Projects
Third-party funded projects
These are the ‘official’ projects.
Current projects
The green transition and economic polarization in Europe: a multi-level assessment with Germany and Poland as case studies
Funded by the German Science Foundation (DFG) and the Polish National Science Center (NCN)
| Time period: | October 2023 - September 2026 |
| Funding sum: | 295.000 EUR (German part) |
| My role: | Principal investigator |
Spatial Competition and Economic Policies (SPACE): Discourses, Institutions and Everyday Practices
Funded by the Austrian National Science Fund (FWF)
| Time period: | June 2019 - April 2024 |
| Funding sum: | 2.5 Mio EUR |
| My role: | One of five principal investigators |
Completed projects
International competitiveness: a multi-level assessment of Austria and other European countries
Funded by the Austrian National Bank (OeNB)
| Time period: | January 2020 - August 2021 |
| Funding sum: | 107.000 EUR |
| My role: | Principal investigator |
Country capabilities, product complexity, and finance in the EU: An AB-SFC multi-country model for policy analysis
Funded by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (UK)
| Time period: | May 2019 - October 2020 |
| Funding sum: | 80.000 EUR |
| My role: | Principal investigator |
Political and economic polarization in Europe
Funded by the Friedrich-EbertStiftung
| Time period: | January 2019 - June 2019 |
| Funding sum: | 10.000 EUR |
| My role: | Post-Doc researcher |
The Political Economy of Competitiveness and Trade-Openness: An analysis of the dynamics of global economic integration
Funded by the Austrian National Bank (OeNB)
| Time period: | April 2017 - June 2019 |
| Funding sum: | 191.400 EUR |
| My role: | Post-Doc researcher |
Further research projects
Not everything gets funding, but I want to work on it nevertheless;)
Thus, I am also working on the following topics:
- Competition in Academia and its social and epistemological implications
- The costs of competition in our academic system
- The state of plurality in economics
- The epistemological challenges of pluralism and how to address them
- The relationship between pluralism and decoloniality, especially in times of socio-economic polarization
- How to determine the realisticness of economic models