Peter Nunnenkamp
Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Peter Nunnenkamp is a senior economist at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. He joined the development economics department of the Kiel Institute about 30 years ago and headed several research divisions, including ‘International Capital Flows’ until 2005, and ‘Global Division of Labor’ until 2009. Currently, Nunnenkamp is also a member of the research area ‘Poverty Reduction, Equity, and Development.’ His major research interests are: the determinants and effects of foreign direct investment in (developing and developed) host countries; possible repercussions of FDI in the home countries; and the allocation and effectiveness of official as well as private aid.
Articles by Peter Nunnenkamp:
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Another sad result on aid effectiveness
1 April 2012, 10657 reads
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Old wine in new bottles? Non-traditional sources of FDI
8 March 2012, 6570 reads
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Fighting corruption through performance-based aid
26 November 2010, 7246 reads
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Scrutinising non-governmental aid
20 May 2008, 15225 reads
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