Young

Affiliates

Who are the NOUS Young Affiliates?

NOUS is keen to share the thrill of scholarship and to engage students and young researchers in international interdisciplinary discourse as early as possible during their academic itinerary. For this reason, we extend a standing invitation to young academics to join the network as Young Affiliates.

FAQ

Students and young researchers up to the age of 40: undergraduates, postgraduates, postdocs.

Please submit your CV and one example of your scientific work (a journal article, essay etc.) to the assessment committee. The assessment committee consists of a number of founding members of the NOUS network. This committee will decide based on the scientific work you provide. If you don’t have such an example of your work ready for submission, we would be happy to send you a topic on which you could write an essay (between 5 and 10 pages) to scientific standard. Please contact us at this address.

You will be invited to the NOUS workshops and will receive further exclusive invitations to other events of the network and its partners. We will engage you in projects designed specifically for young researchers. You will always have direct access to the NOUS members who are in senior positions in research and teaching. In addition you will have the opportunity to network with other Young Associates sharing your interests.

Alexander Albrecht, M. Phil. (*1997)

  • King’s College London (UK)
  1. International relations
  2. Diplomacy theory
  3. Political economy
  4. History of economic thought
  5. Environmental economics

Robertas Bakula, M. A. (*1995)

  • American Institute for Economic Research (USA)
  1. Law and economics
  2. Political philosophy
  3. Ethics of capitalism
  4. Business cycles

Pedro Magalhães Batista, LL.M. int. (*1988)

  • Goethe University Frankfurt​
  1. Financial markets governance
  2. Politics of financial regulation
  3. Corporate finance and governance
  4. Technology and innovation
  5. History of ideas

Tim Baule, M. A. (*1997)

  • University of Bayreuth (Germany)
  1. Development economics
  2. Political economy
  3. Institutional economics

Nicholas Baum (*2004)

  • Columbia University (USA)
  1. Monetary Economics
  2. Public Choice Theory
  3. History of Economic Thought
  4. Political Philosophy

Valentin Baumann, B. Sc. (*1994)

  • Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
  1. Bounded rationality
  2. Moral psychology
  3. Collective choice theory
  4. Political philosophy
  5. Virtue ethics

Jacob Bruggeman (*1997)

  • Miami University​ (USA)
  1. 19th century American history
  2. Economic history
  3. Poverty studies
  4. Urban studies
  5. American intellectual history

Dr. Dawid Bunikowski (*1980)

  • Nicolaus Copernicus University Torun (Poland)​
  1. Philosophy of law
  2. Political-legal doctrines
  3. Political economy
  4. Constitutional law
  5. Business ethics

Donovan Choy, B. A. (*1991)

  • CEVRO Institute
  1. New Institutional Economics
  2. Austrian economics
  3. Behavioural economics
  4. Moral philosophy
  5. Economics of immigration

Robert Gabriel Ciobanu, M. A. (*1997)

  • University of Bucharest (Romania)
  1. Political theory
  2. Social philosophy
  3. Philosophy of social science
  4. History of economic thought
  5. New Institutional Economics

Nathanaël Colin-Jaeger (*1992)

  • University of Fribourg (Switzerland)
  1. Philosophy of economics
  2. History of economics
  3.  Philosophical ideas
  4. Social ontology
  5. Political philosophy

Eric Decker, B. Sc. (*1997)

  • University of Warwick (UK)
  1. History of economic thought
  2. Economic history
  3. Development economics
  4. Agent-based modelling
  5. Causality of directed acyclic graphs and machine learning

Maximilian Diemer (*2000)

  • LMU Munich (Germany)
  1. History of  ideas
  2. Ancient philosophy and history
  3. Philosophy of science

Marius Drozdzewski (*1999)

  • Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
  1. Philosophy of law
  2. Philosophy of language
  3. Metaphysics
  4. Philosophy of information

Emil Duhnea, LL. M. (*1990)

  • Texas Tech University (USA)
  1. Law and economics
  2. Evolution of legal institutions
  3. Austrian economics
  4. Public Choice

Maximilian Elsen, M. Sc. (*1996)

  • University of Cambridge (UK)
  1. Digitization
  2. Behavioural economics
  3. Financial markets
  4. Business ethics

