Current: Dr. Kleoniki Alexopoulou PostDoc Project Exploring numeracy trends in Africa and the Middle East, 1700 – 1970: How large was the colonial impact? Jessica Baier (Explaining Regional Homicide Rates in Latin America in Long-Run Perspective); Monica Campestrini (Numeracy in Italy); Moritz Falck (Economic Growth, Demographic Bulges & Organized Violence); Rima Ghanem (Mathematical Economics of Human Capital and Growth); Sarah Gust: Violence in South Asia, 1100-2000; Thomas Keywood (Violence in the Long run); Dr. Laura Maravall Buckwalter (PostDoc Project: Nutrition, Violence and ResourceCultures of the Viking Age and Global Developments since the Early Middle Ages.) Maria Del Carmen Pérez Artés (Numeracy in Spanish Regions: Long-Term Development).
Finished Ph.D.s (25 as first ref.).
Prof Alexander Moradi (Height, Political Violence and Economic Development in Africa 1950-2000), taught at Oxford University 2005-08, now prof at U Bolzano, publications include REStat, EJ, World Development, JEH. Prof. Gerhard Kling (Merger Effects in the First and Second Era of Globalization), worked as Ass. Professor of Finance at the University of Utrecht, Netherlands, is now tenured senior lecturer at the U of Southampton. Received an offer as professor at SOAS. He received the young researcher’s award of the Economic History Society 2003 and the IEHA prize for world-best doctoral research, competition in Helsinki 2006; publications include Explorations in Economic History and many other; Prof. Daniel Schwekendiek (Health Economics of North Korea, 1950-2000) was PostDoc at Oxford Univ. and at Univ. of Berkeley, now Prof. at Sungkyunkwan U (Seoul); published in Economic History Review, Social Science and Medicine and many other SSCI-listed journals; Prof. Dácil-Tania Juif (Regional Human Capital in Latin America). Juif published in the EEH and the J of Comparative Economics; she is Prof. at Caqrlos II Univ. de Madrid; Dr. Matthias Blum (Worldwide Inequality, Living Standards and its Determinants), lecturer at Belfast Univ., he published in EEH, EHB, EHR and many other journals; Dr. Aravinda Meera Guntupalli (Anthropometric and Health Determinants of Regional Productivity Development in India, 1900-2000), published in Explorations in Economic History and many other, works as lecturer at the Univ. of Southampton; Dr. Nikola Koepke (2008, An Anthropometric History of the Ancient Period) was lecturer at Oxford University, now on tenure track at U Barcelona; published in Explorations in Economic History and the European Review of Economic History. Dr. Mojgan Stegl (Anthropometric History of the Middle East), published in Explorations in Economic History, teaches as Post-Doc at the Univ. of Duisburg. Dr. Ralph Hippe (Human Capital and Economic Growth in European Regions) Hippe published in various refereed journals and taught at the London School of Economics, education research now for the European Commission at ISPRA/Italy; Dr. Nicholas Meinzer, (Migration and the Biological Standard of Living during the Early Middles Ages); Dr. Yvonne Stolz (Human Capital and Selectivity of Migrants), published in Economic History Review and other journals; Dr. Dorothee Crayen (2009, A Global History of Human Capital), published in JEH, EEH and EHR, works in Economics and Statistics Dept, IHK Schwerin; Prof. Dr. Kirsten Jäger, born Labuske (Innovations, Schooling and International Trade, 1870-1913) published in German Economic Review, was visiting professor at Univ. Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona) and now at the Conference Board, Brussels/New York; Dr. Markus Baltzer (2006, Capital Markets in Crisis: 1871-73), published in European Review of Economic History and in Applied Economic Letters, holds a tenured research position at the German Federal Bank. Franziska Tollnek (Family Structure and Human Capital: Assessing the Clark Hypothesis); Dipl.-Volksw. Dr. Carolina Vicario (Human Capital and Social Mobility). Dr. Dipl.Vw. Daniel Steinberg (Ressources and Migrant Selectivity); Dr. Kerstin Manzel (2010, Long Run Human Capital Development in Latin America and Iberia) published in Revista de Historia Económica, now in a research position at the German Statistical Office. Dr. Christina Mumme (Human Capital, Deprivation and Civil War), research department at the Oesterr. Kontrollbank, Vienna; Dr. Valeria Prayon (Human Capital in Africa and Asia); Dr. Nikolinka Fertala (GK: Immigrant Entrepreneurs) was a lecturer at the University of Economics in Vienna, Dept. Computational Statistics, publications include Empirica. Dr. Norman Müller (The Political Economy of Education in the Long Run), now at the Federal Institute for Educational Research. Dr. Shuxi Yin (Innovation Spill-overs during the German Growth Success), worked as a lecturer at the Hangzhou University, the University St. Gallen, now Assistant Professor at Shantou University, publications include EEH and HER. Dr. Linda Twrdek Living Standards in Latin America and the Caribbean), published twice in Economics and Human Biology, works in the research dept of the AOK Baden-Wuerttemberg. Dr. Dominic Behle (Applying Data Envelopment Analysis to Wartime Situations). Dr Julia Muschallik (jointly advised with K. Pull, I was second ref.: Economics of University Education and Mentoring);
Finished Post-Docs (5):
Dr. Gabriele Cappelli, works now as assistant professor at Univ. Autonoma de Barcelona;
Dr. Eva Rosenstock (PostDoc-Project: Biological Living Standards, 8000 – 1000 BC), works now as lecturer at the Free University of Berlin.
Dr. Uwe Fraunholz (PostDoc-Project: Multimedia Applications in Teaching Economic History, April 2001-Oct 2002). Fraunholz works as lecturer at the University of Dresden;
Dr. Jacek Wallusch (Post-Doc, Pre-industrial Cliometrics and Time-Series Analysis, Oct-Dec 2002), works as tenured lecturer at the University of Poznan, publications include EEH.
Dr. Qing Wang (Human Capital Formation and Monetary History of China, 1700-1900) worked as postdoctoral researcher at the Univ. of Munich, now Shanghai.
