Anna Gumpert

Anna Gumpert is a full Professor of Economics at the University of Tübingen. She is a research fellow at CEPR and a research affiliate of CESifo. She is also a member of the Cluster of Excellence “Machine Learning: New Perspectives for Science”.

Her research focuses on the economics of large and complex organizations, particularly in two domains: the internal organization of firms under digitalization and globalization, and the structure and capacity of public administrations. Her work combines empirical analysis with organizational theory to understand how institutions adapt to technological and global change.

The trends in her recent publications reveal a strong focus on firm organization, multinational enterprises, and the role of information and communication technologies. Her work spans international economics, organizational economics, and labor economics, often using large-scale firm-level data to derive structural insights.

Scientific Awards:

• ERC Starting Grant for ORGandICT
• 2014 CESifo Affiliate Award (Area: Global Economy)
• Best Paper Award at the XIVth RIEF Doctoral Meeting 2014

Anna Gumpert leads the ERC-funded ORGandICT project, investigating how firms organize around ICT adoption. She actively contributes to the academic community through organizing major workshops such as the 2025 Global Economic Networks Workshop. She has no listed advisees in the provided text.

She is affiliated with multiple high-impact research networks and her work is supported by competitive grants, reflecting her leadership in the field of organizational and international economics.