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Recap: 16th European Historical Economics Society Conference at the University of Hohenheim [15.09.2025]
From September 4 to 6, 2025, the University of Hohenheim hosted the 16th Conference of the European Historical Economics Society (EHES). More than 160 participants from across Europe and beyond gathered to present and discuss the latest research in economic history at Europe’s leading conference in this field.more
New Edition of "Hohenheim Discussion Papers in Business, Economics and Social Sciences" [25.08.2025]
A new paper has been published in the Discussion Paper series (Hohenheim Discussion Paper 01-2025): “Endogenous Task Allocation and Intrafirm Bargaining: A Note” by Thomas Beissinger (520G) and Martyna Marczak (Trinity College Dublin).more
European Historical Economics Society Conference, 4 to 6 September 2025 at University of Hohenheim [18.08.2025]
The University of Hohenheim welcomes many international researchers from the field of economic history to the European Historical Economics Society conference.more
New CEPR Discussion Paper: When Parents Get to Decide [14.08.2025]
CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20528 "When Parents Get to Decide: Choice of Secondary School Track and Student Outcomes" by Aderonke Osikominu from the Chair of Econometrics and Empirical Economics at the Unversity of Hohenheim (with Gregor Pfeifer und Kristina Strohmaier). more
BESS Faculty Receives AACSB Seal [24.07.2025]
Only around 6 % of the best business schools worldwide meet the requirements: The Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences (BESS) at the University of Hohenheim is now part of this leading group. After several years of preparation and an intensive review process, it has been awarded the prestigious quality seal of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of...more
NBER Summer Institute with Nadja Dwenger from the Department of Economics [23.07.2025]
Nadja Dwenger presents her current research paper “Building Capacity in the Public Administration” (with Anna Gumpert) at the NBER Summer Institute in Cambridge. The session can be viewed on youtube.more
New Paper on “Building Capacity in the Public Administration” [17.07.2025]
Nadja Dwenger (Chair of Public Economics) und Anna Gumpert (University of Tuebingen) share their latest research „Building Capacity in the Public Administration: Evidence from German Reunification“.more