Stephan Brosig

Dr. Stephan Brosig is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies (IAMO) specializing in rural development, food consumption, and statistical methods. He has contributed to projects on agricultural factor markets, sustainability, and data management, with a focus on China and Eastern Europe.

• Agricultural sustainability metrics
• Rural labor market dynamics in China
• Corporate Social Responsibility in German agriculture

Research Areas include rural development in China, food security, and socio-economic analysis using statistical models. His work often intersects with public health, examining dietary quality and its economic determinants.

Notable Trends in his 15 most recent publications highlight agricultural sustainability, CSR practices, land market regulation, and post-war recovery strategies in Ukraine. Collaborative projects with institutions across Germany, China, and Eastern Europe are central to his work.

Advising and Grants involve inter-institutional data management initiatives and projects like DEDIPAC, REAP, and BRIC-related studies. He actively contributes to international conferences and policy briefs.