Ronny Razin

Ronny Razin is a Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research focuses on Microeconomic Theory and Political Economy. He serves as Head of Department and is a Programme Co-Director for the STICERD Theory Group. Professor Razin teaches courses such as EC102: Economics B and EC302: Political Economy. His contact details include an email address of r.razin@lse.ac.uk and a personal website at https://sites.google.com/view/ronnyrazin/home.

Ronny Razin is an economist whose research focuses on the intersection of economics, political behavior, and information diffusion. His work explores how individuals and groups make decisions under uncertainty, particularly in the context of voting behavior, information aggregation, and the impact of social media on political polarization. Razin's research also examines the role of signaling, correlation neglect, and the dynamics of coalition formation in political and economic settings. His publications highlight the influence of religious beliefs, social norms, and institutional structures on collective decision-making. By analyzing the effects of communication and information diffusion in networks, Razin contributes to understanding how economic and political outcomes are shaped by individual and group behavior.