Professional career
Sanchirico’s research and teaching combine mathematical and legal-institutional sophistication to a degree that is relatively rare among economists [2] and legal scholars. [3] He has published extensively in preeminent journals in the fields of tax law and policy,evidence,procedure,law and economics,public economics,game theory,and mathematical economics. [4] He has presented his work widely at law schools,economics departments,business schools,and statistics departments. His course offerings include Federal Income Taxation,Taxation of Business Entities,International Taxation,Evidence,Game Theory (Ph.D. level),Intermediate Microeconomics,Mathematical Methods (Ph.D. level),and Law and Economics.
In 2009 Sanchirico visited Universitàdi Bologna where he was visiting scholar at La Facoltàdi Economia,senior fellow at Istituto di Studi Avanzati,and Erasmus Mundus Scholar. Sanchirico has served as the chair of the Evidence Section of the Association of American Law Schools and a member of the board of directors of the American Law and Economics Association. Sanchirico is one of the founding co-directors of the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Tax Law and Policy. He is also the founding editor of two eJournals,Evidence and Evidentiary Procedure and Economic Inequality and the Law,and an advisory editor of the University of Bologna Law Review,a general student-edited law journal published by the department of legal studies of the University of Bologna. [5]
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