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April 8, 2012
Claudia M. Landeo
Yale Law School
P.O. Box 208215
New Haven, CT 06520
Tel: (203) 436-2566
E-mail:
claudia.landeo@yale.edu
Website: http://www.law.yale.edu/faculty/CLandeo.htm
Academic
Appointments
Current Positions
Yale Law School
Senior
Research Scholar in Law. July 2011-present.
University of Alberta, Department of Economics
Associate Professor of Economics (with tenure). July 2008-present.
Excellence in Research Award
Nomination. December 2011.
Previous Positions
Northwestern University
School of Law,
Visiting Associate Professor of Law. January - June 2011, July 2009 - August 2010.
Kellogg School of Management,
Visiting Scholar of Law and Economics. January - June 2007.
Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz School of Public Policy and Management
Visiting Associate Professor of Economics.
May
2006 - December 2007.
Visiting Scholar of Behavioral Law and Economics.
January - August
2005.
Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow of Law and
Economics. January - December 2000.
University of Alberta, Department of Economics
Assistant Professor of Economics.
July 2002 - June 2008.
University of Pittsburgh, Department of
Economics
Andrew W. Mellon Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow. September 2001 -
April 2002.
Teaching Fellow. January - August 2001.
Teaching
Assistant. September 1998 - December 1999.
Education
University of
Pittsburgh
Ph.D. in Economics.
2002 (completed Ph.D. program in 3.5 years).
Dissertation Topic
Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Bargaining Institutions.
Dissertation Committee Co-Chairs
Professor Linda Babcock,
Carnegie Mellon University
Professor John Duffy,
University of Pittsburgh.
Awards
Andrew
W. Mellon Pre-Doctoral Fellowship. 2001-2002.
Reuben
E. Slesinger Research
Award. 2001.
Best Graduate Research Paper Award. 2000.
M.A.
in Economics. 2001.
M.P.A.
in Public Policy. 1996.
Universidad del Pacifico
B.Sc.
in Economics. 1992.
Additional Training
Yale Law School
Contract Law. Fall
2011.
Northwestern
University
School of Law,
Corporate Law. Summer 2010.
Kellogg School of
Management, Teaching Negotiations Workshop.
Fall
2004.
Carnegie Mellon
University
Heinz School of
Public Policy and Management, Negotiations. Spring 2000.
Social and Decision Science Department,
Human Judgment and Decision Making. Spring 1999.
Department of Mathematical Sciences, Topology.
Spring 1998.
Fields
Law and Economics, Behavioral and
Experimental Economics, Industrial Organization.
Awards, Fellowships,
and Grants
National Science Foundation Research Grant (with Kathryn E. Spier;
$205,000). 2012-2015.
Excellence in Research Award Nomination. University of Alberta. 2011.
Research Fellowship, Max Planck Institute for Research on
Collective Goods. 2011 (under
consideration).
Faculty Retention
Offer,
University of Alberta. 2010
Job Offer (Associate Professor of Law), Northwestern University School of Law.
2010.
Endowment Fund for the Future Grant.
2010-2011, 2008-2010, 2002-2005.
Killam Research Grant. 2008-2010.
Russell Sage Foundation, Roundtable on
Behavioral Economics Grant. 2005-2006.
Research Fellowship,
Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz College. 2000.
Dean's Scholarship,
University of Pittsburgh, Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
2000.
Teaching
Fellowship, University of Pittsburgh, Department of Economics.
2001,
1998-2000.
Tuition Remission Fellowship,
University of Pittsburgh, Center for Latin American Studies.1994-1996.
LASPAU Scholarship. 1994-1996.
Publications
Book Chapters Requested
[1]
Contracts and Markets,
in Kathryn Zeiler and Joshua
Teitelbaum, eds.,
The Research
Handbook on Behavioral Law and Economics,
Edward Elgar Publishing,
forthcoming.
[2]
Litigation and Tort Reform,
in Kathryn Zeiler and Joshua
Teitelbaum, eds.,
The Research
Handbook on Behavioral Law and Economics,
Edward Elgar Publishing,
forthcoming.
[3]
Liability and Litigation
(with Maxim Nikitin), in Thomas Miceli
and Matthew Baker, eds.,
The Research
Handbook on Economic Models of Law,
Edward Elgar Publishing,
forthcoming.
