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Academics in the field of economic sciences are increasingly expected to solicit (research based) third party funding, even in competition with other disciplines. The recent Excellence Initiative in Germany, in which economic sciences have performed disappointingly, has shown this pressure quite plainly. This article gives an overview of the main funding programmes of the DFG (German Research Association), the assessment and decision‐making process in these programmes and discusses the position of economics in the DFG funding context.

DFG‐Förderung in den Wirtschaftswissenschaften: Fakten und Mythen zur Förderpraxis