Johann Graf Lambsdorff

Prof. Dr. Johann Graf Lambsdorff is a Professor of Economics with a focus on Economic Theory at the University of Passau's School of Business, Economics and Information Systems. He leads the Chair of Economic Theory, where his research emphasizes experimental and behavioral economics, particularly in the context of corruption and institutional frameworks. His work combines theoretical analysis with practical applications, such as developing the classEx platform for interactive classroom experiments. He has authored numerous publications on corruption measurement, behavioral public policy, and experimental macroeconomics.

Research Interests:

• Behavioral and experimental economics
• Economics of corruption and institutional design
• Macroeconomic theory and policy
• Educational technology in economics

Key Projects:

• classEx: An online tool for conducting real-time experiments in economics education.
• Internet Center for Corruption Research: A hub for global corruption studies and policy insights.

Teaching: Prof. Lambsdorff oversees courses in macroeconomics, institutional economics, and behavioral game theory. His team actively supervises bachelor's and master's theses, emphasizing empirical and theoretical rigor.