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Researching and Teaching in an International Environment

The School of Social Sciences provides an extraordinary environment for researchers and teachers, which is characterized by a strong international orientation. Whether you would like to come to Mannheim for research or teaching or whether you are planning a stay abroad, we will be there to support you!

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Researching and Teaching in Mannheim

If you are an international scholar and are interested in conducting research at the University of Mannheim, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Researching and Teaching Abroad

Researchers who would like to go abroad and establish international contacts can count on our support.

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Türkisfarbene Mappen liegen auf einem schwarzen Tisch. Die Mappe haben die weiße Aufschrift "SFB/Transregio 266, Accounting for Transparency".
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GBP Monitor August: German Businesses Remain Skeptical After First 100 Days of Chancellor Merz
A new survey by the German Business Panel (GBP) at the University of Mannheim shows that German businesses view the economic policy direction of the new government only moderately positively. In particular, skepticism is high regarding the planned corporate tax reform—and the ongoing trade dispute ...
Ein ausgetrockneter See
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Extreme Weather Events: How Heat, Drought, and Flooding Affect European Regions in the Long Term
Extreme weather events such as heat waves, droughts, and floods affect the economic strength of European regions not only in the short term, but often years later. This is shown by a new study conducted by economist Dr. Sehrish Usman from the University of Mannheim, co-authored with economists from ...
Portrait von Prof. Dr. Matthias Meier. Er trägt ein weißes Hemd und ein graues Sakko.
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Why Order Books Reveal More About Our Economy than You Think
How do order books affect economic cycles? And what happens when “hawks” instead of “doves” steer the central bank? The economist Matthias Meier, who took up a Heisenberg Professorship at the University of Mannheim on 1 August 2025, is working on these questions.
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Increased Military Spending May Not Lead to Economic Return
The planned massive increase in Germany’s military spending may contribute significantly less to economic development than is often claimed. This is the finding of a new study by economists Professor Tom Krebs, Ph.D., and Dr. Patrick Kaczmarczyk from the University of Mannheim.

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