Jonathan Federle

Jonathan Federle serves as a Research Fellow at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy within the President's research team since January 2024, focusing on macroeconomic impacts of geopolitical conflicts and financial market dynamics.

Educational background:

• Doctoral candidate at LMU Munich (October 2020–January 2024), specializing in economic impacts of wars and violent conflicts

His research integrates Asset Pricing, Macroeconomics, and Economics of Conflict to analyze how wars affect global financial systems. Current investigations examine geoeconomic tensions, international market vulnerabilities, and crisis transmission mechanisms through empirical analysis of large-scale datasets.

Recent publications (2022–2024) reveal consistent focus on conflict-induced economic disruptions, with methodological emphasis on event studies and macro-finance linkages. Key contributions quantify war costs, inflation-election relationships, and real-time market reactions to geopolitical shocks.

Scientific recognition:

• No awards or fellowships documented in source material

Professional activities show no student supervision or grant management responsibilities. Current work operates within the Institute's Macroeconomics Research Center framework, contributing to policy-oriented analyses of financial crises and geopolitical risk.

Operates within the President's research team at the Macroeconomics Research Center, collaborating on projects related to macrofinance and geoeconomic stability. Current initiatives include historical conflict analysis and real-time market monitoring systems for geopolitical risk assessment.