15.12.2022

Backing for Africa Research

The research group looks back on an eventful autumn.

14.11.2022

WE ARE HIRING!

Researcher (male/female/diverse) in the research group Doing Business in Africa

31.10.2022

DBA Goes Ethiopia

DBA Goes Ethiopia: Exciting research trip to Ethiopia

12.10.2022

Exciting research trip to East Africa

“Doing Business in Africa” research project goes to East Africa

05.08.2022

Doctoral thesis published

Publication of Dr Simon Züfle's dissertation on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in East Africa.

27.07.2022

Article in "Wirtschaftsdienst" - German companies in Africa

Publication after collaboration of the authors Prof. Dr. Philipp von Carlowitz (ESB Business School), Prof. Dr. Dirk Dohse and Sophia Fehrenbacher (both Kiel Institute for the World Economy).

13.07.2022

WE ARE LOOKING FOR YOU!!!

Two student research assistants openings in the “Doing Business in Africa” Project at ESB Business School

01.07.2022

RESEARCH COOPERATION WITH AFRICA

“Doing Business in Africa” research project goes to Ghana

22.06.2022

What’s next for the private sector in Africa?

Interview with Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI)

15.06.2022

DBA team presents draft paper at scientific workshop in Ghana

03.06.2022

Keynote "Rethinking Business Globally" at the corporAID Conference

13.05.2022

DBA presents research project and first results in the German Chancellery

21.03.2022

DBA meets Kiel Institute for the World Economy

11.03.2022

Research field "Doing Business in Africa" goes LinkedIn!

Launch of a LinkedIn community for the research field

24.02.2022

Guest lecture for students at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen

02.11.2021

Great potential for investments and trade

Peter Altmaier, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, appreciates Economic Cluster Africa Research

19.10.2021

What does China’s involvement in Africa mean for Europe?

Guest lecture by Africa expert Simon Züfle at Flensburg University of Applied Sciences

06.09.2021

Future market Africa

"Doing Business in Africa" research project launched