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Research Fellows |
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Stefan
Bechtold:
Associate Professor for Intellectual Property, ETH Zurich. |
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Christine Benesch:
Researcher, School of Economics and Political Science, |
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Matthias
Benz:
Correspondent "Neue Zürcher Zeitung". Primary Interests: Economic Policy, Psychology & Economics,
Organizational Economics, Personnel Economics, Institutional Economics. |
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Charles
B. Blankart:
Permanent Visiting Professor of Economics at University of Lucerne (Switzerland),
Professor emeritus of Economics at Humboldt-University of Berlin.
Primary Interests: Public Finance, Economic Theory of Politics, Federalism, Rents,
Direct vs. Parliamentary Democracy. |
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Iris Bohnet:
Full Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School.
Primary Interests: Behavioral Economics, Gender, Bargaining and Negotiation, Game Theory,
Decision Analysis. |
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Christoph Engel:
Director at the Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods in Bonn, and Professor at the
Universities of Bonn and Osnabrück. Primary Interest: Behavioural Law and Economics |
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Lars P. Feld:
Full Professor, Alfred-Weber-Institute for Economics, Ruprecht-Karls-University
of Heidelberg. Primary Interests: Public Finance, Political Economy,
Psychological Foundations of Economics, Federalism. |
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Jetta Frost:
Full Professor of Organization Management and Theory, University of Hamburg.
Primary Interests: Organization Design, Strategy Management, Markets within Firms, Knowledge Governance,
University Governance, Theories of the Firm. |
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Beat Gygi:
Economics and Business Editor, "Neue Zürcher Zeitung". Primary Interests: Organizational Economics, Corporate Governance,
Economic Policy, Health Economics. |
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Gerard Hertig:
Professor of Law, Humanities, Social and Political Sciences Department,
ETH Zurich.
Primary interests: Law and Economics, Corporate Governance,
European Integration. |
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Eva
Jonas: Full Professor of Social Psychology at the Department of Psychology of the University
of Salzburg, Austria. Primary interests: Information seeking, advisor client interactions,
customer complaints, innovation, procedural fairness, terror management theory, cross-cultural differences
in the arousal of reactance |
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Gebhard Kirchgässner: Full
Professor of Economics and Econometrics, University of St. Gallen, and Director of the Swiss Institute
for International Economics and Applied Economic Research at the University of St. Gallen.
Primary interests: Public Finance, Direct Democracy, New Political Economy, Federalism,
Methodological Foundations of the Social Sciences. |
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Simon Lüchinger:
Assistant Professor at the University of Lucerne. Research Professor at the KOF Swiss Economic Institute, ETH Zurich.
Primary Interests:
Political
Economy, Behavioral Economics, Non-market Valuation, Economics of Terrorism. |
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Stephan Meier:
Assistant Professor, Columbia University, Graduate School of Business.
Primary Interests: Behavioral Economics, Public Economics, Cultural
Economics, Decision Analysis.
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Susanne Neckermann:
Post-Doc, Center for European Economic Research and Department of Economics, University Mannheim,
Mannheim, Germany. Primary Interests: Economics and Psychology, Behavioral Economics, Labor Economics.
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Felix
Oberholzer-Gee:
Andreas Andresen Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School.
Primary interests: Competitive Strategy, Disclosure Strategy, Economic
Institutions, Emerging Markets, Government and Business. |
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Karl-Dieter Opp:
Professor Emeritus of Sociology at the University of Leipzig and Affiliate Professor at the University of Washington (Department of Sociology, Seattle).
Primary interests: norms and institutions, political participation/protest/revolutions, sociological theory (focus on the rational-choice approach). |
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Katja Rost:
Full Professor of Strategic and International Management, Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena.
Primary Interests: Corporate Governance, Executive Compensation, Social Capital, Innovation. |
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Stephan Rothlin S.J.:
Professor of International Business Ethics, Center for International Business Ethics, CIBE,
at the University of International Business Ethics, Beijing.
Primary interests:
development of Business Ethics in Asia (special focus on China), translation
of textbooks into Chinese.
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Christoph A. Schaltegger:
Professor of Economics, University of Lucerne. Primary interests: Public
finance, Public
Choice, Fiscal Federalism.
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Stefan Schaltegger:
Full Professor of Business Administration at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg (Germany).
Director of the Centre for Sustainability Management (CSM).
Primary interests: Sustainability Management, Strategic Management, Accounting, Management Control and
Methods of Corporate Sustainability Management. |
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Mark Schelker:
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of St. Gallen. Primary Interests:
Public Economics, Political Economics, Law and Economics. |
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Sascha
Leonard Schmidt:
Professor and Director at the Institute for Sports, Business & Society,
EBS Business School, Oestrich Winkel, Germany.
Primary interests Strategy, talent management, sports economics |
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Friedrich Schneider:
Professor of Economics, Head of the Department of
Economics of the Johannes Kepler University of Linz, Austria.
Research interests: Public Choice, Constitutional Economics, Public Finance,
Shadow Economy and Tax Evasion, Environmental Economics. |
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Ralph Schumacher:
Project leader of the MINT learning center at the ETH Zurich, Institute for Behavioral Sciences.
Research interests: Cognitive Development and Learning, Brain and Learning, Theories of Consciousness and
Perception. |
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Tania Singer:
Director, Department of Social Neuroscience, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences,
Leipzig, Germany. Primary Interests: Social and affective neuroscience, social decision-making,
neuroeconomics, social emotions (empathy, fairness) and regulation, development of social cognition,
brain plasticity, psychopathology of the social brain. |
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Andreas Spillmann:
Director of the Swiss National Museums, Zurich. Primary Interests: Cultural economics,
Public finance, Fiscal Federalism. |
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David Stadelmann:
Professor of Economics, University of Bayreuth. Primary
Interests: Political Economics, International Factor Mobility.
[ University of Bayreuth, Universitätsstraße 30, D-95447 Bayreuth |
david.stadelmann@uni-bayreuth.de ]
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Elsbeth Stern:
Professor at the ETH Zurich, Institute for Behavioral Sciences, Chair of Research on Learning and Instruction.
Primary Interests: Cognitive Development and Learning, Effects of Nature and Nurture on Individual Differences in Cognition,
Language Development and Reasoning, Brain and Learning and Statistical Methods.
[ Institute for Behavioral Sciences, Universitätstrasse 41, 8092 Zurich, Switzerland | stern@ifv.gess.ethz.ch ]
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Wolfgang Stroebe: Full professor of social psychology, Department of Social and Organizational
Psychology, Utrecht University, Netherlands. Primary interests: Strategies of attitude and behaviour change (e.g., advertising). Strategies of improving creativity in groups (e.g., brainstorming). Health psychology
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Alois Stutzer: Full
Professor, Department of Business and Economics, University of Basel.
Primary Interests: Economics of Happiness, Political Economics, Law and
Economics, Labor Economics, Economics and Psychology. |
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Benno Torgler: Full
Professor, School of Economics and
Finance at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane (Australia).
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Hannelore Weck-Hannemann:
Full Professor of Economics, Institute of Public Finance at the University of Innsbruck,
Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Statistics, Austria.
Primary interests: Public Finance / Public Choice, Institutional Economics / Constitutional Political Economy,
Environmental Economics / Natural Hazard Management. |
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Antoinette Weibel:
Full Professor of Public Management and Management, University of Konstanz.
Primary Interests: Pro-Social Behavior, Trust, Positive Organizational Scholarship,
Restrictions and Motivation/Attitudes. |