Group Favoritism and the Image Concerns of Political Partisans: Evidence from Moral Wiggle Room Experiments

Peter Hans Matthews is the Fulbright-Aalto Distinguished Chair at Aalto University as well as the Charles A. Dana Professor of Economics at Middlebury. At Middlebury, he teaches courses in poverty and inequality, labor and public economics, macroeconomics and game theory, and does research in behavioral economics, labor economics, political economy, inequality and philanthropy. He has a PhD from Yale and has previously served as the Fulbright Distinguished Chair at the Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki.

Charly Salonius-Pasternak is a Leading Researcher at FIIA and leads the work of the Center on US Politics and Power (CUSPP). His work at FIIA focuses on international security issues, especially Nordic and transatlantic security (including NATO), as well as U.S. foreign and defence policy. Recently he has focused on Finnish-Swedish defence cooperation and the evolution of US and NATO alliance reassurance approaches in light of the changed regional security situation. In 2017, he was a visiting research fellow at the Changing Character of War programme at Pembroke College (Oxford University), where he studied the hybridization of warfare and the impact of the Information Age on the character of war.