Field of research: Experimental Economics
Elena Nikishina
Elena Nikishina is a research fellow at the Centre for the Study of Cultural Diversity and Economic Development of the Moscow State University. She received her master’s degree in Economics and candidate of economic sciences degree at the Moscow State University.
Lasha Lanchava
Lasha Lanchava received a Ph.D. degree from the Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education-Economics Institute (CERGE-EI). He has worked as a Research Fellow at the International School of Economics – Tbilisi State University Policy Institute (ISET-PI).
Lasha Lanchava holds expertise in an introductory and advanced level economics and math concepts. In his research, Lasha takes an interdisciplinary approach that bridges insights from behavioral economics, evolutionary, cultural and social psychology, law and economics and evolutionary biology and uses the techniques of experimental economics, to understand observed heterogeneity in economic preferences.
*Last updated April 2021
SITE
Chloé Le Coq
Chloé Le Coq is a Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas (CRED) and a Research Fellow at both SITE, Stockholm School of Economics, and DIW Berlin. She has held visiting positions at Purdue University, the University of California Energy Institute at Berkeley, and the National University of Singapore.
Her research focuses on topics in industrial organization, law and economics, with a particular emphasis on energy markets and their regulation. Recent studies include investigations into nuclear safety, technology-mix competition, discourse patterns among B-Corp certified companies, and energy security challenges.
Chloé Le Coq has co-authored papers with notable researchers such as Maria Bigoni (University of Bologna), Giancarlo Spagnolo (University of Tor Vergata and SITE), and Elena Paltseva (SITE, Stockholm School of Economics). Her work spans energy policy, competition, and antitrust. Key contributions include “Measuring the Security of External Energy Supply in the EU” with Elena Paltseva and “Fines, Leniency, and Rewards in Antitrust” with Maria Bigoni and Giancarlo Spagnolo. She has also contributed to electricity market design with Sebastian Schwenen (Technical University of Munich) and sustainable energy research with Richard Green (Imperial College London).
Beyond energy, Chloé Le Coq’s collaborations with Marieke Huysentruyt (HEC Paris) and Ina Ganguli (University of Massachusetts Amherst) explore social entrepreneurship and innovation. Her joint work with Alexander K. Wagner (University of Salzburg) and James Tremewan (Tor Vergata University) has advanced research in strategic environments and market behavior.
(Last updated January 2025)