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On May 20 and 21, 2025, 14 researchers from the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany met in Warsaw (Poland) for the third project workshop on the social and political consequences of spatial inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe.

Group photo of the project team with other participants of the workshop

On April 25, 2025, our colleague Larissa Deppisch successfully completed her doctoral studies at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at the Georg-August-University of Göttingen.

Larissa Deppisch after her doctoral graduation

Representatives from four research projects met at the Thünen Institute for the workshop “Cooperation in a Nutshell” to exchange ideas on cooperative approaches in agri-environmental protection and to initiate future collaborations.

Group photo with employees of the research projects.

In their article for the online journal European Countryside, Petra Raue, Lynn-Livia Fynn and Kim Pollermann examine the role of women in rural development using the example of EU-funded LEADER regions.

Word cloud with terms such as gender, representation, leader, development, women, rural, local, etc.

Stefan Becker and Regina Grajewski presented the implementation cost analysis approach at a workshop of the EU CAP network.

Logo of the EU CAP Network

A recent magazine article co-authored by Johannes Wegmann draws parallels between coal phase out and peatland rewetting.

Photovoltaic system on moorland site

In a joint paper with the ILS – Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development, now published in the Journal of Rural Studies, Annett Steinführer, Aura Moldovan, and Joachim Kreis analyse how internal migration patterns in Germany have changed and which reasons are decisive move to rural…

A board for playing crossword with keywords of migration research.

In an interview with agrarheute, Andreas Klärner from the Thünen Institute of Rural Studies states: there are regional differences in services of general interest and quality of life, but no fundamental urban-rural divide.

Blick von oben auf ein kleines Dorf das von grönen Feldern umgeben ist.

Thünen study on the geography of discontent at the conference “Unfinished Statebuilding and Contested Democracies”

Frederik Beinvogl, co-author of the Thünen study, presents the study in Dubrovnik

The Institute of Rural Studies is strongly represented at this year's 35th International Geographical Congress in Dublin (Ireland).

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