Johanna Jauernig

Johanna Jauernig is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in the Global South (IAMO), affiliated with the Department of Structural Development of Farms and Rural Areas. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from TU Munich and has conducted interdisciplinary research intersecting economics, philosophy, and agricultural policy through experimental methods.

• PhD in Philosophy, TU Munich School of Management
• Graduate studies in Philosophy, LMU Munich

Her research focuses on experimental ethics applied to land markets, algorithmic decision-making, GMO skepticism, corporate hypocrisy, and moral absolutism. She employs economic experiments, conceptual analyses, and surveys to explore ethical dilemmas in markets and technological systems.

Key article trends include experimental studies on market power perceptions, algorithm aversion, moral absolutism in agriculture, and corporate ethical behavior. Her work bridges theoretical ethics with empirical economic analysis, particularly in agrarian contexts.