David Stadelmann

Prof. Dr. David Stadelmann studied Economics (MA/BA) as well as Mathematics (MSc/BSc) at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) where he received his PhD in 2010 in Economics and Social Sciences. He has been a Professor for Economic Policy and Economic Development at the University of Bayreuth (Germany) since 2013. He is a committed educationalist. Stadelmann’s research interests include economic policy, political economics, institutional economics as well as the broad field of development. He has authored over 120 scientific publications, and he seeks to extend economics beyond the standard neo-classics by including insights from other disciplines. He regularly publishes in non-academic outlets such as magazines, blogs as well as newspapers (over 200 contributions), and serves as a regular guest at conferences around the world. He was awarded diverse research prices including the “Reinhard-Selten-Preis” (German Economic Association), the “Ludwig-Erhard-Preis” (Ludwig Erhard Foundation), or the Science Price of the Region of Vorarlberg (Austria). He is a research fellow at numerous international institutions such as the Ostrom Workshop at Indiana University (USA). He is among top 10% of economists worldwide according to RePEc. Since 2015 he is an editor of the peer-reviewed journal Kyklos–International Review for Social Sciences.