saegb

Department of International Economics, Government and Business

Sebastian
Ahlstich
Ph.d.-stipendiat


Kontor: POR/24.B-3.77
Tel:
+4538152569
E-mail: sa.egb@cbs.dk
Præsentation

I am a PhD Fellow at the Department of International Economics, Government and Business (EGB) at CBS. The central aim of my PhD project is to generate a better understanding of the utilization of preferential trade agreements (PTAs) by firms. My research largely relies on quantitative data and tries to combine macro perspectives from international economics with observations on a micro level from international business. Novel insights into the utilization of PTAs are both valuable for the design of targeted trade-policy tools, as well as desirable to justify the protracted and resource-intensive process of PTA-negotiations.

My general research interests include applied international economics, economic history and the role of interest groups in electoral outcomes. In addition, I am particularly interested in EU and German economic and foreign policy.

I have a MSc in Economics from Humboldt-University of Berlin and prior work experience in the financial sector, as well as in trade policy making from the European External Action Service.

Primære forskningsområder
  • International trade and (de-)globalisation
  • Preferential trade agreements
  • International Political Economy 
  • Economic History
Link til denne hjemmeside
www.cbs.dk/staff/saegb
Kurser

Research Design and Quantitative Methods I (BSc in Business Administration and Sociology)

Vejledning

I supervise bachelor students in various topics in international economics, preferably with a quantitative orientation.

Publikationer sorteret efter:
2024
Sebastian Ahlstich; Lars Karlsson / Explaining Utilization of Preferential Tariffs : New Perspectives.
I: WCO News, Vol. 104, Nr. 2, 25.6.2024
Tidsskriftartikel
Bibeskæftigelse

2023: No outside activities to report
2024: Kommerskollegium (Swedish Board of Trade) - Affiliated Researcher (Utredare) on project on Swedish-Norwegian & Swedish-Colombian trade relations, 20% part-time employment between 09/2024 – 01/2025, Stockholm, Sweden