Articles
[4]
Exclusive Dealing and Market Foreclosure: Further Experimental Results
(with Kathryn E. Spier),
Journal
of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, forthcoming.
[Article discussed in the survey by Page,
W., Paper Trail: Working Papers and Recent Scholarship,
The Antitrust
Source (ABA Antitrust Section, online publication), forthcoming.]
[5]
Incentives and Contract Frames: Comment
(with
Kathryn E. Spier).
Journal of
Institutional and Theoretical Economics, forthcoming.
[6]
Trigger
Happy or Gun Shy: Dissolving Common-Value Partnerships with Texas Shootouts
(with Kathryn
E. Spier
and
Richard Brooks),
RAND Journal of Economics,
41, 2010, pp. 649-673.
[Harvard University, John M. Olin Center for
Law, Economics, and Business, Discussion
Paper No. 630.]
[7]
Naked
Exclusion: An Experimental Study of Contracts with Externalities
(with
Kathryn E. Spier),
American Economic Review, 99, 2009, pp. 1850-1877.
[NBER
Working Paper No. 14115;
Harvard University, John M. Olin Center for
Law, Economics, and Business,
Discussion Paper No. 604;
article discussed in the survey by Jolls, C.,
Law and Economics,
in
NBER Reporter,
2008, Number 2.]
[8]
Cognitive
Coherence and Tort Reform,
Journal of Economic Psychology,
6, 2009, pp. 898-912.
[Appendices]
[9]
Deterrence,
Lawsuits and Litigation Outcomes under Court Errors
(with Maxim Nikitin and Scott Baker), Journal of Law, Economics, and
organization, 23, 2007,
pp. 57-97.
[Article
discussed in the following surveys: (i) Polinsky M.A., and Shavell, S.,
Punitive Damages,
in Faure, M., ed., The Encyclopedia
of Law and
Economics,
Vol. 1, 2009;
and, (ii) Daughety, A.F., and Reinganum, J.F.,
Settlement,
in Sanchirico, C.W.,
ed.,
The Encyclopedia of Law and
Economics, Vol. 5, 2009.]
[10] Split-Awards
and Disputes: An Experimental Study of a Strategic Model of Litigation
(with Linda Babcock and Maxim Nikitin),
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization,
63, 2007, pp. 553-572.
[Article
discussed in the following surveys: (i) Spier, K.E., Litigation,
in Polinsky, M.A. and Shavell, S., eds.,
The Handbook of Law and Economics, 2007; and, (ii) Croson, R.,
Experimental Law and Economics,
in
Annual Review of Law and Social Sciences,
2009, Volume 5.]
[11] Dollarization
and the Inflation Threshold
(with Gaetano Antinolfi and Maxim Nikitin),
Canadian Journal of Economics,
40, 2007, pp. 628-649.
[12]
Split-Award
Tort Reform, Firm's Level of Care and Litigation Outcomes
(with Maxim Nikitin), Journal of Institutional and Theoretical
Economics,
162, 2006, pp.
571-600.
[Article
discussed in the survey by Daughety, A.F., and Reinganum, J.F.,
Settlement,
in Sanchirico,
C.W.,
ed., The Encyclopedia of Law and
Economics,Vol. 5, 2009.]
[13] Settlement
Escrows: An Experimental Study of a Bilateral Bargaining Game
(with Linda Babcock), Journal of Economic Behavior and
0rganization, 53, 2004, pp. 401-417.
[Article
discussed in the following surveys: (i) Daughety, A.F., and Reinganum, J.F.,
Settlement,
in Sanchirico, C.W.,
ed.,
The Encyclopedia of Law and
Economics, Vol. 5, 2009; (ii)
Croson, R., Experimental Law
and Economics,
in
Annual Review of Law and Social Sciences,
2009, Volume 5; and, (iii)
Camerer, C. and
Talley, E.,
Experimental Law and Economics,
in Polinsky, M.A. and Shavell, S.,
eds., The
Handbook of Law and Economics,
2007.]
Manuscripts
[14] Playing
against an Apparent Opponent; Incentives for Care, Litigation, and Caps on
Non-Economic Damages under Self-Serving Bias
(with Sergei Izmalkov and Maxim Nikitin). Manuscript
submitted,
RAND Journal of Economics.
