Dirk Ehnts

Dr. Dirk Ehnts is a Lecturer in Economics at Bard College Berlin, with extensive experience as a visiting academic across European institutions. His affiliations include:

• Parliamentary Assistant at the European Parliament (2017-present)
• Visiting Professor at European University of Flensburg
• Visiting Professor of Latin American Macroeconomics at Free University of Berlin
• Visiting Lecturer in Economics at Berlin School of Economics and Law (2012-2014)

As board spokesperson of the Pufendorf Society Berlin, Ehnts specializes in monetary theory and macroeconomics, particularly focusing on:

• Balance sheet approaches to economic analysis
• Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) applications
• Monetary-fiscal policy interactions
• International macroeconomic dynamics
• Non-ergodic economic systems
• Stock-flow consistent modeling

His publications demonstrate a consistent focus on monetary systems, with key themes including:

• MMT implementation challenges
• Currency sovereignty analysis
• Financial system sustainability
• Historical economic theory integration
• Reflexivity applications in economics
• Empirical validation of monetary frameworks

Ehnts' methodological expertise includes:

• Balance sheet accounting in economics
• Dynamic macroeconomic modeling
• Comparative monetary system analysis
• Critical assessment of equilibrium models
• Empirical validation of economic theories
• Reflexivity-based economic frameworks