CURRICULUM VITAE

Email: hermida.rivera.hector@gtk.bme.hu

Website: www.hectorhermidarivera.com

Office: QA327, Budapest University of Technology & Economics, 1117, Budapest, Hungary

Postdoctoral Fellowship   •   Budapest University of Technology & Economics (2023 - 26)

Doctorate in Economics   •   University of East Anglia (2019 - 24)

Master's Degree in Economic Analysis   •   Autonomous University of Barcelona (2016 - 18)

Master's Degree in Political Economy   •   University of Essex (2015 - 16)

Bachelor's Degree in Political & Administration Sciences   •   Pompeu Fabra University (2011 - 15)

SOFTWARE   —   LaTeX (high)   •   Excel (medium)   •   Mathematica (medium)   •   STATA (medium)   •   R (low)

RESEARCH   —   Social Choice   •   Mechanism Design   •   Game Theory   •   Political Economy

LANGUAGES   —   English (fluent)   •   Spanish (native)   •   Catalan (native)

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA (2025). Minimal Stable Voting Rules. Games and Economic Behavior 153, pp. 541 - 553 [pdf | Open Access]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA & Toygar T. KERMAN (2025). Binary Self-Selective Voting Rules. Journal of Public Economic Theory 27.3, pp. 1 - 7 [pdf | Open Access]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA (2025). The Implementability of Liberalism. Public Choice 203, pp. 493 - 501 [pdf | Open Access]

Federica GENOVESE & Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA (2022). Government Ideology and Bailout Conditionality in the European Financial Crisis. International Interactions 48.5, pp.  897 - 935 [pdf | Open Access]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA. Self-Equivalent Voting Rules   •   Job Market Paper [available preprint]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA. A Simple Characterization of Qualified Majority Voting Rules [available preprint]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA & Toygar T. Kerman. Farsighted Stable Voting Rules [in progress]

Fatma ASLAN & Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA. Liberalism, Fairness, & Equilibrium [in progress]

Héctor HERMIDA-RIVERA, Ben McQUILLIN, & Mich TVEDE. The Residual Claimant [in progress]

Bargaining Theory   •   Budapest University of Technology & Economics (2024 - 26)   •   6h

Intermediate Microeconomics   •   University of East Anglia (2022 - 23)   •   20h

Game Theory   •   Autonomous University of Barcelona (2017 - 18)   •   15h

£61,650 Full Doctoral Studentship   •   University of East Anglia (2019 - 22)

€1,500 Undergraduate Academic Internship   •   Pompeu Fabra University (2014 - 15)

€1,365 Undergraduate First Class Honors Scholarship   •   Pompeu Fabra University (2011 - 15)

Course on Higher Education Teaching Skills   •   University of East Anglia (2022)

Summer Course on Epistemic Game Theory   •   Maastricht University (2017)

Summer School in Social Science Data Analysis   •   University of Essex (2016)

CONFERENCES   —   Coalition Theory Network Workshop (×3)   •   Conference on Economic Design (×3)   •   Conference on Mechanism & Institution Design (×3)   •   European Meeting on Game Theory (×4)   •   Game Theory & Applications International Conference (×1)   •   Lisbon Meetings in Game Theory & Applications (×1)   •   Political Economy of International Organisations Conference (×1)   •   Stony Brook International Conference on Game Theory (×1)   •   World Congress of the Game Theory Society (×1)

SEMINARS   —   Budapest University of Technology & Economics (×2)   •   Centre for Economic & Regional Studies (×1)   •   Corvinus University of Budapest (×2)   •   University of Barcelona (×1)   •   University of East Anglia (×3)   •   University of Granada (×1)   •   University of Liverpool (×2)   •   University of Rovira i Virgili (×1)   •   University of Vienna (×1)

Public Choice (2024)

Assistant Professor Ben McQUILLIN   •   University of East Anglia

Professor Mich TVEDE   •   University of Sheffield

Associate Professor Róbert SOMOGYI   •   Budapest University of Technology & Economics

Professor Antonio MIRALLES ASENSIO   •   University of Messina

Assistant Professor Toygar T. KERMAN   •   Corvinus University of Budapest