Dr Claudius Gräbner-Radkowitsch

Associate Professor for Pluralist Economics, Europa-University Flensburg

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Focus

Claudius' research interests encompass the fields of network analysis, agent-based modeling, evolutionary modeling approaches, methodology and epistemology of economics, development and innovation economics, and institutional economics. Further competencies include teaching and higher education.

Background

Dr Claudius Gräbner studied political science (social sciences, law and economics) at the University of Erfurt, where he also founded the local plural economics group "Impuls. For a New Economy". He received his doctorate in evolutionary economics from the University of Bremen. His dissertation on "A Systemist Framework for the Computational Analysis of Complex Economies" was awarded the Segnitz Prize for the best economic dissertation at the University of Bremen. In 2016, he also received the Young Investigators Award for Plural Economics from the University of Witten/Herdecke. Claudius is currently an associate professor at the Europa-University Flensburg.

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Economic complexity and financial markets in the EU

How can economic and financial policies strengthen European cohesion?

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Securing future-fit jobs in the green transformation

A policy framework for industrial policy

The Emergence of Core-Periphery Structures in the European Union: a Complexity Perspective

Polarization trends in the EU since the 1960s and their implications for policy.