Christiane Krieger‐Boden
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Christiane Krieger-Boden is a distinguished economist whose research centers on regional economic development, European integration, and the intersection of digitalization with gender equality. Her work has significantly advanced understanding of how structural change and technological shifts impact labor markets and regional disparities. Among her notable contributions, the study "The effects of digitalization on gender equality in the G20 economies: Women20 study" (2017) stands out for its timely analysis of how artificial intelligence, big data, and mobile robotics could reshape gender dynamics in the world's largest economies. This paper, which has garnered 4 citations, offers critical policy recommendations for leveraging digital technologies to narrow gender gaps, influencing both governmental and non-governmental initiatives. Krieger-Boden's broader oeuvre includes influential research on European cohesion policy and the economic consequences of globalization, earning her recognition as a key voice in applied regional science. Her work continues to inform policymakers and scholars, bridging empirical rigor with actionable insights for a more inclusive digital future.
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