Economic Team

Economic Team

Research Profile

Research Areas

  • Labour Economics
  • Social Policy
  • Economic Analysis of Law

The economics research group investigates questions in labour economics, social policy, and the economic analysis of existing law. Empirical research and economic theory are combined to generate knowledge that can inform policy, society, and academic research.

With a strong international network, the group maintains close links with research institutions and practitioners across Europe in order to continuously produce relevant research and contribute actively to the wider research community. This is also reflected in the group’s regular participation in international conferences.

Economic Team

News

New Staff Member at the IAAEU

01.10.2026

New Staff Member at the IAAEU

Welcome to the IAAEU Alvaro Vaquerizo Villar! As of September, Alvaro Vaquerizo Villar joined the institute as a research assistant. After completing his master’s degree in Economic Policy and...

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01.10.2026

New staff member at the IAAEU

Welcome to the IAAEU, Rustambek Rustambekov! In September this year, Rustambek Rustambekov took up his post as a research assistant at the Institute. He studied the institutions of the European...

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01.10.2026

New staff member at the IAAEU

In September we welcomed Malika Arstan as a research assistant at the insititute.She studied a master in Sustainable Business Management at the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld of Trier University of...

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Our Work

The Economics Research Group

Our team brings together different perspectives and expertise in labour economics, social policy, and the economic analysis of law. Academic exchange within the group and strong international networks are central elements of our research.

Institute Management & Administration

The institute management and administrative staff support the work of the economics research group and serve as key contacts for organisational and institutional matters.