Julius Rauber is a project manager at ConPolicy since May 2017 and responsible for projects in the areas of consumer behavior and consumer policy.
Julius Rauber studied economics (Diplom) at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. After completing his studies, he worked in the innovation economics department of Technical University of Berlin, where he was promoted as part of the HARTING Graduate Program. The main focus of his doctorate was on the interplay between the patenting and standardization activities of companies. His dissertation was awarded the "Special Prize for Science" of the German Institute for Standardization e.V. (DIN e.V.). After graduating, Julius Rauber changed the focus of his research from innovation-economics to consumer research and started his postdoctoral position at the Research Center for Consumer, Market and Politics (CCMP) at Zeppelin University Friedrichshafen.
During his time as PostDoc at the CCMP, Julius Rauber published his empirical research findings, in particular on behavioral economic interventions in the area of sustainability, in various journals, among others in the renowned journal "Regulation & Governance" and "Journal of Consumer Affairs".
Furthermore, Julius Rauber worked as an intern at the German Central Bank and as a guest researcher at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
Selected projects
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Policy study: Transparency for consumer products: Project for the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
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Strengthening youth engagement for sustainability through dialogue and transformative learning: Project for the German Environmental Agency
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Financial and non-material incentives for changes in mobility behavior: Study for the German Environment Agency
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Evaluation study of the initiative for consumer education in Bavaria: Project for the Bavarian Ministry for Environment and Consumer Protection
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Annual accounts for flat owners' associations: Study for DIN Verbraucherrat
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Selected publications
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Rauber, J., Münsch, M. & Vetter, M. (2023). Nudging – Förderung von nachhaltigem und gesundem Verhalten durch kleine Änderungen. Scherenberg, V., & Pundt, J. (Hrsg.), Klima-und Gesundheitsschutz: Planetary-Health-Lösungsansätze (Vol. 10).
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Cerulli-Harms, A., Herrmann, L., Kettner, S. E., Münsch, M. & Rauber, J. (2023) Punctual, cheap, fast - and the climate? On the requirements for commuter mobility today and in the future: Publication in "Internationales Verkehrswesen"
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Cerulli-Harms, A., Lang, V. & Rauber, J. (2023). "Another mail..." - How attention can be generated and behavioral changes achieved (and where the limits are). Institute of Transportation at the University of Kassel.
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Rauber, J., Lell, O. & Muster, V. (2022). Less traffic, more quality of life – Guidelines for communicating sufficiency as a goal of municipal transport policy. Publication on behalf of the Federal Environment Agency
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Bauer, J.; Bietz, S.; Rauber, J.; Reisch, L. A. (2021): Nudging healthier food choices in a cafeteria setting: A sequential multi-intervention field study. Appetite, Volume 160, 1 May 2021, 105106
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Selected lectures and presentations
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Online seminar Green Wave, Germany Ticket or Parking Fees: Strategies and incentives to change mobility behavior (Bremen, June 13th 2024)
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Future Mobility Summit of the Tagesspiegels: Nudging in corporate mobility management (Digital, September 2023)
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Forum: Nudging for climate protection – pros and cons: What is nudging? An introduction (Bremen, Mai 21, 2019)
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Debate about Mobility 4.0 at the ESMT Berlin: Big Data in Public Transport Systems – Consumers point of view (Berlin, July 10, 2018)
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Future workshops: Sustainability, migration, digitization: Nudging – A useful tool to promote sustainable behavior? (Oldenburg, September 06, 2018)