March 17, 2026: Programme entitled ‘Why the East Lags Behind in Terms of Wealth’ by the Altenburger Land Economic Association of the Central German Metropolitan Region (WAMM).
Why the East Lags Behind in Terms of Wealth (in German).
Dr. Natalie Herdegen [IAW]
March 3, 2026: European Commission Representation in Germany, Berlin.
Legally equal - but disadvantaged in practice? EU immigrants in Germany (in German).
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Boockmann [IAW]
February 19, 2026: 18th FIW-Research Conference ‘International Economics’ in Vienna.
Complementarities Between Import and Export Activities: Firm-Level Evidence for Goods and Services.
Matthias Fauth [IAW] with Prof. Dr. Benjamin Jung [Universiy of Hohenheim] and Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kohler [University of Tübingen]
February 12, 2026: DIFIS International Scientific Workshop „Public Opinion and Social Policies – Legitimacy and Acceptance of the Welfare State and Specific Life Course Policies” , Bremen.
Attitudes towards social policy: What can we know from survey and the literature? – A Data Review.
Dr. Natalie Herdegen [IAW]
December 3, 2025: Discussion event organised by the Family Business Foundation: ‘Unlocking dormant potential – Germany's way out of the labour shortage’, Berlin.
Keynote speech: Making better use of labour potential in Germany (in German).
Prof. Dr Bernhard Boockmann [IAW]
November 20, 2025: DIFIS workshop ‘Labour and Social Policy in Transformation’, Duisburg.
Insights into the operational level – on the practice of economic transformation (in German).
Dr Andreas Koch together with Michael Jauß [IAW]
September 24, 2025: T H E Workshop 2025 at the University of Hohenheim.
Complementarities Between Import and Export Activities: Firm-Level Evidence for Goods and Services.
Matthias Fauth together with Prof. Dr. Benjamin Jung and Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kohler [IAW/University of Hohenheim]
Working while sick: a factorial survey experiment on the driving factors of presenteeism behaviour.
Dr. Natalie Herdegen [IAW]
September 17, 2025: VfS Annual Conference 2025 in Cologne.
Understanding changes in the distribution of household incomes in Germany, 2014/15 – 2020/21.
Jan Simon Wiemann together with Prof. Dr. Martin Biewen [IAW]
