Emiliya Lazarova is a Lecturer in Economics in the School of Management. Her main research interests lie in the areas of coalition formation, matching theory, relational economies, and applied economics. Emiliya defended her Ph.D. thesis entitled 'Stability, Governance and Effectiveness: Essays on the service economy' in December 2006 at Tilburg University, the Netherlands. She currently teaches 'Applied Econometrics' and 'Quantitative Business Methods' on the undergraduate programme in Economics.

Recent Publications

• Shedding light on the light bulb puzzle: the role of attitudes and perception in the adoption of energy efficient light bulbs
  Scottish Journal of Political Economy (2010)
• Coalitional games and contracts based on individual deviations
  TOP (2010)
• Balanced weights and three-sided coalition formation
  Games (2010)
• A Bargaining Set for Monotonic Simple Games based on External and Internal Stability
  TOP (2009)
• Stability, Specialization and Social Recognition
  Division of Lobour & transaction Costs (2007)
• Does Governance Matter for Aggregate Health Capital?
  Applied Economics Letters (2007)
• On Socio-Economic Roles ansdSpecialization
  Economic Papers: Inframarginal Economics (2006)
• Governance in Relation to Infant mortality rate: Evidence from around the World
  Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics (2006)

Working Papers

• Stability and Social Recognition of Authority: Collective Production in a Pre-Market Setting
• Contracts and Coalition Formation based on Individual Deviations
• Coalitional Matchings

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