Justus Enninga, M. A. (*1994)

  • King’s College London (UK)
  1. New Institutional Economics
  2. Rational choice
  3. Political economy
  4. History of ideas

Juan De Dios Estevez, B.A. (*1997)

  • Goethe University Frankfurt (Germany)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Theories of democracy
  3. Theories of the state
  4. Political liberalism

Tom Gäbelein, M. A. (*1993)

  • Ruhr University Bochum (Germany)
  1. Social justice
  2. Economic policy
  3. Austrian economics
  4. Moral philosophy

Tudor Găitan, M. Sc. (*1997)

  • University of Milan (Italy)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Political economy
  3. Electoral politics
  4. Artificial intelligence
  5. Political participation

Dr. Jan Gogoll (*1987)

  • Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (Germany)
  1. Experimental ethics
  2. Ethics of digitization
  3. Behavioral economics
  4. Applied ethics

Friedhelm Gross (*1993)

  • University of Applied Sciences Zwickau (Germany)
  1. Economics
  2. Ibero-Romance languages
  3. History

Güral Gülec (*2001)

  • Goethe University Frankfurt (Germany)
  1. Macroeconomics
  2. Urban economics
  3. International relations

Joost Haddinga (*2001)

  • University of Oxford (UK)
  1. International economics
  2. International finance
  3. Economic history
  4. Economic ethics

Florian A. Hartjen, LL.M., M. A. (*1990)

  • King’s College London (UK)
  1. Political Economy
  2. New Institutional Economics
  3. Economics of crime
  4. Relational contracts
  5. Human smuggling

Walker Haskins, B. Sc. (*2000)

  • University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
  1. Contentious politics
  2. Theories of revolution
  3. Public Choice 
  4. Philosophy of social science
  5. Alexis de Tocqueville

Paul-Vincent Heisenberg, M. A. (*1999)

  • Technische Universität München
  1. Political Economy
  2. Philosophy of Economics
  3. History of Ideas
  4. Economic History

Malte Hendrickx, M. A. (*1992)

  • University of Michigan (USA)
  1. Descriptive ethics
  2. Philosophy of mind
  3. Utilitarianism
  4. Cognitive sciences
  5. Evidence-based development economics

Mika Herrmann, M. A. (*1996)

  • University of Oxford (UK)
  1. International relations
  2. Political economy
  3. New Institutional Economics
  4. Public Choice 

Tim Herten, B. Sc. (*2000)

  • University of Tübingen (Germany)
  1. International business and economics
  2. International business taxation
  3. International finance

Eduard Hübner, B. A. (*1996)

  • Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Moral philosophy
  3. Philosophy of economics
  4. Moral cognition

Pedro Almeida Jorge, M. A. (*1994)

  • Universidad Francisco Marroquín (Spain)
  1. Foundations of economic analysis
  2. History of economic thought
  3. Austrian economics
  4. Evolutionary economics
  5. Money and banking theory

Nijdar Khalid (*1982)

  • Universität Nürnberg-Erlangen (Germany)
  1. Economic growth
  2. Economic freedom
  3. Institutional economics
  4. Political economy
  5. Small and medium-sized enterprises

Arnold Kinzel, M. Sc. (*1992)

  • University of London (UK)
  1. Financial markets & institutions
  2. Monetary economics
  3. Macroeconomics
  4. Political economy

Johannes Klamet, ref. jur., B. Sc. (*1991)

  • Ruprecht Karls University Heidelberg (Germany)
  1. Constitutional law
  2. Law and economics
  3. Tax law
  4. Philosophy of law
  5. Behavioural economics

Philipp Köbe, M. Sc., LL. M. (*1986)

  • Universität Witten/Herdecke (Germany)
  1. Health economics
  2. Health systems
  3. Social policy
  4. Economic policy
  5. Behavioral economics

Dr. Tobias Kohlstruck (*1991)

  • University of Freiburg (Germany)
  1. Intergenerational economic policy
  2. Optimal taxation
  3. Political economy
  4. History of economic thought
  5. Economic methodology

Carl Christian Kontz, M. Sc. (*1989)

  • Stanford University (USA)
  1. Applied macroeconomics
  2. Economic policy
  3. Development economics

Melina Kourantidou, Ph.D. (*1987)

  • Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (USA)
  1. Environmental and resource economics
  2.  Marine resource economics
  3.  Management of invasive species

Tomáš Krištofóry, M. A. (*1983)

  • Erasmus University Rotterdam (Netherlands)
  1. History of economic thought
  2. History of philosophy
  3. Cultural economics
  4. New Institutional Economics
  5. Austrian economics
  6. Central European economics

Benjamin Kurtz, B. A. (*2000)

  • Eberhard Karls University Tübingen (Germany)
  1. Economic history
  2. Development economics
  3. Growth theory

Ismail Kurun, Ph. D. (*1991)

  • Vanderbilt University (USA)
  1. Political epistemology
  2. Philosophy, politics, and economics
  3. Vice epistemology
  4. Islamic philosophy

Anselm Küsters, Dr. (*1992)

  • Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory, Frankfurt; Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
  1. History of economic thought
  2. Economic and legal history
  3. European integration
  4. Digital humanities

Hannes Leiteritz (*1999)

  • Humboldt University Berlin (Germany)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Epistemology
  3. Philosophy of economics

Jonas Lipski, M. A. (*1993)

  • Leibniz Universität Hannover (Germany)
  1. Philosophy of science
  2. Critical rationalism
  3. Philosophy of explanation
  4. Austrian Economics
  5. New Institutional Economics

Leon Lohbeck, M. A. (*1997)

  • University of Münster (Germany)
  1. Microeconometrics
  2. Economics of immigration
  3. Public policy

Dr. Immaculate Machasio (*1987)

  • The World Bank (USA)
  1. Monetary policy
  2. Business ethics
  3. Development economics
  4. International finance
  5. Macroeconomics

Emanuele Martinelli, M. A. (*1996)

  • University of Zurich (Switzerland)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Philosophy of economics
  3. Social ontology
  4. Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Mark McAdam (*1985)

  • University of Siegen (Germany)
  1. Political economy
  2. International political economy
  3. History of economic thought
  4. Institutionalism

Franziska Mehlkop, M. A. (*1991)

  • University of Erfurt (Germany)
  1. Labour law
  2. Legal history
  3. New Institutional Economics
  4. Philosophy of law

Alexander Mengden, M. Sc. (*1995)

  • LMU Munich (Germany)
  1. Microeconomics
  2. Economics of regulation
  3. Uurban economics
  4. Economic growth

Max Molden, M. A. (*1995)

  • King’s College London (UK)
  1. Political economy
  2. Philosophy of science
  3. Political philosophy
  4. Theory of interventionism

Philipp Neudert, M. A. (*1997)

  • RWTH Aachen University (Germany)
  1. Business ethics
  2. Political philosophy
  3. Social philosophy
  4. New Institutional Economics
  5. Philosophy of science

Kilian Neuhaus (*2001)

  • LMU Munich (Germany)
  1. Tax law
  2. Legal and constitutional history
  3. Philosophy of law
  4. Law and economics

Teodora Nichita, B. A. (*1996)

  • University of Bucharest (Romania)
  1. Moral philosophy
  2. Political philosophy
  3. Philosophy of law
  4. Political economy

Rok Novak, M. A. (*1991)

  • Texas Tech University (USA)
  1. Comparative institutional analysis
  2. Entangled political economy
  3. Public Choice
  4. Organizational theory

Piotr Oliński (*2000)

  • University of Warsaw (Poland)
  1. Administrative law
  2. Public economic law
  3. Regulations
  4. Social Market Economy
  5. Legal and political doctrines

Konstantin Peveling, M. A. (*1996)

  • King’s College London (UK); University of Milan (Italy)
  1. Political economy
  2. History of economic thought
  3. New Institutional Economics
  4. International relations

Katharina Pfeil, M. A. (*1994)

  • Walter Eucken Institute (Germany)
  1. New Institutional Economics 
  2. Institutional change
  3. Shadow economy
  4. Illegal employment
  5. Natural field experiments

Paulina Plinke, B.A. (*2001)

  1. Behavioral economics
  2. Bounded rationality
  3. Human intelligence
  4. Liberalism & libertarianism

Maximilian Priebe (*1996)

