  
Aljaž is assistant professor at the Department of General Economics,
teaching courses on microeconomics, experimental economics and game
theory. His research is focused mainly on dynamics
of social institutions such as social networks, culture and social
norms, and their effect on social behavior such as voluntary assistance
and cooperation. His research tools include laboratory experiments,
computer simulations and game theoretic analysis.
Published work: In Search of Stars: Network Formation among Heterogeneous Agents. Games and Economic Behavior (2009) - forthcoming. * With J. Goeree and A. Riedl. Link: ScienceDirect
Partner Choice and Cooperation in Networks:
Theory and Experimental Evidence. (2008) Springer.
Adaptive dynamic capacity borrowing in road-covering mobile networks. in Y. Pan and W. Li (eds), Resource Allocation in Next Generation Wireless Networks. (2006) Nova Science Publishers. * With R.J. Boucherie. Nova regulates an alternative splicing module to shape synaptic activity. Nature Genetics 37 (2005), pp. 844-852. * With J. Ule, J. Spencer, A. Williams, J. Hu, M. Cline, H. Wang, T. Clark, C. Fraser, M. Ruggiu, J. Blume, and R.B. Darnell. CLIP Identifies NOVA-Regulated RNA Networks in the Brain. Science 302 (2003), pp. 1212-1215. * With J. Ule, K.B. Jensen, M. Ruggiu, A. Mele, and R.B. Darnell. On the Distribution of Calls in a Wireless Network driven by Fluid Traffic. European Journal of Operational Research 147 (2003), pp. 146-155. * With R.J. Boucherie.
Work in progress: Exclusion and Cooperation in Social Network Experiments. *With A. Riedl. First version (from 2002) is available upon request. Copperation in Finitely Repeated Games on Networks. Current version is available upon request. Cooperation Emerges among Forward Looking Agents. Current version is available upon request. Personal and General Standards of Fairness in Experimental Investment Game. * With J. Großer. Social Segregation and Cooperation in Network Formation Experiments. *With A. Riedl. CV: pdf Links:
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