| E-mail: |
Bertil.Tungodden@nhh.no
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| Telephone: |
+47 55 959261 |
| Fax: |
+47 55 959543 |
| Title: |
Professor, dr.oecon. |
| Nationality: |
Norwegian
Curriculum Vitae |
| Teaching languages: |
Norwegian, English |
Teaching areas: |
| Undergraduate: |
Development Economics, Microeconomics, Public Economics, and
Applied Game Theory. |
| Graduate: |
Development Economics, Distributive Justice, Social Choice
Theory |
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| Research: |
Social choice theory, Development economics, Distributive
Justice, Experimental Economics. |
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| Research in progress: |
- 'The tyranny of non-aggregation versus the tyranny of aggregation in social
choices: a real dilemma' (co-author Marc Fleurbaey). Discussion Paper 39/06.
Updated May 2007
- 'Responsibility for what? Fairness and individual responsibility' (co-authors
Alexander W. Cappelen and Erik Ø. Sørensen).
Discussion Paper 15/05.
- 'Weight Functions and Sign Regularity' (co-author P.E. Manne). Discussion
Paper 3/99. Invited to revise and resubmit to Mathematical Social Sciences.
- 'Hammond Equity: A generalization', Discussion Paper 20/99, invited to
revise and resubmit to Mathematical Social Sciences
- 'Rewarding effort', (co-author Alexander Cappelen),
Discussion Paper 9/04, NHH.
Invited to revise and resubmit to Economic Theory.
- 'Social Choices with Independent Norm Levels', Discussion Paper 2/98, NHH
- 'Norms and Informational Environments in Social Choices', Discussion Paper
22/99, NHH.
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| Selected publications: |
- National responsibility and the just distribution of debt relief' (co-authors
Alexander Cappelen and Rune Jansen Hagen), Ethics and International Affairs,
21 (1) 2007, 69-83.
- 'Local autonomy and interregional equality' (co-authors Alexander Cappelen), Social Choice and Welfare28
(2007) 443-460.
- 'The Pluralism of Fairness Ideals:
An Experimental Approach' (co-authors Alexander Cappelen, Astri D. Hole and
Erik Ø. Sørensen), American Economic Review, 97 (3) 2007, 818-827.
- 'Relocating the
responsibility cut: Should more responsibility imply less redistribution' (co-author
Alexander Cappelen), Politics, Philosophy and Economics, 5 (10) 2006,
353-362.
- 'On
the Possibility of Paretian Egalitarianism', Journal of Philosophy,
2005, 102: 126-154.
- 'Poverty Measurement: The Critical Comparison Value', Social Choice and Welfare,
2005, 25: 75-84.
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Towards Pro-Poor Policies - Aid. Institutions, Globalization (editor
together with Nick Stern and Ivar Kolstad). 2004. World Bank and
Oxford University Press.
- 'Resolving distributional conflicts between generations',
Economic Theory, 24 (2004) 221-230. (co-author: Geir Asheim)
- 'The indexing impasse: Is 'the intersection approach' a solution?'
Social Choice and Welfare 22, 2004, 49-60 (co-author: B.C. Brun)
- 'Any non-welfarist method of policy assessment violates the Pareto-principle:
A comment', Journal of Political Economy, December 2003,
6: 1382-1385 (co-authors:
Marc Fleurbaey and Howard Chang)
- 'The Value of Equality', Economics and Philosophy, 2003, 19 (1): 1-44
- 'Justifying Sustainability', Journal of Environmental
Economics and Management, 2001, 2: 252-268 (co-authors G.B. Asheim and W. Bucholz),
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| Academic Editorial Board: |
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Co-Editor
Economics and Philosophy (2005 - ) |
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| Visiting professor/visiting scholar: |
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Harvard University,
Harvard University Program in Ethics and
Health, Fall 2005.
Norad, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 2003-2004
Nuffield College, Oxford, Spring 2000 |
| Other interests/involvements: |
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