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Dr. Sulin Sardoschau serves as Junior Professor for Migration Economics at Humboldt University of Berlin's Faculty of Economics and Business, while concurrently co-leading the Department of Migration, Labor Market and Economics at the Berlin Centre for Empirical Research on Migration and Integration (BIM). She maintains significant external affiliations as a Research Affiliate at IZA, Research Associate at the RF Berlin Institute for the Economy and the Future of Work, and fellow at both the Institut Convergences Migrations and BIM.
Her academic foundation includes:
- B.Sc. in International Economics and Middle Eastern Studies from Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen (2008-2012)
- M.Sc. in Empirical and Theoretical Economics from the Paris School of Economics (2012-2014)
- Ph.D. from the Paris School of Economics (2014-2018) focusing on 'Migration, Aid and Conflict: Essays in Development Economics and Political Economy'
Dr. Sardoschau's research explores the volatile intersection of empirical political economy, labor markets, and migration dynamics, with particular emphasis on how conflict over economic and political resources manifests in diverse societies. Her methodological expertise in applied econometrics drives investigations into refugee integration, cultural adaptation, and the socioeconomic impacts of violence and political extremism. Recent work demonstrates increasing focus on real-time societal responses to migration through digital activism and policy interventions.
Analysis of her publication trajectory reveals consistent methodological rigor applied to evolving migration challenges, with recent emphasis shifting toward quantifying hate crime drivers, refugee labor market integration, and cross-cultural transmission effects. Her work increasingly bridges micro-level behavioral data with macro-level policy implications, particularly regarding European migration governance and social cohesion metrics.
Through her advisory roles with the European Commission, OECD, and ProCredit microfinance institution, Dr. Sardoschau directly translates research into development cooperation frameworks. As Founder and President of Argo Think Tank, she spearheads policy initiatives addressing migration economics and integration barriers.
Her institutional leadership at BIM's Department of Migration, Labor Market and Economics positions her at the nexus of academic research and policy implementation, directing interdisciplinary teams studying labor market dynamics, migration forecasting, and socioeconomic integration pathways in Germany and Europe.
