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Alfarano, Simone and Lux, Thomas (2010): Extreme Value Theory as a Theoretical Background for Power Law Behavior.

Alfarano, Simone and Lux, Thomas and Wagner, Friedrich (2010): Excess Volatility and Herding in an Artificial Financial Market: Analytical Approach and Estimation.

Alfarano, Simone and Milakovic, Mishael and Raddant, Matthias (2011): A Note on institutional hierarchy and volatility in financial markets.

Arribas, Iván and Pérez, Francisco and Tortosa-Ausina, Emili (2008): On the Dynamics of Globalization. Published in: Documentos de Trabajo - Fundación BBVA No. 9 (2008)

Arribas, Iván and Pérez, Francisco and Tortosa-Ausina, Emili (2006): Measuring International Economic Integration: Theory and Evidence of Globalization. Published in: Documentos de Trabajo - Fundación BBVA No. 24 (2006)

Arribas, Iván and Pérez, Francisco and Tortosa-Ausina, Emili (2009): The determinants of international financial integration revisited: the role of networks and geographic neutrality. Published in: Fundación BBVA - Documentos de Trabajo No. 15 (2009)

Arribas, Iván and Pérez, Francisco and Tortosa-Ausina, Emili (2009): The distance puzzle revisited: a new interpretation based on geographic neutrality. Published in: Fundación BBVA - Documentos de Trabajo , Vol. 16, (2009)

Erlingsson, Einar Jón and Alfarano, Simone and Raberto, Marco and Stefánsson, Hlynur (2012): On the distributional properties of size, pro fit and growth of Icelandic firms.

Livan, Giacomo and Alfarano, Simone and Scalas, Enrico (2011): The fine structure of spectral properties for random correlation matrices: an application to financial markets.

Pérez, Francisco and Arribas, Iván and Tortosa-Ausina, Emili (2009): Openness and geographic neutrality: How do they contribute to international banking integration? Published in: Openness and geographic neutrality: How do they contribute to international banking integration? No. 5 (2009)

Silva, José Ignacio and Toledo, Manuel (2009): The Unemployment Volatility Puzzle: The Role of Matching Costs Revisited.