Alexander J. Wulf

Dr. Alexander J. Wulf is a Professor of Law and Economics at SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences since 2023, specializing in the intersection of legal frameworks and economic principles. He also serves as a Lecturer at Bucerius Law School (2023). His research focuses on consumer policy, digital regulation, and institutional economics through empirical analysis and behavioral experiments.

• Doctor of Economics (2017), University of Siegen
• Doctor of Law (2013), Bucerius Law School
• MSc in Social Research Methods (2008), London School of Economics
• Master of Law and Business (2007), Bucerius Law School/WHU

His publications examine transparency obligations in EU consumer law, GDPR compliance, energy regulation, and AI governance. Ongoing funded projects include climate change skepticism analysis (DBU) and online disclosure duties (DFG Germany).

• Association of scholarship holders and alumni of the Naumann Foundation (2014)
• SRH University award for outstanding teaching (2015)

Current collaborations span institutions in Germany, UK, India, and the US, with visiting appointments at University of Oxford, Kyoto University, and UC Berkeley.