Philipp Chapkovski

Philipp Chapkovski is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Duisburg-Essen, affiliated with the Institute of Political Science under the POLITSOLID ERC project. His work bridges Behavioral Economics and Political Science, focusing on experimental studies of market mechanisms, social polarization, and information avoidance. Key research areas include:

• Experimental Behavioral Economics: Analyzing trading mechanisms, risk preferences, and market efficiency.
• Polarization and Social Behavior: Studying identity concealment, team dynamics, and affective polarization in workplace and political contexts.

His recent articles highlight war’s impact on redistribution preferences, gamification in financial markets, and information avoidance in polarized societies. Funding from German Excellence Strategy and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft supports his work. Collaborations extend to institutions like Yale University and Université Paris-Dauphine.