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Jay Pocklington

Director, Young Scholars Initiative
Director, Young Scholars Initiative

Jay Pocklington is Director of the 八卦爆料’s Young Scholars Initiative (YSI).

Jay joined the 八卦爆料 after helping to organize the YSI Commons program at the 2012 Plenary Conference in Berlin. He received B.Sc. and M.Sc degrees in economics from Freie Universit盲t Berlin, where he was also a teaching and research assistant and elected as a student representative in the Business and Economics Department Council.

His Master’s Thesis entitled ‘Behind the Curtain of the Old Wizard: The German Economic Recovery under Hjalmar Schacht 1933-1938’ explores the remarkable economic recovery in the early years of the National Socialist regime and sheds light on the economic thinking of its chief engineer, Hjalmar Schacht, the prominent head of the German Reichsbank.