David Kipp, Dipl.-Pol.

David Kipp, Dipl.-Pol.


Research Division: Global Issues
Associate

David.Kipp(at)swp-berlin.org

2009-2015 Advisor to Members of the German Bundestag, Berlin

2008 Research and Programme Coordinator, Development and Peace Foundation, Bonn

2008-2009 Project Assistant, Germany Close Up - Germany Close Up American Jews Meet, Berlin

2007-2008 Fellow at the United Nations Department of Public Information and internship at the Permanent Mission of Germany to the UN, New York City

2002-2007 studies of political science, Otto-Suhr-Institut, Freie Universität Berlin

Areas of Expertise:

Development cooperation, Justice and Home Affairs in the EU, Migration policy


SWP Publications (selection):

Nadine Biehler, David Kipp

Alternatives to Refugee Camps

Cities Need International Support for Receiving Forcibly Displaced People

SWP Comment 2019/C 49, December 2019, 4 Pages

doi:10.18449/2019C49


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Steffen Angenendt, Nadine Biehler, David Kipp, Amrei Meier

Growing Needs, Insufficient Resources

How to Fund International Refugee Protection?

SWP Research Paper 2019/RP 13, November 2019, 29 Pages

doi:10.18449/2019RP13


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David Kipp

From Exception to Rule – the EU Trust Fund for Africa

SWP Research Paper 2018/RP 13, December 2018, 27 Pages
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David Kipp, Anne Koch

Looking for External Solutions: Instruments, Actors, and Strategies for European Migration Cooperation with African Countries

in: Anne Koch, Annette Weber, Isabelle Werenfels (eds.)
Profiteers of Migration?

Contributions to Research Papers 2018/RP 04, July 2018, 74 Pages, S. 9-21
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Steffen Angenendt, David Kipp, Anne Koch

Many Refugees, Poor Data

Development Cooperation Requires Higher-quality Data

SWP Comment 2016/C 37, August 2016, 4 Pages
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Steffen Angenendt, David Kipp, Anne Koch

Border Security, Camps, Quotas: The Future of European Refugee Policy?

SWP Comment 2016/C 32, June 2016, 7 Pages
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External Publications (selection):

Steffen Angenendt, David Kipp, Amrei Meier

Mixed migration

Challenges and options for the ongoing project of German and European asylum and migration policy

Bertelsmann Stiftung (ed.), May 2017, 60 pages

In the Media/ »Point of View« (selection):

David Kipp

Europe struggles to find common migration policy

Interview with David Kipp

In: DW News, 09.07.2019 (online).
David Kipp, Melanie Müller

EU Migration Policy Bears No Relation to Reality

The EU is operating in crisis mode as regards migration policy, focusing above all on containment – wrongly, as David Kipp and Melanie Müller argue. They identify four factors that should be involved in a factual debate about sustainable migration policy.

Point of View, 28.11.2018
David Kipp

EU Migration Policy

DWnews on the latest news in the EU Migration Debate - the situation of the Lifeline in the Mediterranean Sea, the ongoing conflict within the German Government and the new EU policy towards refugees. Interview with David Kipp.

Interview, in: DWnews, 26.06.2018 (online)
David Kipp

Migration study: Europe needs to understand the African context

How far should the EU go to reach its migration agenda? Researchers in Berlin looked at the cooperation between the EU and authoritarian states in Africa.

Interview by Jane Nyingi, in: Deutsche Welle, 21.04.2018 (online)

SWP Comments

Mark A. Heller
The United States and Israel: The Risk of Growing Apart

If Illiberal Democracy Prevails in Israel, the Special Relationship May Not Survive

Nadine Biehler, David Kipp
Alternatives to Refugee Camps

Cities Need International Support for Receiving Forcibly Displaced People

SWP Research Papers

Evita Schmieg
Connections between Trade Policy and Migration

A Sphere of Action for the EU

Daniel Voelsen
Cracks in the Internet’s Foundation

The Future of the Internet’s Infrastructure and Global Internet Governance