Curriculum vitae. I. Personal details Carsten Burhop Date of birth: 02 November 1973 Nationality: German address:

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1 I. Personal details Name: Carsten Burhop Date of birth: 02 November 1973 Nationality: German address: Curriculum vitae II. Present appointment (since 1 August 2003) Assistant Professor University of Münster Faculty of Economics Institute for Economic and Social History III. Qualifications Habilitation: Habilitation, venia legendi for Economics University of Münster, Department of Economics 12 July 2005 Doctoral degree: Graduate studies: Dr. phil., Constitutional, social, and economic history (Medieval and modern) Minors: Economic Theory; Labour Law 13 November 2002 Bonn University, Faculty of Humanities Thesis: Die Kreditbanken in der Gründerzeit (Thesis: Joint-stock banking in Germany, ) First supervisor: Prof. Dr. Hans Pohl Diplom Volkswirt 28 February 2000 Bonn University, Faculty of Law and Economics Thesis: Ein neoklassisches Außenhandelsmodell mit heterogener Nachfrage (Thesis: A neo-classical model of international trade with heterogenous demand) Thesis supervisor: Prof. Dr. Werner Hildenbrand Magister final examination Development Economics (Minor) 13 July 2000 Bonn University, Faculty of Law and Economics Undergraduate studies: Magister interim examination Constitutional, social, and economic history (Medieval and modern), Civil law, Economics (minors) 20 March 2002 Bonn University, Faculty of Humanities Diplom interim examination Economics and East Asian economics / Japan 16 July 1997 University of Duisburg, Faculty of Economics

2 IV. Career 1 January 31 July 2003 Research fellow Center for Development Research Department of Economics and Technological Change University of Bonn 20 February December 2002 Research Assistant Center for Development Research University of Bonn 1 July September 1995 Bank clerk, Deutsche Bank AG, Bremen 1 July Juni 1995 Military service 1 August June 1994 Apprenticeship, Deutsche Bank AG, Bremen V. Visiting positions University of Warwick Department of Economics March / April 2005 (6 weeks) European University Institute Departmentof Economics January 2005 (1 week) VI. Honours, prizes, and grants Project grant, Fritz-Thyssen-Foundation: Multilateral free-trade in 19 th century Europe: Emergence and consequences of the Cobdon-Chevaliernetwork, , joint project with Ulrich Pfister, Münster University (97,500 ) Conference Stipend of Swiss National Bank for participation at the 2004 Meeting of the European Economic Association (500 ) Project grant, German Science Association Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft: Executive compensation and company law in the German Empire, joint project with Christian Bayer, Dortmund University (16,300 ) Conference travel grant, German Science Association Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (425 ) Annual research prize 2002, Institute for bank-historical research, Frankfurt / Main (1,500 )

3 VII. Professional activities Member Verein für Socialpolitik Member Economic History Society Member Economic History Association Member European Historical Economics Society Member Royal Economic Society Member Gesellschaft für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte VIII. Publications and working papers 1. Books (1) Die Kreditbanken in der Gründerzeit Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 2004, 279 pp. 2. Articles in refereed journals (7) A compromise estimate of the net national product and the business cycle in Germany, (joint work with Guntram Wolff) Journal of Economic History, 65(3), 2005, pp (6) Foreign assistance and economic development: a re-evaluation Economics Letters, 86 (1), 2005, (5) Executive remuneration and firm performance: The case of large German banks, Business History, Vol. 46 (4), 2004, pp (4) Datenwahl, Methodenwahl und ihre Bedeutung für die Konjunkturgeschichte (joint work with Guntram Wolff) Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Vol. 91(2), 2004, pp (3) Die Entwicklung der deutschen Aktienkreditbanken von 1848 bis 1913: Quantifizierungsversuche Bankhistorisches Archiv, Vol. 28 (2), 2002, pp (2) Did banks cause the German industrialisation? In print, Explorations in Economic History (1) Die Vergütung des Führungspersonals deutscher Großbanken, In print, Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte

4 3. Articles in collected volumes (1) Regionale Beschäftigungsstruktur und Patentierungstätigkeit im Deutschen Reich, 1877 bis 1914 Conference Volume, bi-annual meeting 2005 of the Gesellschaft für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte 4. Working papers (1) National accounting and the business cycle in Germany, (joint work with Guntram Wolff, University of Bonn) Paper presented at the Annual Meeting 2002 of the Verein für Socialpolitik (2) A legal reform as a natural experiment for incentive contracts (joint work with Christian Bayer, University of Dortmund) Paper presented at the Annual conference 2004 of the Royal Economic Society Paper presented at the Annual conference 2004 of the European Economic Association Paper presented at the 2004 Berlin Workshop on Quantitative Economic History Submitted, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (3) Industrial production in the German Empire Paper presented at the, Annual conference 2005 of the Economic History Society Accepted for presentation, Annual conference 2005 of the Verein für Socialpolitik (4) If only I could sack you! Management turnover and performance in German banks between 1874 and 1913 (joint work with Christian Bayer, University of Dortmund) Accepted for presentation, Annual conference 2005 of the European Historical Economics Society Submitted to Economics Letters (5) The precision of macroeconomic forecasts in Germany Submitted to Economics Letters (6) Taxation, regulation, and the information efficiency of the Berlin stock exchange, (joint work with Zoltan Osterbach and Sergey Gelman, University of Münster) (7) Konvergenz und Synchronisation des Sozialprodukts der Bundesländer seit 1950 Submitted to Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik

5 IX. Conference and Seminar presentations September 2002, Annual conference of the Verein für Socialpolitik December 2002, Bonn Graduate School of Economics January 2003, Faculty of Economics, University of Dortmund April 2003, Annual conference of the Economic History Society December 2003, Economic History Workshop, Humboldt University Berlin July 2004, World Congress of Cliometrics August 2004, Annual conference of the European Economic Association September 2004, Berlin Workshop on Quantitative Economic History March 2005, Economic History Workshop, University of Warwick March 2005, Bi-annual conference of the Gesellschaft für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte April 2005, Annual conference of the Economic History society May 2005, Schumpeter Seminar, Humboldt University Berlin September 2005, Annual conference of the European Historical Economics Society (invited) September 2005, Annual conference of the Verein für Socialpolitik (invited)

6 X. Teaching Summer term 2003: Empirical exercise: The Rhine-Westphalian coal syndicate (Evaluation mark: 2.0) Winter term Lecture: The German economy since 1850 (Evaluation mark: 2.2) Literature course: Multinational companies in the late 19 th and early 20 th century (Evaluation mark: 2.4) Seminar: Financial capital and the third World, (with Prof. Ulrich Pfister) Summer term 2004 Lecture: Economics for Historians (Evaluation mark: 2.4) Literature course: Economic history of the GDR (Evaluation mark: 2.1) Empirical exercise in Economic History and Econometrics: Corporate governance in the German Empire (with Prof. Mark Trede) Seminar: The international trade order from mercantilism to WTO (with Prof. Ulrich Pfister) (Evaluation mark: 2.3) Winter term Lecture: The German economy since 1850 (Evaluation mark: 1.9) Literature course: Topics in the economic history of France Seminar: Origin and evolution of modern economic institutions in the German Empire (with Prof. Ulrich Pfister) Summer term 2005 Empirical Exercise: Monetary policy of the Reichsbank, (Evaluation mark: 1.9) Evaluation marks: 1.0 (best mark) 5.0