Prof. Dr. Kai Oppermann
Nummer | Name | Zeit | Raum | Details |
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271833-101 |
[Vorlesung]
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Module: Politikwissenschaft: VM-IP2, VM-IP3, MPBM3, MPVM3; weitere Informationen in Opal
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Donnerstag (Wöchentlich)
11:30-13:00 |
2/W017
(neu: C25.017) |
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271833-102 |
[Seminar]
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Politikwissenschaftliche Module: VM-IP3, MPBM3, MPBV3
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Dienstag (Wöchentlich)
17:15-18:45 |
2/N102
(neu: C10.102) |
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271833-103 |
[Seminar]
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Politikwissenschaftliche Module: VM-IP3, MPBM3, MPBV3
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Mittwoch (Wöchentlich)
11:30-13:00 |
2/N006
(neu: C10.006) |
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271833-104 |
[Kolloquium]
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Module: MBA, MPMMA
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Donnerstag (Wöchentlich)
15:30-17:00 |
2/TW9/213
(neu: C34.213) |
In the summer semester 2024, a tutorial will be offered for the lecture. More information will follow in the course.
since October 2018 |
Professor for International Politics, TU Chemnitz, Germany
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2018 |
Professor of Politics, University of Sussex, UK
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2015-2018 | Reader in Politics, University of Sussex, UK |
2013-2015 |
Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Sussex, UK |
2013 |
Habilitation in Political Science, University of Cologne, Germany |
2012-2013 | Lecturer in European and German Politics, King’s College London, UK |
2010-2011 | Marie Curie Fellow, University of Sussex, UK |
2007-2012 |
Associate Professor (Akademischer Rat a.Z.), University of Cologne, Germany |
2007 | PhD in Political Science, University of Cologne, Germany |
2002-2007 | Assistant Professor (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter), University of Cologne, Germany |
1995-2007 | BA an MA studies in Political Science at Philipps University Marburg, University of Kent at Canterbury and Free University Berlin |
Memberships and Professional Service
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Editor, German Politics
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International Advisory Board, British Journal of Politics and International Relations (BJPIR)
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External Examiner, London School of Economics (LSE)
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International Studies Association (ISA)
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British International Studies Association (BISA)
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European International Studies Association (EISA)
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German Political Science Association (DVPW)
Research Focus
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Theories of Foreign Policy Analysis
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German and British Foreign and European policy
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Failures and Mistakes in International Politics
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Coalition Foreign Policy
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Referendums in International Politics and European Integration
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Special Relationships in International Politics
Selected Publications
- Propaganda Photographs as a Tool of North Korean Public Diplomacy: An Experimental Analysis of the Kim Jong-un Effect (co-authored with Olli Hellmann), in: Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Online First (2022), doi: 10.1080/09557571.2022.2065460.
- Narratives of Digital Sovereignty in German Political Discourse (Co-authored with Daniel Lambach), in: Governance, Online First (2022), doi: 10.1111/gove.12690.
- Photographs as Instruments of Public Diplomacy: China’s Visual Storytelling during the Covid-19 Pandemic (co-authored with Olli Hellmann), in: The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, 17 (2) (2022), 177-215.
- Mapping Party Support for EU Referendums after Brexit: Results from an Expert Survey, in: Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Online First (2021), doi: 10.1080/14782804.2021.2001315.
- Role Theory, Foreign Policy, and the Social Construction of Sovereignty: Brexit Stage Right (co-authored with Ryan Beasley und Juliet Kaarbo), in: Global Studies Quarterly, 1 (1) (2021), 1-14.
- Clashing Traditions: German Foreign Policy in a New Era (co-authored with Jamie Gaskarth), in: International Studies Perspectives, 22 (1) (2021), 84-105.
- Poliheuristic Theory and Germany’s (Non-)Participation in Multinational Military Interventions. The Non-compensatory Principle, Coalition Politics and Political Survival (co-authored with Klaus Brummer), in: German Politics, 30 (1) (2021), 106-121.
