Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals
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Can Wine Growing Cause Rural Development? Evidence from Early Modern Baden-Württemberg, 2025, European Review of Economic History, forthcoming (with Thilo R. Huning)
Roma Eterna? Roman Rule Explains Regional Well-Being Divides in Germany, 2024, (with Martin Obschonka, Michael Fritsch, Michael Wyrwich, Jason Rentfrow, Jeff Potter and Samuel D. Gosling) Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology, forthcoming.
On the Roman Origins of Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Germany, 2023, Regional Studies, 58(7), pp. 1446-1463. (with Michael Fritsch, Martin Obschonka and Michael Wyrwich)
You Reap What You Know: Appropriability and the Origin of European States, 2023, European Journal of Political Economy, 79, pp. 102432. (with Thilo R. Huning)
Regional and Urban Development in Europe, 2023, forthcoming in the Handbook of Cliometrics (with Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer) (also available as CEPR Discussion Paper No. 18481)
The Fetters of Inheritance? Equal Partition and Regional Economic Development, 2021, European Economic Review, 136(6), pp. 1-26. (with Thilo R. Huning)
The Origins of Agricultural Inheritance Traditions, 2021, Journal of Comparative Economics, 49(3), pp. 660-674. (with Thilo R. Huning)
The German Bank-growth Nexus Revisited: Savings Banks and Economic Growth in Prussia, 2021, Economic History Review, 74(1), pp. 204-222. (with Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer)
Early and Medieval Periods in German Economic History, 2020, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance. (with Thilo R. Huning)
Illuminating the World Cup Effect: Night Lights Evidence from South Africa, 2018, Journal of Regional Science, 58(5), pp. 887-920. (with Gregor Pfeifer and Martyna Marzcak)
Media Coverage: Sunday Times | htxt.africa | SciBraai.com | Press Report of the University of Hohenheim (in German)
Online Appendices
Political Participation and Economic Development. Evidence from the Rise of Participative Political Institutions in the Late Medieval German Lands, 2019, European Review of Economic History, 23(2), pp. 193-213.
(accepted version on SSRN)
Does European Development Have Roman Roots? Evidence from the German Limes, 2017, Journal of Economic Growth, 22(3), pp. 313-349.
Summary of the article in German:
Augustus' langer Schatten. Warum der römische Teil Deutschlands noch heute besser entwickelt ist, 2018, Ifo Dresden berichtet, 2/2018.
Does Medieval Trade Still Matter? Historical Trade Centers, Agglomeration and Contemporary Economic Development, 2016, Regional Science and Urban Economics, 60, pp. 50-60.
Participative Political Institutions in Pre-Modern Europe. Introducing a New Database, 2016, Historical Methods. A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History, 49(2), pp. 67-79.
Die Entwicklung des Lebensstandards im Dritten Reich. Eine glücksökonomische Perspektive, 2013, Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte (Economic History Yearbook) 54(1), pp. 89-110.
Other Publications (in German)
Die Bedeutung von Vertrauen für Globalisierung und internationale Integration, in: Kollmer-von Oheim-Loup, G., Lehmann-Hasemeyer, S. and van de Kerkoff, S. (2017). Ökonomie und Ethik – Beiträge aus Wirtschaft und Geschichte. (Stuttgarter Historische Studien zur Landes- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Bd. 23), S. 265-294. Thorbecke Verlag, Ostfildern.
Schlüsselbranche Maschinenbau. Eine mikrodatenbasierte Analyse, 2014, IAW Policy Reports No. 10. (with Raimund Krumm)
(click on the title to download or access the papers)
Can Wine Growing Cause Rural Development? Evidence from Early Modern Baden-Württemberg, 2025, European Review of Economic History, forthcoming (with Thilo R. Huning)
Roma Eterna? Roman Rule Explains Regional Well-Being Divides in Germany, 2024, (with Martin Obschonka, Michael Fritsch, Michael Wyrwich, Jason Rentfrow, Jeff Potter and Samuel D. Gosling) Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology, forthcoming.
On the Roman Origins of Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Germany, 2023, Regional Studies, 58(7), pp. 1446-1463. (with Michael Fritsch, Martin Obschonka and Michael Wyrwich)
You Reap What You Know: Appropriability and the Origin of European States, 2023, European Journal of Political Economy, 79, pp. 102432. (with Thilo R. Huning)
Regional and Urban Development in Europe, 2023, forthcoming in the Handbook of Cliometrics (with Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer) (also available as CEPR Discussion Paper No. 18481)
The Fetters of Inheritance? Equal Partition and Regional Economic Development, 2021, European Economic Review, 136(6), pp. 1-26. (with Thilo R. Huning)
The Origins of Agricultural Inheritance Traditions, 2021, Journal of Comparative Economics, 49(3), pp. 660-674. (with Thilo R. Huning)
The German Bank-growth Nexus Revisited: Savings Banks and Economic Growth in Prussia, 2021, Economic History Review, 74(1), pp. 204-222. (with Sibylle Lehmann-Hasemeyer)
Early and Medieval Periods in German Economic History, 2020, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance. (with Thilo R. Huning)
Illuminating the World Cup Effect: Night Lights Evidence from South Africa, 2018, Journal of Regional Science, 58(5), pp. 887-920. (with Gregor Pfeifer and Martyna Marzcak)
Media Coverage: Sunday Times | htxt.africa | SciBraai.com | Press Report of the University of Hohenheim (in German)
Online Appendices
Political Participation and Economic Development. Evidence from the Rise of Participative Political Institutions in the Late Medieval German Lands, 2019, European Review of Economic History, 23(2), pp. 193-213.
(accepted version on SSRN)
Does European Development Have Roman Roots? Evidence from the German Limes, 2017, Journal of Economic Growth, 22(3), pp. 313-349.
Summary of the article in German:
Augustus' langer Schatten. Warum der römische Teil Deutschlands noch heute besser entwickelt ist, 2018, Ifo Dresden berichtet, 2/2018.
Does Medieval Trade Still Matter? Historical Trade Centers, Agglomeration and Contemporary Economic Development, 2016, Regional Science and Urban Economics, 60, pp. 50-60.
Participative Political Institutions in Pre-Modern Europe. Introducing a New Database, 2016, Historical Methods. A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History, 49(2), pp. 67-79.
Die Entwicklung des Lebensstandards im Dritten Reich. Eine glücksökonomische Perspektive, 2013, Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte (Economic History Yearbook) 54(1), pp. 89-110.
Other Publications (in German)
Die Bedeutung von Vertrauen für Globalisierung und internationale Integration, in: Kollmer-von Oheim-Loup, G., Lehmann-Hasemeyer, S. and van de Kerkoff, S. (2017). Ökonomie und Ethik – Beiträge aus Wirtschaft und Geschichte. (Stuttgarter Historische Studien zur Landes- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Bd. 23), S. 265-294. Thorbecke Verlag, Ostfildern.
Schlüsselbranche Maschinenbau. Eine mikrodatenbasierte Analyse, 2014, IAW Policy Reports No. 10. (with Raimund Krumm)
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