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Dominik Gerber
Dominik Gerber is an Assistant Professor at the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga. He received his PhD in Political Science from the University of Geneva. Previously he held a postdoctoral fellowship at Geneva as well as a doctoral research fellowship at the University of Rochester, NY.
His research and teaching focuses are in welfare economics and political theory.
*Last updated March 2021
Khrystyna Hyrenko
Khrystyna Hyrenko is a PhD student at Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (Bi-national PhD supervision (Ukraine/Germany)) and researcher at the Kyiv School of Economics (Department of Public Administration).
Khrystyna Hyrenko has been involved in the non-profit sector and European youth activities for 5 years, making a valuable impact on the Ukrainian civil society formation. Also, she participated in organizing several youth projects in the EU countries in the frame of Erasmus+ Youth projects. She is the founder of the social inclusion project for women “Mokosha” in Ukraine.
Jonathan Lehne
Jonathan is a researcher at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) – Stockholm School of Economics. He completed his PhD in Economics at the Paris School of Economics in 2020. He has previously worked as a research analyst at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Jonathan’s primary research interests are in political economy and development economics.
(Last updated January 2021)
Danil Fedchenko
B.S. in Applied Math and Physics (Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology),
M.A. in Economics (New Economic School),
Ph.D. in Economics (in progress) (Northwestern University).
Nadzeya Batava
Nadzeya Batava received her Ph.D. in Economics in 2006. In 2018 she became an Associate Professor at the Belarusian State Technological University, and in 2017 held a fellowship at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Since 2018, she has been working at BEROC as an Analyst in the Green Economy Project.
Her professional interests include green economy and sustainable development.
Andrii Doshchyn
Graduated from Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in 2018. From 2019 – student at Kyiv School of Economics, in the program “Economic Analysis”.
(Last updated October 2020)
Oleksii Hamaniuk
Graduated from the Kyiv School of Economics in 2018. Worked with economic research in NGOs in 2017-2020. In 2019-2020 – researcher at Kyiv School of Economics. Started a PhD program at the Bonn University in October 2020.
(Last updated October 2020)
Martina Brandt
Martina Brandt is a Professor for Social Structure and Ageing Societies and the Head of the Master program on “Ageing Societies” at TU Dortmund. Her research in the fields of life course and ageing covers family, health and labour across the life course, intergenerational support and social networks, social inequality and social policy in Europe.
(Last updated June 2020)
Alina Schmitz
Alina Schmitz is a Post-Doc and serves as a Chair of Social Structure and Sociology of Aging Societies at the TU Dortmund. She studied rehabilitation science at the University of Cologne with a focus on gerontology, health services research and methods of empirical social science. She graduated in 2016 (M.A.). She has been working as a research associate at TU Dortmund since 2020.
Her research interests are related to health sociology, population ageing and the interrelations of social policy and inequalities in health.
(Last updated June 2020)
Claudius Garten
Claudius Garten works as a Research Associate at the chair for Social Structure & Sociology of Ageing Societies at TU Dortmund since March 2020. He received a M.A. in Social Science in the study programme for Methods of Social Research at Ruhr University Bochum. His research interests are social inequality, economic sociology and quantitative methods of social research.
(Last updated October 2022)