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Editor
  • Federico Echenique
Coeditors
  • Mira Frick
  • Pablo Kurlat
  • Juuso Toikka
  • Rakesh Vohra
Associate Editors
  • Scott Ashworth
  • Sarah Auster
  • Mariagiovanna Baccara
  • Marco Bassetto
  • Francis Bloch
  • Simon Board
  • Jaroslav Borovicka
  • Florian Brandl
  • Benjamin Brooks
  • Christopher P. Chambers
  • Eduardo Davila
  • Geoffroy de Clippel
  • Eddie Dekel
  • Tommaso Denti
  • Laura Doval
  • Ignacio Esponda
  • Alex Frankel
  • Yingni Guo
  • Kevin He
  • Benjamin Hébert
  • Johannes Hörner
  • Fuhito Kojima
  • Vijay Krishna
  • Nicolas S. Lambert
  • Stephan Lauermann
  • Benjamin Lester
  • Shengwu Li
  • Annie Liang
  • Elliot Lipnowski
  • Jay Lu
  • George J. Mailath
  • Moritz Meyer-ter-vehn
  • Ezra Oberfield
  • Marcin Pęski
  • John K.-H. Quah
  • Philipp Sadowski
  • Todd D. Sarver
  • Uzi Segal
  • Ran Spiegler
  • Colin Stewart
  • Satoru Takahashi
  • Juuso Välimäki
  • Pierre-Olivier Weill
  • Alexander Westkamp
  • Thomas Wiseman

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