bocconi university (2009) and EIEF (2014). Moreover, he received the "Paul Geroski" Prize from EARIE in 2007 and the "Hans-Jurgen-Ewers-Prize" from the Berlin University of Technology in 2011.
2015
- G. Dari Mattiacci & C. Guerriero (in press). Law and Culture: A Theory of Comparative Variation in Bona Fide Purchase Rules. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 35 (3), 1-32.
- C. Guerriero (in press). Endogenous Legal Traditions and Economic Outcomes. Journal of Comparative Economics.
2014
- G. Vala Elias Pimentel de Oliveir & C. Guerriero (2014). Extractive States: The Case of the Italian Unification. In 13th Session of the European School on New Institutional Economics. Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2014-04/Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics No. 2014-03.
- G. Vala Elias Pimentel de Oliveir & C. Guerriero (2014). Extractive States: The Case of the Italian Unification. In 10th Annual Conference of the Italian Society of Law and Economics. Amsterdam Law School Research Paper No. 2014-04/Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics Working Paper No. 2014-03.
2013
- C. Guerriero (2013). The Political Economy of Incentive Regulation: Theory and Evidence from US States. Journal of Comparative Economics, 41 (1), 91-107. doi: 10.1016/j.jce.2012.05.003
2011
- C. Guerriero (2011). Legal Traditions and Economic Performances: Theory and Evidence. In F. Parisi (Ed.), Encyclopedia of law and economics. - 2nd ed. - Vol. 7: Production of legal rules (pp. 144-163). Cheltenham (UK) / Northampton, MA (USA): Edward Elgar.
- C. Guerriero (2011). Accountability in government and regulatory policies: theory and evidence. Journal of Comparative Economics, 39 (4), 453-469. doi: 10.1016/j.jce.2011.07.001
- G. Dari-Mattiacci & C. Guerriero (2011). Law, economics, and history: endogenous institutional change and legal innovation. In M. Faure & J. Smits (Eds.), Does law matter? On law and economic growth (Ius commune reeks, 100) (pp. 137-154). Cambridge [etc.]: Intersentia.[go to publisher's site]
2010
- C. Guerriero (2010). Democracy, judicial attitudes and heterogeneity: the civil versus common law tradition. (unknown, ACLE working paper, no 2010-10). Amsterdam: Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics.[go to publisher's site]
- C. Guerriero (2010). The political economy of incentive regulation: Theory and evidence from U.S. states. (unknown, ACLE working paper, no 2010-07). Amsterdam: Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics.
- C. Guerriero (2010). The political economy of (de)regulation: Theory and evidence from the U.S. electricity market. (unknown, ACLE working paper, no 2010-06). Amsterdam: Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics.[go to publisher's site]
- C. Guerriero (2010). Accountability in government and regulatory policies: Theory and evidence. (unknown, ACLE working paper, no 2010-08). Amsterdam: Amsterdam Center for Law & Economics.
2009
- C. Guerriero (2009). Accountability in government and regulatory policies: theory and evidence. (extern rapport, IEFE working paper, no 24). Milan: IEFE.[go to publisher's site]
- C. Guerriero (2009). Democracy, judicial attitudes and heterogeneity: the civil versus common law tradition. (extern rapport, Cambridge working papers in economics (CWPE), no 0917). Cambridge: Cambridge University, Faculty of Economics.
2010
- C. Guerriero (2010). When is regulation more efficient than competition? VOX : Research-based Policy Analysis and Commentary from leading Economists, 2010 (21 November 2010).
2014
- G. De Oliveira & C. Guerriero (2014). Extractive states: the case of the Italian unification. (Preprints, ACLE Working Papers, no 2014-03). Amsterdam: ACLE, University of Amsterdam.[go to publisher's site]
- S. Boranbay & C. Guerriero (2014). Endogenous (in)formal institutions. (Preprints). Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam.
- G. Dari-Mattiacci & C. Guerriero (2014). Endogenous property rights. (Preprints). Amsterdam: ACLE.
- C. Guerriero (2014). Endogenous Institutions and Economic Outcomes. (Preprints). Amsterdam: Department of Economics and ACLE, University of Amsterdam.
2013
- G. Dari-Mattiacci, C. Guerriero & Z. Huang (2013). The property-contract balance. (Preprints). : University of Amsterdam.
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