Bernhard Harms Medal

The Bernhard Harms Medal is awarded at irregular intervals. The medal is awarded to persons who have contributed to the Kiel Institute's research on the world economy in the tradition of Bernd Harms.

The recipients of the Bernhard Harms Medal to date are:

2004: Professor Otmar Issing, European Central Bank, Frankfurt am Main

2004: Professor Helmut Hesse, Göttingen

2000: Reinhard Mohn, Gütersloh

2000: Professor Marcus Bierich, Stuttgart, President of the Society for the Promotion of the Kiel Institute for World Economics, 1984–2000

1999: Professor Václav Klaus, President of the Parliament of the Czech Republic

1995: Professor Herbert Grubel, Vancouver

1994: Birgit Breuel, President of the Treuhandanstalt, Berlin

1992: Professor Ingo Walter, New York University

1992: Professor Helmut Schlesinger, Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt am Main

1991: Professor Juergen B. Donges, Cologne, Vicepresident of the Kiel Institute for World Economics, 1983–1989

1989: Dr. h.c. Tyll Necker, Bad Oldesloe

1989: Professor Karl Schiller, Jesteburg-Osterberg

1988: Professor Rudolf Scheid, Frankfurt am Main

1986: Professor Gerhard Fels, Cologne, Vicepresident of the Kiel Institute for World Economics, 1976–1983

1986: Dr. Hans D. Barbier, Frankfurt am Main

1984: Karl-Gustav Ratjen, Frankfurt am Main, President of the Society for the Promotion of the Kiel Institute for World Economics, 1971–1984

1984: Professor Wolfgang F. Stolper, Ann Arbor, Michigan

1983: Professor George Frank Ray, London

1983: Tadeusz M. Rybczinski, M.Sc., London

1981: Dr. David Grove, Washington, D.C.

1980: Dr. Kurt Pentzlin, Hannover

1980: Professor Otto Pfleiderer, Stuttgart