Chemnitz UT: School of Humanities and Social Sciences: Institute of Political Science: Department of Governmental Systems in Europe in Comparison
Department of Governmental Systems in Europe in Comparison
Department of Governmental Systems in Europe in Comparison
The research focus of this Department is on the interplay of central constitutional bodies such as presidents, governments, parliaments and constitutional courts. It also undertakes research assignments deriving from the field of politics as well as projects funded by third parties. The Department cooperates with ERASMUS universities in Eastern and Western Europe.
Holder of the Professorship
Prof. Dr. Gerd Strohmeier
Secretariat
Gabriele Rauer
Academic Staff/Project Staff
Christiana Gransow, M.A.
Christoph John
Dr. Thomas Krumm
Dipl.-Pol. Markus Lorenz
Michael Partmann, M.A.
Technical Consultant
Dr. habil. Andreas Dolzmann
Research Assistants
Maria Lindner, B.A.
Lecturer
Martin Kaspar, B.A.
Benjamin Page, B.A.
OStR Christian Raps
Student Assistants
Liv Böttcher
Stefanie Fangmeyer
Alexander Hallasch
Lisa Koppusch
Thomas Meißner
Susanne Rade
Michèle Rommer
Kristin Stebel
Volker Trotte
Projects
- "Klartext 2010": Analysing Stress and Job Satisfaction within the Bundespolizei
- "Jetzt reden Sie": Survey of the Members of the German Federal Armed Forces Association
- Public-Private Partnerships in an International Comparison
- Political impacts of electoral systems
- Post-Graduate Program on "Media Policy in an International Comparison"
- Post-Graduate Program on "Development of Politics and Parties in Europe"
Erasmus Cooperations
Research focus of the Department
- Parliamentary Forms of Government
- Governability and form of Government
- Media policy and political communication
- Electoral systems and electoral campaigns
- Bundeswehr and Defense Policy
- Police and Inner Security
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