Placement officer:
Prof. Dr. Leo Kaas
Phone: +49 7531 88 5120
E-mail: leo.kaas@uni-konstanz.de
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Jutta Obenland
Phone: +49 7531 88 3633
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Fadong Chen
Research Interests: Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Decision Science, Neuroeconomics
Title of Thesis: Cognitive Processes of Social Decision Making
Job Market Paper: Sequential Sampling Process with Intuition (with Ian Krajbich)
General Introduction: I am a Ph.D. candidate at the Chair of Prof. Dr. Urs Fischbacher, Department of Economics, University of Konstanz. I am also a research assistant at the Thurgau Institute of Economics, Switzerland, and an associated member at the Graduate School of Decision Science, University of Konstanz. I am broadly interested in behavioral economics, experimental economics and neuroeconomics. My research primarily seeks to better understand social preferences and social norms by investigating the cognitive mechanisms of economic decision making.
Personal Website: Fadong Chen
Placement:
Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China. School of Management at Zhejiang University, Assistant Professor, September 2017.
Friederike Luise Kelle
Research Interests
self-determination, territory, subnational conflict, sovereignty referendums, elites, decentralization
Title of Thesis
To Claim or not to Claim? Territory, Violence, and Framing in Subnational Demands for Self-Determination
Job Market Paper
Kelle, F. L. (2016). To Claim or Not to Claim? How Territorial Value Shapes Demands for Self-Determination. Comparative Political Studies (Online first).
General Introduction
I am a PhD candidate at the Graduate School of Decisions Sciences, where I work with Prof. Gerald Schneider and Prof. Nils Weidmann, as well as with Prof. David Carter at Princeton University. Before coming to Konstanz for my PhD, I studied in Berlin and Princeton. My doctoral thesis is concerned with the role of territory in subnational demands for self-determination. I argue that groups are more likely to demand greater self-rule and use violence to pursue these claims when they value their territory for symbolic reasons. In my postdoctoral research project, I will investigate the role of elite competition in subnational sovereignty referendums.
Website: Friederike Luise Kelle