Prof. Dr. Achim Kemmerling

• Social and Labour Market Policies
• Taxation and Fiscal Federalism
• Poverty and Inequality
• Development and Development Assistance

• The Political Consequences of the Future of Work Details
• The Instability of Policy Reforms Details
• The Politics and Economics of Myanmar’s Multiple Transitions

• German Political Science Association (DVPW)
• American Political Science Association (APSA)
• ECPR Standing Group on Political Economy and Welfare State Politics

2009: Taxing Workers on Low Wages: The Political Origins and Economic Consequences of Taxing Low Wages, Edward Elgar.

Online first: Do you feel like an insider? Job Security and Preferences for Flexibilisation across Europe, in Social Policy and Administration (with Anil Duman)

2019: How redistributive institutions affect pay inequality and heterogeneity among top managers, Socio-Economic Review (with Renira Angeles)

2019: Special Issue on New Labour Market Divides in Political Science Research Methods, with David Rueda and Silja Haeussermann
Introduction: How Labor Market Inequality Transforms Mass Politics (mit Häusermann und Rueda)
Dualization, stratification, liberalization, or what? An attempt to clarify the conceptual underpinnings of the dualization debate (mit Marius Busemeyer)

2019: Labor Divides, Informality,and Regulation: The Public Opinion on Labor Law in Latin America in Journal of Politics in Latin America 11/1: 23-48 (with Sarah Berens)

2019: Redistributive pensions in the developing world, Review of Development Economics 23/2, pp. 702-726 (mit Michael Neugart)

2017: Calibrating climate change policies: the causes and consequences of sustained under-reaction in Journal of Environmental Planning and Policy Special Issue 19/6, edited by Moshe Maor and Jale Tosun, with Michael Howlett, pp. 625-637.

2017: Left Without a Choice? Why Left Politicians Accept VAT as a Source of Revenue, Socio-Economic Review 15/4: 776-796. Received SER Annual Best Paper Award 2017.

2016: European Aid and Trade in African Public Opinion, with Thilo Bodenstein Development Policy Research 35/4, 567-586.

2016: What do you fear? Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in Latin America, International Migration Review 52/1, 236-272 with Covadonga Meseguer

2016: The End of Work or Work Without End?, Journal of Public Policy 36/1, pp. 109-138.

2015: A Paradox of Redistribution in International Aid? World Development 76, with Thilo Bodenstein, pp. 359-369.

2015: The Comparative Political Economy of Regional Transport Infrastructure Investment in Europe, Journal of Comparative Economics. (with Andreas Stephan) 43/1, pp. 227-239.

Digitalization, Automatization and the Welfare State, with Marius Busemeyer, Paul Marx and Kees van Kersbergen.

2019: Special Issue on Labor Market Inequality and New Labour Market Divides in Political Science Research Methods (with David Rueda and Silja Haeussermann)

Board member of the Journal of International Relations and Development and Policy Sciences. (Links)

• Die Europameisterschaft 2020/2021 aus sozialwissenschaftlicher Perspektive
• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality
• Research Colloquium

• Economic Modelling and Analysis
• How to make aid policies smarter?
• Public Administration and Finance  
• Project Group: Best Practices in Technical and Vocational Education and Training in the Context of Digitalization and Informality

• Financial Management in the Public Sector
• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality  
• Research Colloquium

• Economic Modeling
• Project Group on the Future of Work
• Do Aid Policies Work?

• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality
• Quantitative Methods for Public Policy
• Research Colloquium

• Economic Modelling and Analysis
• Do Aid Policies Work?
• Project Group Harmful Tax Practices and Tax Administration in Developing Countries in cooperation with WEED e.V. and the Tax Justice Network