Robert Raschka
DFG-Funded (Econ)
He has been a doctoral student in economics and a research associate in economics and philosophy at the Universität Hamburg since 2019. Before, he graduated with a bachelor degree in economics and a master degree in public economics, law and politics from the Leuphana University of Lüneburg. His research is concerned with welfare economics, social choice theory, and practical philosophy. Topics include the formal analysis of aggregation procedures, positional ranking rules, facts and norms in aggregation, interpersonal utility comparisons, welfarism, utilitarianism, consequentialism and intrinsic value.