My background is in pure mathematics, but my current main research interests are in theoretical economics, especially social choice theory, social welfare theory, decision theory, and game theory. I am also interested in certain questions in formal philosophy. Earlier in life, my main research focus was symbolic dynamics and ergodic theory (especially cellular automata). Here is a very brief bio:
- Ph.D in Mathematics from University of Toronto (2001).
- Professor of Mathematics at Trent University, Canada (2002-2014).
- Professor of Economics at CY Cergy Paris Université (formerly called the Université de Cergy-Pontoise), France (2014-present).