Behavioural economist and climate expert Dr Gianluca Grimalda pursues his research as a PICAIS fellow at the Chair of Prof Graf Lambsdorff
Do market integration and exposure to climate change make us more selfish or more cooperative? This is the question Dr Gianluca Grimalda delves into as a PICAIS fellow at the Chair of Prof Johann Graf Lambsdorff until the end of June 2024.
Dr Grimalda conducts experimental research on the topics of cooperation, trust and conflict - particularly in indigenous societies. Last year, he collected data in Papua New Guinea to find answers to his current research question. He is now analysing this data together with Dr Katharina Werner. A detailed interview with Dr Gianluca Grimalda about his current research project, the consequences of climate change for indigenous societies, human nature, and his impressions from Papua New Guinea can be found here.
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