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Comparative European Governance Systems
Research

Research

Comparative studies of national political systems are becoming increasingly important in the field of political science. The Chair Comparative European Governance Systems compares the development of national political systems, as well as economic and social models, in the wider European context. A special emphasis is put on the analysis of the interaction between key institutional actors, including economic actors and civil society groups. The Chair is very focused on examining current and practical issues, which is reflected by its interdisciplinary and impact-orientated research approach, in addition to its existing ERASMUS exchange cooperations.

Main Research Areas of the Chair

  • International Political Economy  and Globalisation
  • European Governance and Electoral Systems
  • Comparative Governance Analysis
  • Comparative Media Policy and Politial Communication