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Presenting Research on Special Economic Zones in Zurich

Sidan Raeskyesa traveled to Zurich to present his latest research on Special Economic Zones at the Swiss Political Science Annual Congress 2026.

Who Really Shapes Corporate Governance Rules?

In her latest research project, Ashley Simpson examines why some countries allow dual-class shares while others don't.

Navigating Global Markets in Times of Political Uncertainty

How do political developments shape investment decisions, supply chains, financing, and international expansion?

Beyond Academic Writing

In his latest teaching assignment, Jonas Bunte asked students to step out of the classroom and onto a public stage in Vienna.

First Socioeconomics Department PhD Workshop

Strengthening Interdisciplinary Exchange at WU.

IPE Means Success: First Cohort of Politics and Money Specialization

The first cohort of the specialization Politics and Money offered by the IPE has successfully completed the program, marking an important milestone.

IPE@WU Theses: Imani Sophia Faber

Why do U.S. administrations take such different approaches to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies?

Who Shapes the Narrative on African Politics?

New research by Zack Zimbalist and Elisa Omodei examines who drives scholarly influence in African politics within top Political Science journals.

Turning Academic Curiosity into Career Clarity

Sarah Tauber shares how she turned a classroom experience into a defining step for her academic future.

Strengthening Vienna’s Political Economy Community

What drives today’s biggest economic and political challenges, and how can research help address them?