Research Topic
The role of business school education in (re)producing economic inequality
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Research Summary
My research focuses on how business school education is contributing to the (re)production of economic inequality. With exacerbating inequalities leading to concentration of power at the top, reducing social mobilities and harming societal wellbeing, it is key to improve our understanding of how those inequalities are created and maintained.
My goal is to analyse how and why business schools contribute to that process, while taking into account the institutional constraints business schools are confronted with.
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Background
I'm a Behavioural Economists with a keen interest on economic inequality and the legitimising myths used to justify its existence.
Education and Qualifications
| Institute | Award | Dates |
|---|---|---|
| London School of Economics | MSc Psychology of Economic Life | 2020–2021 |
| Hertie School of Governance | MA International Affairs | 2018–2020 |
| University of Europe for Applied Sciences | BSc Business Psychology | 2014–2018 |
Professional and Voluntary Experience
- Timo Schisanowski MP - Policy Analyst, October 2021–August 2022
- Oliver Kaczmarek MP - Intern & Working Student, April–July 2018 and October–December 2018
- PricewaterhouseCoopers - Intern Advisory HR IT, 91´óÉñ 2016–August 2016