TEACHING AND SUPERVISION
My teaching focuses on “International Economics”, “Economics of European Integration”, “Economics of EMU and the Euro”, “European Economic Policy”, “Political Economy of EMU and the Euro” and “Intangible Capital and Growth” and takes the form of lectures, interactive lectures and seminars at the BA, MSc and PhD levels in both English and German.
Teaching
1. Economics of European Integration, Lecture, Profile Area, ~75 students, WS2023, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
2. Intangible Capital and Growth, Lecture, Elective Area, ~20 students, WiSe2023, MSc Economics, University of Hamburg.
3. Außenwirtschaftslehre mit Schwerpunkt auf Ökonomik der Europäischen Integration, Lecture, Representation of Prof. Wolfgang Maennig, Compulsory Area, ~150 students, SS2023, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
4. Ökonomie der Europäischen Wirtschafts- und Währungsunion, Seminar, Profile Area, ~20 students, SS2023, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
5. Economics of European Integration, Lecture, Representation of Prof. Thomas Straubhaar, Profile Area, ~75 students, WS2022, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
6. European Economic Policy, Lecture, Elective Area, ~75 students, SS2022, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
7. Economics of European Integration, Seminar, Profile Area, ~20 students, SS2022, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
8. Intangible Capital and Labour Productivity Growth, Lecture, Elective Area, ~20 students, SS2021, MSc Economics, University of Hamburg.
9. Economics of European Integration, Lecture, Representation of Prof. Thomas Straubhaar,
Profile Area, ~75 students, WS2020, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
10. Intangible Capital and Labour Productivity Growth, Lecture, Elective Area, ~45 students, SS2020, MSc Economics, University of Hamburg.
11. Political Economy of Economic and Monetary Union, Lecture, Elective Area, ~20 students WS2019, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
12. Economics of European Integration, Seminar, Profile Area, ~20 students, SS2019, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
13. Political Economy of Economic and Monetary Union, Lecture, ~45 students WS 2018, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
14. European Economic Policy, Lecture, Elective Area, ~45 students, SS2018, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
15. Economics of European Integration, Seminar, Profile Area, ~ 20 students, SS2018, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
16. International Political Economy, Lecture, Compulsory Area, ~45 students, SS2018, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
17. Political Economy of Economic and Monetary Union, Lecture, Elective Area, ~20 students, WS 2017, MS Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg, University of Hamburg.
18. Political Economy of Economic and Monetary Union, Lecture, ~20 students, WS 2017, MSc European Studies, Europa-Kolleg Hamburg, University of Hamburg.
19. Contemporary Questions of European Integration, Seminar, Profile Area, ~20 students, WS 2017, BA Economics, University of Hamburg.
20. European Economic Policy, Lecture, Elective Area, ~45 students, SS 2017, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
21. International Political Economy, Lecture, Compulsory Area, ~45 students, SS2017, MSc Economics and MSc Politics, Economics, Philosophy, University of Hamburg.
22. Introduction to European Economic Policy, Lecture, Representation of Prof. Renate Ohr, Compulsory Area, ~75 students, WS 2011, BA Economics, University of Göttingen.
23. Eurozone Crisis and Political Union, Seminar, Elective Area, ~20 students, SS 2011, BA Economics, University of Göttingen.
24. Intangible Capital and Labour Productivity Growth, Seminar, Elective Area, ~20 students, WS 2010, BA Economics, University of Göttingen.
25. Trust and Economics, Seminar, Elective Area, ~20 students, SS 2010, BA Economics, University of Göttingen.
26. Trust and Financial Crisis, Seminar, Elective Area, ~20 students, WS 2009, BA Economics, University of Göttingen
Thesis supervision
MSc-Level
The relationship between trust in the European Central Bank and the formation of inflation expectations in the euro area, MSc Economics, UHH, 2023.
Intangible Capital and Labor Productivity Growth – A Cross-Country (Sub)-Sector Analysis, MSc Economics, UHH, 2021.
Explaining Public Support for the Euro outside the Euro Area – Analyzing the Danish Case, 1999-2019, MSc Politics, Economics and Philosophy, UHH, 2020.
The Impact of Structural Capital on Public Support for the Euro – An Empirical Analysis, MSc Economics, UHH, 2020.
Comparing Public Support for the Euro inside and outside the Euro Area – Evidence from the Eurobarometer, 2005-2017, MSc Economics, UHH, 2020.
Does Germany benefit from the Euro? – A Systematic Literature Review, MSc Economics, UHH, 2019.
Are Structural and Cohesion Funds promoting convergence between NUTS2 regions? – an empirical assessment considering Europe 2020 Strategy, MSc Economics, UHH, 2019.
Clean enough for the club? An Assessment of the influence of EU membership on Romania’s fight against corruption, Msc Politics, Economics and Philosophy, UHH, 2019.
Intangible Capital and Labour Productivity Growth – An Empirical Investigation for the EU, MSc Economics, UHH, 2019.
Is Political Unity the Glue that holds the EMU together? Evidence from the Ruble Zone (1991-1993), with emphasis on the role of International Organizations, G7 and Financial Markets, MSc Economics, UHH, 2018.
BA-Level
The European Commission’s SURE instrument: An In-Depth Analysis of the Spanish Case, BA, Economics, UHH, 2023.
Führt Fiskalische Dominanz zu sinkender Unabhängigkeit der EZB? Eine Analyse am Fallbeispiel Italiens, BA, Economics, UHH, 2022.
State Aid during COVID-19: An Economically Necessary Measure or a Long-Term Distortion of European Competition?, BA, Economics, UHH, 2021
Der italienische Aufbau und Resilienzplan – Italiens Chance für ein nachhaltiges Wirtschaftswachstum?, BA, Economics, UHH, 2021.
Complementary Intangible Capital Investment and Artificial Intelligence – Analyzing the German case, BA Economics, UHH, 2019.
Do the Economic or Political Optimum Currency Area Criteria Explain the Enduring Sustainability of the Economic and Monetary Union better? – A qualitative Assessment of the Italian Case, BA Economics, UHH, 2019.
Können die Mitgliedsstaaten der Eurozone künftige Staatschuldenkrisen durch die Emission von SBBS Effektiv verhindern?, BA Economics, UHH, 2018.
Measuring the competitiveness of EU and China - The Key role of education in their 2020 strategy, MSc Economics, University of Paris, 2011.
Systemic Trust and Economic Growth—A Cross-Sectional Analysis, BA Economics, University of Göttingen, 2010.
Trust, Inequality and Redistribution Policy – A Theoretical and Empirical Study of Latin American Countries between 1996 and 2009, BA Economics, University of Göttingen, 2010.