[15]
Contracts as a Barrier to Entry: An Experimental Study of Exclusive Dealing
with Stipulated Damages
(with Kathryn E. Spier). Manuscript.
[16] Lawsuits and Settlement under Third-Party Financing
of Litigation (with Maxim Nikitin). Manuscript.
[17]
Collective Bargaining Laws and Bargaining Outcomes in the Public Sector
(with Maxim Nikitin).
Manuscript.
Work in Progress
[18]
Takeover Bids, the Free-Riding Problem, and the Theory of the Corporation: An
Experimental Study
(with Kathryn E. Spier, Harvard Law School
and NBER).
[19]
On the Efficiency of Privately Stipulated Damages for Breach of Contract: An
Experimental Study of Contracts with Renegotiation and Reliance Expenditures (with Kathryn E. Spier, Harvard Law School
and NBER).
[
20]
Debiasing through
Law: An Experimental Study of Unrealistic Optimism and Consumer Safety Law
(with Christine Jolls,
Yale Law School
and
NBER).
[21]
An Experimental Study of Incentive Schemes in
Lab and Field Organizations (with Ian Ayres,
Yale Law School
and
NBER).
[22]
Moral Hazard in Teams: An Experimental Study of Contracts under Frame
Manipulations (with Kathryn E. Spier,
Harvard Law School
and
NBER).
[23] Theory, Experiments, and the Law (with
Kathryn Zeiler,
Georgetown University Law Center).
[24] The Evolution of the Legal Firm Business Model (with Jennifer
Keber, Northwestern University School of Law).
Referee and Reviewer Activities
Referee Activities
American
Economic Review, RAND Journal of Economics, Journal of Law, Economics, and
Organization, Stanford Law Review, Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of Economic Behavior and
Organization, Journal of Legal Studies, Journal of
Law and Economics, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics,
International Review of Law and Economics, Economic Inquiry, Review of Law and Economics.
Reviewer Activities
Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada,
Research Handbook on the Economic Analysis of Torts
(Jennifer
Arlen, ed.).
Seminar Invitations
University of California at Los Angeles
School of Law, Law and
Economics Workshop, November 2012 (scheduled).
New York University, Law School, Law and
Economics Colloquium, May 2012 (scheduled).
DePaul University, Department of Economics,
May 2012 (scheduled).
Connecticut College, Department of
Economics, April 2012 (scheduled).
Harvard Law School, Seminar in Law,
Economics and Organization, March 2012.
Washington
University at Saint Louis, Law School, Theoretical Law and Economics
Workshop, November 2011.
International
Conference on Game Theory, State University of New York at Stony Brook, July
2011.
Max Planck Institute, 29th Seminar on the
New Institutional Economics: Testing Contracts, June 2011.
Northwestern University School of Law,
Faculty Workshop, April 2010.
Northwestern University School of Law,
Searle Law and Economics Colloquium, February 2010.
NBER Summer Institute in Law and Economics,
July 2008.
University of British Columbia, Phelps
Centre Session on Competition Policy at the Annual Meetings of the Canadian
Economic Association. June 2008.
UDEP, Department of Economics, December
2007.
Harvard Law School, Seminar in Law,
Economics and Organization, November 2007.
Georgetown
University, Law School, Workshop in Law and Economics, November 2007.
Catholic
University of Peru, CENTRUM Business School, September 2006.
University of Victoria, Department of
Economics, March 2006.
State University of New York at Stony Brook, Center for Game Theory, Law and
Economics Workshop. July 2005.
Brown University, Law and Economics Invited Session at North America Summer
Meeting of the Econometric Society. June 2004.
Northwestern University, Law and Economics Invited Session at the Summer
Meeting of the Econometric Society. June 2003.
University of
Calgary, Department of Economics, March 2004.
Conference Presentations and Seminar Invitations
Annual Meeting of the American Law and
Economics Association, Stanford University, May 2012 (scheduled).
International
Conference on Game Theory, State University of New York at Stony Brook, July
2011.
Annual Meeting of the American Law and
Economics Association, Columbia University, May 2011.
Conference on Empirical Legal Studies,
University of Southern California, November 2009.