- British Foreign Policy after Brexit: Losing Europe and Finding a Role (co-authored with Ryan Beasley and Juliet Kaarbo), in: International Relations, 34 (2) (2020), 133-156.
- Narrative Genres of Brexit: The Leave Campaign and the Success of Romance (co-authored with Alexander Spencer), in: Journal of European Public Policy, 27 (5) (2020), 666-684.
- Who Gets What in Foreign Affairs? Explaining the Allocation of Foreign Ministries in Coalition Governments (co-authored with Klaus Brummer), in: Government and Opposition, 55 (2) (2020), 241-259.
- The Party Politics of Learning from Failure: The German Greens and the Lessons Drawn from the 2013 General Election (co-authored with Alexander Bürgin), in: Environmental Politics, 29 (4) (2020), 609-627.
- Außenpolitikanalyse (co-authored with Klaus Brummer), 2. Aufl., München: Oldenbourg, 2019.
- The Ontological Security of Special Relationships: The Case of Germany’s Relations with Israel Election (co-authored with Mischa Hansel), in: European Journal of International Security, 4 (1) (2019), 79-100.
- Foreign Policy as Public Policy? Promise and Pitfalls, Manchester: Manchester University Press (i.E.) (edited with Klaus Brummer, Sebastian Harnisch and Diana Panke).
- Political Mistakes and Policy Failures in International Relations, Palgrave: Basingstoke, 2018 (edited with Andreas Kruck and Alexander Spencer).
- Narrating Success and Failure: Congressional Debates on the ‘Iran Nuclear Deal’ (co-authored with Alexander Spencer), in: European Journal of International Relations, 24 (2) (2018), 268-292.
- Between a Rock and a Hard Place? Navigating Domestic and International Expectations on German Foreign Policy, in: German Politics, 28 (3) (2019), 482-498.
- Veto Player Approaches in Foreign Policy Analysis (co-authored with Klaus Brummer), in: Thies, Cameron (Hg.): Oxford Encyclopedia of Foreign Policy Analysis, Oxford: Oxford University Press, (2018), 807-824.
- Telling Stories of Failure: Narrative Constructions of Foreign Policy Fiascos (co-authored with Alexander Spencer), in: Journal of European Public Policy, 23 (5) (2016), 685-701.
- Counterfactual Reasoning in Foreign Policy Analysis: The Case of German Non-participation in the Libya Intervention of 2011 (co-authored with Mischa Hansel), in: Foreign Policy Analysis, 12 (2) (2016), 109-127.
- Patterns of Junior Partner Influence on the Foreign Policy of Coalition Governments (co-authored with Klaus Brummer), in: British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 16 (4) (2014), 555-571.
- Delineating the Scope Conditions of the Poliheuristic Theory of Foreign Policy Decision Making: The Noncompensatory Principle and the Domestic Salience of Foreign Policy, Foreign Policy Analysis, 10 (1) (2014), 23-41.
- The Politics of Discretionary Government Commitments to European Integration Referendums, in: Journal of European Public Policy, 20 (5) (2013), 684-701.
- The Politics of Avoiding Referendums on the Treaty of Lisbon, in: Journal of European Integration, 35 (1) (2013), 73-89.
- Thinking Alike? Salience and Metaphor Analysis as Cognitive Approaches to Foreign Policy Analysis (co-authored with Alexander Spencer), in: Foreign Policy Analysis, 9 (1) (2013), 39-56.
- National Role Conceptions, Domestic Constraints and the New ‘Normalcy’ in German Foreign Policy: the Eurozone Crisis, Libya and Beyond, in: German Politics, 21 (4) (2012), 502-519.
- Prinzipale und Agenten in Zwei-Ebenen-Spielen. Die innerstaatlichen Restriktionen der Europapolitik Großbritanniens unter Tony Blair (2008), Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften.