Research Interests
Economic Theory, Networks.
Biography
Sanjeev Goyal is a pioneer and leading international scholar in the study of social and economic networks. His book, `Connections: an introduction to the economics of networks`, was published in 2007 by Princeton University Press. A Chinese translation appeared in 2010.
Sanjeev Goyal is a Fellow of the British Academy and was the Founding Director of the Cambridge-INET Institute.
Recent Publications
Published Papers
Gagnon, J. and Goyal, S. Networks, markets and inequality, (2017) American Economic ReviewChoi, S., Galeotti, A and Goyal, S. Trading in networks, (2017) Journal of the European Economic Association
Dziubinski, M. and Goyal, S. How do you defend a network?, (2017) Theoretical Economics
Cerdeiro, D.A., Dziubinski, M. and Goyal, S. Individual security, contagion, and network design, (2017) Journal of Economic Theory
Bramoullé, Y. and Goyal, S. Favoritism, (2016) Journal of Development Economics
Cambridge Working Papers in Economics
Goyal, S., Hernández, P., Martínez-Cánovasz, G., Moisan, F., Muñoz-Herrera, M. and Sánchez, A. Integration and Segregation, (2017) CWPE1721Dziubinski, M., Goyal, S. and Minarsch, D. E. N. The Strategy of Conquest, (2017) CWPE1704
Dasgupta, P. and Goyal, S. Narrow Identities, (2016) CWPE1653
Goyal, S. Networks and Markets, (2016) CWPE1652
Galeotti, A., Ghiglinoy , C. and Goyal, S. Financial Linkages, Portfolio Choice and Systemic Risk, (2016) CWPE1612
Recent Activities
Paul Kleindorfer Lecture, Society of Economic Design, York. 2017.
Public Lecture, Oxford Mathematical Institute. 2017. [video link]
Research Grants
Ibsen- Bridging The Gap From Individual Behaviour To The Socio-Technical Man (ECH2020 FUTURE & EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES (FET))
Complexity-Net: Resilience And Interaction Of Networks In Ecology And Economics (Resinee) (EPSRC)
Research Seminars: Seminars On Networks (ESRC)
Influencing The Influencers: A Theory Of Strategic Diffusion (ESRC)
Keynes Fund Sponsored Projects
Experiments on Financial Networks (JHLB) Research Output
Experiments on 'Networked Markets' (JHLR)
Teaching
M150 - Economics of Networks
Phd11 - Applied Microeonomic Theory
PhD Students
Supervisor