Annual Meeting of the American Law and
Economics Association, University of San Diego, May 2009.
Conference on Empirical Legal Studies,
Cornell University, September 2008.
North America Summer Meeting of the
Econometric Society, Carnegie Mellon University, June 2008.
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Economic Association, UBC (Invited Session, Phelps Centre),
June 2008.
Annual Meeting of the American Law and
Economics Association, Columbia University, May 2008.
Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, New
York University, November 2007.
North American Regional
Conference of the Economic Science Association, Tucson, October 2007.
Annual Meeting
of the Association of
Southern European Economic Theorists, Catholic University of
Portugal, November 2006.
North American Regional Conference of the
Economic Science Association, Tucson, September 2006.
International Conference on Game Theory, State University of New York at
Stony Brook, July 2006.
Australasian
Meetings of the Econometric
Society, Alice Springs, Australia, July 2006.
OMD Meetings, Aix-en-Provence, France,
April 2006.
North American Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society,
Boston, January 2006.
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Law and Economics Association, University of Toronto,
September 2005.
Annual Congress
of the European Economic
Association, Universiteit van Amsterdam,
The
Netherlands, August 2005.
Annual Meeting
of the American Economic Association, Philadelphia, January 2005.
Canadian Law and Economics Association
Meetings, University of Toronto, September 2004.
Latin American Meeting of the Econometric
Society, University of Chile, July 2004.
North America Summer Meeting of the
Econometric Society, Brown University, June 2004.
Annual Meeting of the American Economic
Association, San Diego, January 2004.
North American Regional Conference of the
Economic Science Association, Tucson, November 2003.
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Law and Economics Association, University of Toronto,
September 2003.
North America Summer Meeting of the Econometric Society,
Northwestern University, June 2003.
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Economic
Association, Carleton University, May 2003.
Research Supervision
Northwestern
University, School of Law
Jennifer Keber, J.D. Owen L. Coon/James A.
Rahl Senior Research Project Supervisor. 2011-2012 (in progress).
Layla Dotson, J.D. Owen L. Coon/James A.
Rahl Senior Research Project Supervisor. 2011.
University of Alberta, Department of Economics
Randal Lucas, B.A. Thesis Supervisor
(Honors Program).
2008.
Barbara Russell, Roger S. Smith Project
Supervisor (Honors Program). 2008.
Tatiana Gubanova, M.A. Thesis Committee
Member.
2008.
Yao Chen, B.A. Thesis Committee Member. 2008.
Xiangbo Liu,
M.A. Thesis Committee Member. 2005.
Harjit Shokar,
M.A. Thesis Committee Member. 2004.
Teaching
Northwestern University, School of Law
Corporate Law. 2011.
Business Strategy for Lawyers. 2009-2010
University of Alberta, Department of Economics
Graduate Microeconomic Theory. 2003-2005.
Game Theory and Industrial Organization.
2010.
Game Theory and the Labor Market. 2008, 2003-2006.
Intermediate Microeconomic Theory. 2008-2009, 2002-2006.
Carnegie Mellon
University, Heinz School of public policy and management
Applied Economic Analysis.
2006-2007.
Organizational Economics.
2006-2007.
University of Pittsburgh, Department of Economics
Intermediate Microeconomic Theory. 2001.
Introduction to Microeconomic Theory
(Teaching Assistant). 1999.
Introduction to Macroeconomic Theory
(Teaching Assistant). 2001.
Introduction to Money and Banking (Teaching
Assistant). 1998.
Service
University of Alberta
Microeconomic Theory Ph.D. Comprehensive
Examination Committee Member. 2008-2009, 2003-2006.
Teaching Quality Committee Member.
2008.
Undergraduate Advisor. 2010, 2008-2009, 2003-2006.
Professional
Affiliations
American Economic Association,
American Law and Economics Association,
Canadian Economic
Association,
Economic
Science Association,
Econometric Society, Society for Empirical Legal Studies.
Non-Academic
Appointments
Senior
Research Economist, Peruvian Ministry of Finance. 1996 - 1997.
Junior Research Economist,
Peruvian Ministry of Finance. 1992 - 1994.
Languages
English, Italian,
Spanish.
Other Interests
Music appreciation, violin,
cycling.
citizenship
Canadian, Peruvian
.