I am a research fellow at WZB in Berlin and I am interested in behavioral and experimental economics. Currently, I am working on long-run interactions in high frequency environment and models of (political) influence. Also, I dabble in 3D printing of representations of my data.

Here you can find a current version of my CV and here you can access my WZB website.

If you want to get in touch you can reach me via email: johannes.leutgeb@gmail.com

Published Work

  • Huck, Steffen, Johannes Leutgeb, and Ryan Oprea. 2017. “Payoff Information Hampers the Evolution of Cooperation.” Nature Communications 8 (15147). doi:10.1038/ncomms15147. [link]

Work in Progress

  • Learning in Clock vs. Period Time
  • Cooperation under Imperfect Public Monitoring
  • Games Played Through Agents in the Laboratory (joint with Steffen Huck and Ludwig Ensthaler)
  • Buffoons in Political primaries
  • Causal Inference in the Single Case