Aenne Wulferding

Aenne Wulferding is a Researcher and PhD candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance. Her work focuses on tax law, constitutional law, and the intersection of sustainability with democratic governance. She holds a law degree from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and the University of Bergen (2016–2022). She was awarded the Sylvester Jordan Prize (2022) and recognized as the top candidate in Bavaria’s first legal exam (2023).

• Education: Law studies with tax specialization (LMU Munich & Bergen, 2016–2022)
• Positions: Student assistant under Prof. Stefan Korioth (2021–2022), Research Assistant at Hengeler Mueller (2022), MPI Researcher (2022–present)

Her research explores sustainable policymaking challenges in democratic frameworks and tax system reforms. Publications address climate governance, billionaire tax loopholes, and racial inequities in public finance. She actively contributes to the International Fiscal Association (IFA) and Young IFA Network (YIN).