Jarko Fidrmuc

Jarko Fidrmuc is a Professor of International Economics at Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany, with research affiliations at multiple institutions: CESifo Munich, the Institute of East European Studies in Regensburg, the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO), and Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) in Lithuania. His research focuses on European integration, globalization, China-Eastern Europe relations, and international macroeconomics/finance.

• Primary affiliation: Zeppelin University
• Key research themes: European integration, globalization, China-Easter Europe linkages, international macroeconomics
• Collaborative networks: CESifo, Regensburg Institute, WIFO, KTU

His scholarly work examines how linguistic diversity affects trade patterns (Foreign Languages and Trade, 2009), economic disintegration processes (Disintegration and Trade, 2000), and the macroeconomic impacts of European monetary integration (Glass half full or half empty, 2017). The research spans international economics, political economy, and institutional analysis.

While no specific scientific awards are mentioned, his affiliations suggest ongoing contributions to policy-oriented research through institutes like the Slovak Republic's Institute for Strategy and Analysis (ISA) advisor network and Finland's BOFIT institute. The combination of academic roles and policy engagement indicates sustained interdisciplinary impact in international economics and transition studies.