Short CV
Since 2024 Research Fellow at the Chair of Infrastructure Economics and Management. Primarily involved in teaching real estate economics and in the research project funded by the Hans Böckler Foundation: ‘(Re-)Organisation of long-distance passenger rail transport’.
- 04/2023–04/2024 Research assistant at the Chair of Infrastructure Economics and Management
- 10/2021–09/2024 Master’s degree in Management [Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure], Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
- 09/2022–03/2023 Semester abroad at the Università degli Studi di Cagliar
- 10/2020–08/2022 Working student in construction logistics at SiteLog GmbH
- 10/2017–07/2021 Bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering (construction), Bochum University of Applied Sciences
Research focus
- New institutional economics
- Areas of theory suitable for analysing the effects of particular institutional arrangements
- Analysis of practical issues on the basis of research approaches that make use of existing findings from basic (mainly theoretical, but also empirical) research in a way that is (as far as possible) intersubjectively comprehensible in order to answer the question(s) at hand.
Recent projects
PhD project: What is the role and need for regulation of company housing in a ‘sensibly organised’ housing market?
The current research project deals with the current and potential role of company housing in the provision of housing. While company housing is currently primarily used for the acquisition of employees, factory housing was already being built by industrial companies in particular towards the end of the 19th century to create affordable housing. This study aims to examine the extent to which companies are currently rationalising the implementation of company housing and the associated opportunities and risks. The central question also includes the investigation of the integration of the provision of company housing into a state-subsidised area of housing provision and the analysis of the potential short-term relief of the housing market in conurbations through a subsidy. In particular, the possible need for regulation must be analysed.