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Research

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Our research focuses on key areas of regional relevance, reflected in our professorships. The quality of research is ensured by regularly presenting findings at international conferences and publishing them in renowned academic journals.

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Digital Closeness: How Authentic Relationships Develop in Social Networks

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A study published in the A*-ranked Journal of the Association for Information Systems, featuring Assoc Prof Dr Johannes Schneider (University of Liechtenstein), analysed over 440,000 social media messages. It shows that personality, curiosity, respect and sharing foster high-quality relationships. Social networks thrive not on their structure but on the quality of interactions, with important implications for human-centred digital platforms.

 

Further information available at Capturing the “Social” in Social Networks

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Artificial Intelligence for Early Detection of Banking Crises: Research Team at the University of Liechtenstein Presents Promising Results

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At the Finance Forum Liechtenstein, Prof Dr Michael Hanke and doctoral candidates Merlin Bartel and Sebastian Petric presented research on AI-supported prediction of banking crises. Using the 2023 US regional banking crisis as a case study, they demonstrated how machine learning identifies early warning signals and offers investors actionable recommendations. The study highlights the potential of data-driven models to reduce risk and strengthens the University of Liechtenstein’s role in financial research.

 

Further information available at Artificial Intelligence for Early Detection of Banking Crises

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Forschungsseminare

Die Zielsetzung der vom Department für Finance und Economics veranstalteten Forschungsseminare besteht darin, aktuelle Forschungsideen und Forschungsprojekte zu präsentieren und vor einem Fachpublikum zu verteidigen, um ein Feedback zu erhalten. Diese Seminare tragen zur Weiterqualifizierung des wissenschaftlichen Personals bei.

Weitere Informationen zum Finance Research Seminar und zum Wirtschaftspolitischen Seminar Alpenrhein finden Sie unter: 

 

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