About Me
I earned my Bachelor's degree in Law in my home country and completed my Master's in Public Economics, Law, and Politics (PELP) at Leuphana University in Germany. Since 2020, I have been pursuing dual PhDs—one in Law at the University of Bonn and another in Economics at the University of Hamburg.
I have also been working as a research associate at the Institute of Law and Economics (ILE) at the University of Hamburg since 2020.
My research interests lie in cultural economics and computational social science. I use both experimental and observational data to study human behavior influenced by social and legal norms. The topics that particularly interest me include:
- Causes and consequences of culture
- Cultural change
- Education and migration policies
- Technology
Fields of Interest
- Cultural Economics
- Political Economy
- Computational Social Science
- Empirical Legal Studies