Do populists erode civil society?
Publication by Ege Asutay, Niclas Berggren and Christian Bjørnskov in the Journal of Institutional Economics
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Registration for the Seminars is now open
Winter Term 2026/27, Bachelor and Master Seminar
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The G7 in international economic policy - past and present
An Interview with Prof. Andreas Freytag
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Important: New Regulations for Bachelor and Master Theses
Starting from the summer term 2026
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Conference of the European Public Choice Society in Madrid
Prof. Andreas Freytag und Ege Asutay successfully present their papers on populism
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Ege Asutay at the Dansk Public Choice Workshop
on 30 January 2026 in Aarhus
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Populism and its Macroeconomic Effects
Working Paper by Ege Asutay, Christopher Ball and Prof. Andreas Freytag
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Keynote on the Topic of Energy Transformation
On 16.05.2025 in Bremen
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Free Trade Is the Proper Response to US Protectionism
Op-ed by Prof. Andreas Freytag and Peter Draper
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How to strengthen German foreign trade
Op-ed in the FAZ by Prof. Stefan Liebing and Prof. Freytag
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Reconsidering Central Bank Independence
New book by Andreas Freytag in cooperation with Stellenbosch University, South Africa, about the role of central bank independence
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Defending Globalization
Andreas Freytag's contribution at the CATO Institute on the topic of the balance of payments, using Germany and the USA as examples.