briq - Institute on Behavior & Inequality
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Since 2016, the Institute on Behavior & Inequality (briq) and the Bonn Graduate School of Economics (BGSE) have a formal agreement for the promotion of young researchers. About 20 selected BGSE students directly benefit from this cooperation through scholarships.
Apart from funding, briq supports BGSE students in their implementation of innovative research projects in the fields of behavioral economics with a focus on inequality. Reciprocal participation in workshops and other events such as summer schools provides a basis for a professional and intense exchange.
scholarship holders
- Egshiglen Batbayar
- Paul Behler
- Simon Cordes
- Antonia Entorf
- Zilan Erol
- Daniel Evans
- Marco Forti
- Paul Grass
- Deniz Güzel
- Jonas Holler
- Theresa Hübsch
- Marvin Immesberger
- Valentin Kecht
- Philipp Krähmer
- Julian König
- Alexander Laubel
- Chen Lin
- Louis Luther
- Daniele Mauriello
- Luca Michels
- Max Müller
- Robin Musolff
- Philipp Schirmer
- Georg Schneider
- Malin Siemers
- Leon Sieverding
- Alina Sowa
- Johannes Weber
former associated members:
Andre, Peter (graduated 2022)
Apenbrink, Christian (graduated 2023)
Bašić, Zvonimir (graduated 2018)
Freyer, Timo (graduated 2023)
Graeber, Thomas (graduated 2018)
Günther, Laurenz (graduated 2023)
Han, Hua-Jing (graduated 2021)
Henkel, Luca (graduated 2023)
Heuser, Sven (graduated 2022)
Hofmeier, Jana (graduated 2019)
Holler, Radost (graduated 2023)
Kießling, Lukas (graduated 2020)
Klümper, Andreas (graduated 2021)
Kohler, Thomas (graduated 2023)
Kulms, Marius (graduated 2020)
Neuber, Thomas (graduated 2021)
Radbruch, Jonas (graduated 2020)
Röhrl, Klara (graduated 2022)
Schaube, Sebastian (graduated 2018)
Schäfer, Paul (graduated 2023)
Stans, Renske (graduated 2020)
Stötzer, Lasse (graduated 2020)
Strang, Louis (graduated 2019)
Timmermann, Stefan (left BGSE in 2021)
Walders, Fabian (graduated 2018)
Winkelmann, Justus (graduated 2018)
Zimpelmann, Christian (graduated 2021)
Initiated by the Deutsche Post Foundation, briq promotes innovative thinking and research in the fields of behavioral economics and the sources of inequality. briq also provides a platform for the exchange of novel ideas and an infrastructure for the cooperation of international, top-level researchers.