  • King’s College London (UK)
  1. Social philosophy
  2. Political theory
  3. History of ideas
  4. Philosophy of culture
  5. History of economic thought

André Carlos Ribeiro Quintas, M. Sc. (*1995)

  • George Mason University (USA)
  1. Public Choice
  2. Austrian Economics
  3. Institutional Economics
  4. History of Economic Thought

Tim Röthel, M. Sc. (*1995)

  • Universität Bayreuth (Germany)
  1. Development economics
  2. Institutional economics
  3. Political economy

Dr. Diogo Campos Sasdelli, M. A. (*1993)

  • University for Continuing Education Krems (Austria)
  1. Logic
  2. Legal informatics
  3. Philosophy of mathematics
  4. Philosophy of law
  5. Philosophy of human rights

Patrick Scheiwiller, B. A. (*2000)

  1. International and constitutional law
  2. Political and legal philosophy
  3. Economic policy and political economy
  4. International relations and security

Dr. Wolfgang Benedikt Schmal, M. Sc. (*1995)

  • Walter Eucken Institute (Germany)
  1. Competition economics
  2. Behavioural Public Choice
  3. Institutional economics

Tim Schneegans, M. Sc. (*1995)

  • Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany)
  1. Organizational psychology
  2. Legal psychology
  3. Peace psychology
  4. Behavioral economics

Julian Schönauer, M. A. (*1998)

  • RWTH Aachen University (Germany)
  1. Social support across cultures
  2. Diversity and authenticity at work
  3. Digital health data and platforms

Benjamin Schröder, B. Sc. (*1996)

  • Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
  1. Competition economics
  2. Industrial Organization
  3. Public Choice

Alexander Schwitteck, M. Sc. (*1998)

  • University of Bonn (Germany)
  1. Political theory
  2. Political philosophy
  3. Philosophy of economics
  4. Constitutional economics
  5. Deliberative democracy

Revana Sharfuddin, M. A. (*1998)

  • University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (Germany)
  1. Development economics
  2. International trade
  3. Political economy
  4. Institutional economics

Dovydas Skarolskis, M. A. (*1991)

  • Vilnius University (Lithuania)
  1. History of ideas
  2. Humanomics
  3. Political philosophy
  4. Political and economic theology

Dr. Nico Sonntag (*1991)

  • University of Mainz (Germany)
  1. Economic sociology
  2. Sociology of religion
  3. Organizational sociology
  4. Labour markets
  5. Social stratification

Johannes K. Staudt, M. A. (*1993)

  • University of Freiburg (Germany)
  1. History and cultures of innovation
  2. 18th to 20th century economic and social history 
  3. History of economic thought
  4. History of the red cross movement and international humanitarian law

Nick Stieghorst (*1997)

  • RBB Economics (Germany)
  1. Competition economics
  2. Industrial Organization
  3. Behavioral economics
  4. Regulation

Olaf Stypa, M. Sc. (*1994)

  • Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf (Germany)
  1. Competition economics
  2. Digital platforms and ecosystems
  3. Experimental economics
  4. Industrial Organization

Maximilian Tarrach, M. A. (*1994)

  • Institut für Schweizer Wirtschaftspolitik (Switzerland)
  1. Political philosophy
  2. Philosophy of economics
  3. History of ideas
  4. Epistemology
  5. Austrian economics

Leonardo Urrutia, M. A. (*1997)

  • University of Leipzig (Germany)
  1. Macroeconomics
  2. Monetary economics
  3. Time series analysis
  4. Labour economics

Paul Wetzel, B. A. (*1999)

  • FOM University of Applied Sciences for Economics and Management (Germany)
  1. Business ethics
  2. Austrian economics
  3. History of economic thought
  4. Political philosophy

Dilara Wiemann, M. Sc. (*1997)

  • University of Siegen (Germany)
  1. Competition policy
  2. Innovation economics
  3. Law and economics
  4. Institutional economics

Niclas Winands, ref. iur. (*1991)

  • LMU Munich (Germany)
  1. Commercial law
  2. Constitutional law
  3. Financial market regulation
  4. Law and economics

Steffen Zetzmann, M. Sc. (*1996)

  • University of Mannheim (Germany)
  1. Monetary economics
  2. Macroeconomics
  3. New Institutional Economics
  4. Political philosophy