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                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
• The Instability of Policy Reforms                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
• The Politics and Economics of Myanmar’s Multiple Transitions                                                                                                                                                                                                           

• Politics and the Future of Work in Middle-Income Countries (PolDigWork) 

• German Political Science Association (DVPW)
• American Political Science Association (APSA)
• ECPR Standing Group on Political Economy and Welfare State Politics
• European Journal of International Relations and Policy Sciences (Editorial Board member)
   

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

Awuni, E.T., & Kemmerling, A. (2023). Taking Gerschenkron to the Field: Attitudes toward Digitalization Hopes and Fears about the Future of Work in Ghana. Telecommunications Policy, 102680.

Fumagalli, M. & Kemmerling, A. (2022). Development aid and domestic regional inequality: the case of Myanmar. Eurasian Geography and Economics. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group.

Duman, A., & Kemmerling, A. (2019). Do you feel like an insider? Job security and preferences for Flexibilization across Europe. Social Policy and Administration.

Angeles, R., & Kemmerling, A. (2019). How redistributive institutions affect pay inequality and heterogeneity among top managers. Socio-Economic Review.

Kemmerling, A., Häusermann, S., & Rueda, D. (2019). Special Issue on New Labour Market Divides. Political Science Research Methods. 
Introduction: Häusermann, S., Kemmerling, A., & Rueda, D. (2019). How Labor Market Inequality Transforms Mass Politics. Political Science Research and Methods, 8(2), 344-355.

Berens, S., & Kemmerling, A. (2019). Labor Divides, Informality,and Regulation: The Public Opinion on Labor Law in Latin America. Journal of Politics in Latin America, 11(1), 23-48.

Kemmerling, A., & Neugart, M. (2019). Redistributive pensions in the developing world. Review of Development Economics, 23(2), 702-726.

Howlett, M., & Kemmerling, A. (2017). Calibrating climate change policies: the causes and consequences of sustained under-reaction. Journal of Environmental Planning and Policy Special Issue, 19(6), 625-637.

Kemmerling, A. (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.

Bodenstein, T., & Kemmerling, A. (2016). European Aid and Trade in African Public Opinion. Development Policy Research, 35(4), 567-586.

Meseguer, C., & Kemmerling, A. (2016). What do you fear? Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in Latin America. International Migration Review, 52(1), 236-272.

Kemmerling, A. (2016). The End of Work or Work Without End? Journal of Public Policy, 36(1), 109-138.

Kemmerling, A., & Bodenstein, T. (2015). A Paradox of Redistribution in International Aid? World Development, 76, 359-369.

Kemmerling, A. & Stephan, A. (2015). The Comparative Political Economy of Regional Transport Infrastructure Investment in Europe. Journal of Comparative Economics, 43(1), 227-239.

Busemeyer, M., Marx, P., Kemmerling, A. &  van Kersbergen K. (eds.) (2022). Digitalization and the Welfare State. Oxford University Press.

Kemmerling, A., Häusermann, S., & Rueda, D. (2019). Special Issue on New Labour Market Divides. Political Science Research Methods. 

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

• How to Make Aid Policies Smarter?
• Nachhaltigkeitsinitiativen in einer sich ändernden Welt
• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality
• Quantitative Methods for Public Policy
• Research Colloquium

• Advanced Methods
• Project Group: Coop_IT – Digital Safe Space Repository for Activists in Illiberal Regimes
• Public Administration and Finance

• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality
• Reading Evidence: How to Deal with Advanced Statistics in Contexts of Public Policymaking?
• Research Colloquium
• The Politics and Policies of Aid

• Advanced Methods
• Economic Analysis and Modeling

• Policies for Fighting Poverty and Inequality
• How to Make Policies of Development and Humanitarian Aid Smarter?
• Research Colloquium
• EIPCC Colloquium

• Economic Policy Analysis and Modeling
• Advanced Methods
• Project Group: The Business Case for a Venture Capital University in Egypt

• 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