I am involved in regular teaching activities (see courses below) and in the supervision and support of early-career researchers.
DOCTORAL COURSES | ||
Methods seminar for doctoral students of pluralist economics [syllabus] | summer 2020 (Siegen) | seminar (with Stephan Wolf) |
MASTER COURSES | ||
Social acceptance of climate policy measures | winter 2025/26 (Siegen) | lecture |
Critical discourse: micro and macroeconomics | winter 2023/24 (Siegen) | seminar (with Steffen Lange); my part: microeconomics |
Quantitative and qualitative methods for economists | summer 2023, 2025 (Siegen) | seminar |
Introduction to pluralist economics | winter 2022/23, 2023/24 (Siegen) | lecture course (with Steffen Lange) |
Philosophy of economics [syllabus] | winter 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20, 2020/21, 2023/24, 2024/25, 2025/26 (Siegen) | lecture course |
Economic models of behaviour | winter 2019/20, 2022/23, 2023/24, 2024/25 (Siegen) | seminar |
Angewandte Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung | winter 2020/21 (Siegen) | seminar (with Stephan Wolf and Pia Becker) |
International Political Economy | summer 2018, 2019, 2020, 2024 (Siegen) | lecture course |
Development and distribution: case study seminar | winter 2018/19, 2020/21, summer 2019, 2022, 2024 (Siegen) | seminar |
Development and distribution: Foundations of economic growth [2018 syllabus] | summer 2017, 2018, 2019 (Siegen) | lecture course |
International Economics, Area Studies and Comparative Development | winter 2017/18 (FU Berlin) | lecture series (with Barbara Fritz and Theocharis Grigoriadis) |
Wissenschaftspraxis I (Begleitmodul Masterarbeit) | winter 2017/18 (FU Berlin) | e-learning course |
Development of Latin American economies | winter 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 (Frankfurt School) | seminar (with Stephan Panther) |
Introduction to Economics | winter 2012, 2013 (Flensburg) | lecture course |
Constitutional and Institutional Economics | winter 2012 (Flensburg) | readings course |
As a trustee professor (Vertrauensdozentin) of the Hans Böckler Foundation, I review applications from prospective fellowship holders at all levels. I support scholarship holders during their studies as a trusted contact and by writing evaluations for continued funding. I currently supervise seven undergraduate or graduate students and three PhD students.
I have taught the following courses at different institutions:
Two PhD students are currently under my supervision:
- Ulli Lich: Energy use, poverty reduction and gender in Sub-Saharan Africa (working title)
- Johanna Blübaum: The impact of income inequality on carbon emissions: Advances in empirical research (working title)
I have served as a reviewer on various PhD committees:
- Martin Middelanis: "The 2003-2013 Commodity Boom and Its Impact on the Productive Structure and Social Policies in Latin America" (FU Berlin, 2024)
- Alessandra Quintigliano: "Faith, divisions, and conflict: the development legacy of Christian missionary activities in Africa and its interplay with ethnic diversity and conflict" (Sapienza University of Rome, 2025)
- Markus Nabernegg: "Essays on Inequality, Digitalization, and the Environment" (University of Siegen, 2025)
BACHELOR COURSES | ||
Development economics [syllabus] | summer 2017 (Flensburg) | seminar |
Microeconomics | winter 2013, 2014, 2015 (Flensburg) | exercise course |
Economies, politics, and societies of Latin America (in Spanish) | winter 2013 (Flensburg) | seminar |
International Economics: Current Topics | winter 2012 (Flensburg) | seminar |
Regional Development of Latin America (in Spanish) | winter 2011 (Flensburg) | seminar |