Jan-Erik Thie

Jan-Erik Thie serves as a Lecturer at the John F. Kennedy Institute, Department of Sociology, Free University of Berlin since 2024, and concurrently pursues doctoral research at the Institute of Macroeconomics and Business Cycle Research (IMK) since 2021. His professional trajectory includes research roles at Ecologic Institute (2018-2021) and adelphi consult (2016-2018).

Academic credentials:

• Doctorate in Economics (ongoing, 2021–present), University of Potsdam
• Master of Science in Economics (2016–2020), University of Potsdam
• Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Economics (2011–2016), University of Potsdam

His research integrates environmental economics with macroeconomic policy design, specializing in sustainable finance architectures, energy market stabilization, and industrial decarbonization pathways. Current work addresses systemic challenges in climate transition finance and crisis-responsive economic governance, emphasizing practical policy implementation in European contexts.

Publications from 2022–2024 demonstrate consistent focus on climate-macroeconomic interfaces, particularly German policy responses to energy crises. Key thematic clusters include carbon pricing mechanisms during inflationary shocks, public finance instruments for green transitions, and sectoral decarbonization strategies for critical industries like automotive manufacturing.

No scientific awards were documented in the source material.

Details regarding student supervision or research funding remain unreported in the provided documentation.

Primary institutional affiliations include the Institute of Macroeconomics and Business Cycle Research (IMK) and collaborative projects with Ecologic Institute, focusing on applied economic policy analysis for climate transition challenges.