Julia Mink

Julia Mink serves as the Argelander Professor of Environmental Economics, Sustainability and Inequality at the University of Bonn, holding an associated membership and cluster affiliation since 2023 within the university's research ecosystem.

Her academic foundation includes a bachelor's degree in social sciences and master's degree in economics and political science from Sciences Po Paris, followed by a PhD in economics from the same institution completed in 2021. During doctoral studies, she conducted research at the University of California, Berkeley, and subsequently worked as a postdoctoral researcher at France's National Institute for Research in Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE) prior to joining Bonn.

Mink's research program centers on applied quasi-experimental methodologies to investigate environmental and health economics, with specific focus on quantifying externalities and climate change adaptation strategies. Her scholarly work integrates behavioral economics foundations to address inequality and sustainability challenges through rigorous empirical analysis of real-world policy impacts.

Her 2025 publication in the International Review of Economics exemplifies her research trajectory by examining how couple separation affects household living standards in France, demonstrating consistent application of microeconomic analysis to social phenomena. Overall publication trends reveal deep engagement with environmental health externalities and policy-relevant economic modeling.

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Professor Mink actively contributes to the University of Bonn's Argelander research cluster, participating in interdisciplinary collaborations since her 2023 appointment to advance environmental economics scholarship.