Curriculum Vitae

Office Address

Prof. Dr. Renate Neubäumer
University of Koblenz-Landau, Campus Landau
Institute of Social Sciences
Department of Economics
August-Croissant-Str. 5
D - 76829 Landau
Telephone ++49-6341/28034-100
Fax ++49-6341/28034-110
E-mail: neub@uni-landau.de, rn.ewh@t-online.de

Academic Positions

• 2004 – Present: Full Professor of Economics and Economic Policy, University of Koblenz-Landau, Campus Landau
• 1992 – 2004: Full Professor, Academy of Labour (Akademie der Arbeit) at the University of Frankfurt
• 1984 – 1992: Full Professor, University of Applied Sciences, Worms
• 1976 – 1981: Assistant Professor, University of Frankfurt
• 1974 – 1976: Research Assistant, University of Frankfurt

Occupational Position

• 1982 – 1984: Senior Research Fellow, Department of Economics, Deutsche Bank AG, Headquarters Frankfurt

Education

• 1997 Venia Legendi, National Economics, University of Frankfurt
• 1984 Dr. rer. pol, National Economics, University of Frankfurt
• 1978 Diploma in Economics of Education, University of Frankfurt
• 1976 Diploma in National Economics, University of Frankfurt

Honors and Awards

• 2012/13 Visiting scholar at the University of California at Berkeley (CA), sponsored by Michael Reich
• 2010 IZA-research fellow
• 2008 Visiting scholar at Harvard University, Cambridge (MA), sponsored by Richard B. Freeman
• 2005 IAB-research fellow
• 1999 International Visitor Leadership Program (Invitation of the U.S. Department of State)
• Since 1999 (Co-opted) Member, Council of Economics of Education of the Verein für Socialpolitik
• Since 1997 (Co-opted) Member, Council of Economic Policy of the Verein für Social¬politik
• 1984 Youngest Professor in Economics, Rhineland-Palatinate
• 1978 Best Diploma Award in Economics (Economics of Education), University of Frankfurt (out of 196 students)
• 1976 Best Diploma Award in Economics (National Economics), University of Frankfurt (out of 185 students)

Conferences Attended

2013

• National Bureau of Economic Research, Labor Studies Program Meeting, San Francisco (United States of America)

2012

• Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE), Conference on “Future for Jobs and Manufacturing”, Berkeley (United States of America)
• Council of Economics of Education, Zurich (Switzerland)
• SAMF, Duisburg (Germany)
• SASE, Cambridge (United States of America)

2011

• Verein für Socialpolitik, Annual Congress, Frankfurt (Germany)
• Labour Process Conference, Leeds (United Kingdom)
• Council of Economic Policy, Goslar (Germany)
• SASE, Madrid (Spain)

2010

• Council for European Studies, Montreal (Canada)
• Council of Economics of Education, Trier (Germany)
• SASE, Philadelphia (United States of America)
• Technology, Assets, Knowledge, Specialisation (T.A.S.K.)
  Nuernberg (Germany)

2009

• Council of Economic Policy, Leipzig (Germany)
• Council of Economics of Education, Landau (Germany)
• SAMF, Dortmund (Germany)
• SASE, Paris (France)

2008

• Council of Economic Policy, Kiel (Germany)
• NBER, “Income Inequality and Macroeconomics”, Cambridge (United States of America)
• NBER, “Labor Studies”, Cambridge (United States of America)

2007

• EALE, Oslo (Norway)
• SASE, Copenhagen (Denmark)
• Council of Economic Policy, Frankfurt/Main (Germany)
• Council of Economics of Education, Bielefeld (Germany)
• SAMF, Berlin (Germany)

2006

• Verein für Socialpolitik, Annual Congress, Bayreuth (Germany)
• EALE, Prague (Czech Republic)
• SASE, Trier (Germany)
• Council of Economics of Education, Konstanz (Germany)/Thorgau (Switzerland)
• Council of Economic Policy, Göttingen (Germany)

2005

• Verein für Socialpolitik, Annual Congress, Bonn (Germany)
• EALE 2nd World Conference, San Francisco (USA)
• Council of Economics of Education, Nürnberg (Germany)
• Council of Economic Policy, Marburg (Germany)
• SAMF, Bonn (Germany)

2004

• Verein für Socialpolitik, Annual Congress, Dresden (Germany)
• EALE, Lisbon (Portugal)
• GIRA, Jena (Germany)
• Council of Economics of Education, Frankfurt/Main (Germany)
• Council of Economic Policy, Münster (Germany)

2003

• IIRA World Congress, Berlin
• Verein für Socialpolitik, Annual Congress, Zürich (Switzerland)
• SASE, AIX-en-Provence (France)
• Council of Economics of Education, Zürich (Switzerland)
• Council of Economic Policy, Leipzig (Germany)
• SAMF, Frankfurt/Main (Germany)