Jerg Gutmann

Jerg Gutmann is a Junior Professor for Behavioral Law and Economics at the University of Hamburg, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law, economics, and political science. His work spans constitutional compliance, migration studies, judicial independence, and the economic impacts of international sanctions.

• Affiliation: University of Hamburg
• Research Focus: Law & Economics, Political Science
• Projects: Principal Investigator for DFG-funded constitutional economics research; Affiliated Researcher with POLMIG
• Advisory Roles: Member of UNODC corruption measurement task force; Advisory Board for EU-PHILIPPINE ASEP energy program

Research Trends: Analysis of constitutional compliance mechanisms, migration economics, sanctions efficacy, and judicial independence dynamics through empirical and behavioral frameworks.

Grants & Memberships: Funded by German Research Foundation (DFG #525707184) for constitutional social contract research; active in international policy advisory capacities.