Chair of Development Economics

Katharina Grabrucker and Michael Grimm published in the world’s leading journal for agricultural...

The United Nations University – Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and...

On the Malleability of Gender Attitudes: Evidence from Implicit and Explicit Measures in Tunisia.

17 October has been designated by the UN as International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. From...

The Digital Development Dialogue (3D) seminar is a monthly 45-minute online forum for policy and...

The Chair for Development Economics (Prof. Dr. Michael Grimm) hosted from 24 to 25 September 2020...

This paper starts from the observation that in many parts of the world, several decades of...

The paper "Gender attitudes in the Arab region - the role of framing and priming effects" by...

At the International Women’s Day, Prof. Isabel Günther (ETH Zürich) and Prof. Michael Grimm...

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7 February 2020 the chair held a workshop at the RWI in Essen to discuss ongoing research as well as...

1. J.-M. Baland, C. Guirkinger, R. Hartwig (2019) Now or later? The allocation of the pot and the...

9 to 11 January 2020 the 2018/19 batch of the Master Development Studies held a seminar in...

The paper “Rainfall risk, fertility and development: Evidence from farm settlements during the...

The Chair of Development Economics is happy to welcome Dr. Hanna Fromell from the University of...

Prof. Michael Grimm (Chair of Development Economics) has been elected Chairman of the Research Group...

Prof. Dr. Peters offers the following seminar in the forthcoming winter term 2019/20:

Development...

Renate Hartwig published a paper entitled Now or later? The allocation of the pot and the insurance...

Burkina Faso (FIdES): In February a small team from the chair in collaboration with the IRSS in...

Research results by Profs. Michael Grimm and Jörg Peters as well as various co-authors from the
RWI...

Thursday 17 January 2019, 12h-14h

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