Kiel Institute Researcher
Christoph Schlömer
Kiel Institute Researcher
Christoph Schlömer
Christoph Schlömer joined the research group "Geopolitical Conflicts and the Transformation of Labor Markets" in August 2026. He studied Economics at the Universities of Mannheim and Bonn and began his doctoral studies at the University of Bayreuth in September 2024. His research is situated at the intersection of economic history and labor economics, examining the long-term effects of the Second World War on regional labor force participation as well as on individual labor market careers in Germany. In particular, his work focuses on the effects of gender disparities, displacement, and political restructuring on the labor market.
Topics
MigrationLabor MarketPolitical EconomyWarMain research interests
- Labor Economics
- Economic History
- Regional Economics
- Gender
- War Victims
- Displaced Persons
Christoph Schlömer joined the research group "Geopolitical Conflicts and the Transformation of Labor Markets" in August 2026. He studied Economics at the Universities of Mannheim and Bonn and began his doctoral studies at the University of Bayreuth in September 2024. His research is situated at the intersection of economic history and labor economics, examining the long-term effects of the Second World War on regional labor force participation as well as on individual labor market careers in Germany. In particular, his work focuses on the effects of gender disparities, displacement, and political restructuring on the labor market.
