Events

Advanced Studies Program

Global Production Networks – Ernest Liu (Princeton)

China in the Global Economy - 2nd Kiel-Göttingen-CEPR Conference

The conference will serve as a nexus for leading scholars delving into China’s multifaceted role in the global economy.

Global China Conversations #43

Industrial Policies: Do Chinese Industrial Policies Work, and What Are the Domestic and International Implications?

Driven by strategic planning, generous subsidies, and long-term visions like “Made in China 2025,” China’s industrial policy has significantly reshaped global manufacturing—from high-tech exports to green energy supply chains.

Research Seminar

Distribution of Climate Damages in Convergence-Consistent Growth Projections – Anthony Harding

Advanced Studies Program

Topics in International Macroeconomics and Trade – Nitya Pandalai-Nayar & Christoph Böhm (UT Austin)

Kiel-CEPR Research Seminar

Dynamic Models, New Gains from Trade?

Workshop

Behavioral Economics

Kiel-CEPR Research Seminar

How to Sell Public Debt in Uncertain Times

Kiel-CEPR Research Seminar

Identifying and Characterizing Global Value Chain Activities in the Presence of Foreign Direct Investment

Kiel-CEPR Research Seminar

Réka Juhász: Kiel-CEPR Research Seminar (tba)

Advanced Studies Program

Real Business Cycles and Quantitative Methods – Sergio de Ferra (Oxford)

Advanced Studies Program

Growth and Search & Matching – Federica Romei (Oxford)

Advanced Studies Program

New Keynesian Models – Andrea Ferrero (Oxford)

Joint Conference Kiel Institute and CEPR in Paris

4th Kiel-CEPR Conference on Geoeconomics

The Kiel-CEPR Conference on Geoeconomics is now in its 4th year and has become a premier event on the topic. Once again our goal is to bring together the world's leading academics working on Geoeconomics to present and discuss their latest research. Conference highlights will include academic keynotes, policy panels, the Kiel Institute’s 2025 Bernhard Harms Prize and the Excellence Awards in Global Economic Affairs.