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Manuel Slupina, born 1979 in Cologne, holds a diploma in economics. His studies at the University of Cologne focused on Economic and Social Geography, particularly on theories about regional growth, development and migration, as well as on quantitative and qualitative empirical social research.

In his diploma thesis he analyzed the transnational social space between Germany and Turkey with regards to the emergence and activities of human rights organizations. Of particular interest were the impacts of networking among actors on their scope on action.

Manuel Slupina has been employed as a research associate at the Berlin Institute since 2011.


Selected Publications

New Study:

What Germany can learn from Canada's immigration and integration policy

Five Lions Poised to Leap?

A study on the economic and demographic potential of Africa's emerging nations

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