Publications Prof. Dr. Diana Panke

Curriculum Vitae
Prof. Dr. Diana Panke
EMPLOYMENT
Since July 2012
Full Professor of Governance in Multi-Level Systems, University
of Freiburg
Since July 2012
Adjunct Professor, University College Dublin
July 2011-June 2012
Associate Professor, School of Politics and International
Relations, University College Dublin (Ireland)
November 2009
Award of tenure School of Politics and International Relations,
University College Dublin (Ireland)
August 2007-June 2011
Lecturer in Political Science, School of Politics and International
Relations, University College Dublin (Ireland) - permanent
position
May 2005-July 2007
Research Associate at the Center of European Integration, OttoSuhr-Institute for Political Science, Free University Berlin
(Germany)
May 2003-May 2005
Research Associate at the Political Science Department of the
University of Heidelberg (Germany)
November 2002-April 2003 Research Assistant and Research Associate (together with
Christoph Humrich) in a project on ‚Institutionalization of
International Negotiation Systems’, funded by the German
Research Association and directed by Prof. Beate Kohler-Koch;
University of Mannheim (Germany)
ACADEMIC EDUCATION
July 2007
PhD in Political Science, thesis “Talking States into Compliance?
Domestic Change in the Shadow of the European Court of
Justice” defended with distinction (summa cum laude) at the
Free University Berlin
Thesis Committee: Prof. Dr. Tanja A. Börzel, Prof. Dr. Jeff
Checkel, Prof. Dr. Markus Jachtenfuchs, Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse
March 2003
Magister Artium in Political Science, Public Law and Business
Administration, University of Mannheim (straight A)
SUCCESSFUL FUNDING APPLICATIONS (SELECTION)
Diana Panke: “Nested Games: Regional Actors in Multilateral Negotiations” (Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG, October 2013 – September 2016).
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Diana Panke: “Voting Alignment in Multilateral Negotiations: Why Small States Change Their
Voting Behavior?” (Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, October 2013 – July 2014).
Diana Panke: “The European Union in the United Nations. Effectively Speaking With One
Voice?” (Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences, IRCHSS, December 2011
– March 2012).
Christoph Hönnige and Diana Panke: „Voice Without Vote. The Role and Influence of
Consultative Committees in the European Union.“ (Thyssenstiftung, November 2010 October 2012).
Diana Panke: IRCHSS (Research Development Initiative 2008): Small States in the European
Union. Coping with Structural Disadvantages (December 2008 – November 2010).
TEACHING (Selection)
SEMINARS
“Nested Games: Regional Organisations in International Organisations”, “Die Funktionsweise
der Europäischen Union im Vergleich zu anderen Regionalorganisationen – Institutionen und
Dynamiken“, “Governance Beyond the Nation-State”, “Normsetzung und Normdurchsetzung
in der EU”, “Multi-Level Governance”, “Regieren jenseits des Nationalstaates”, “The
European Union as International Actor”, “Cooperation and Compliance Beyond the NationState”, “International Negotiations”, “European Issues”, “The Politics of European
Governance”, “Governance in Europe”, “International Governance”, “Governance in the
European Union: Effective and Legitimate?”, “Theorien der Internationalen Kooperation”,
“Nationale Interessen auf dem Weg nach Europa. Deutschland, Frankreich und
Großbritannien im Vergleich”, “Demokratietypologien”, “Theorien Regionaler Integration”,
“Kritische Theorien der Internationalen Beziehungen“, “Normentwicklung und -durchsetzung
in der EU und der WTO im Vergleich“, “Die Europäische Union: Zwischen Effektivität und
Legitimität?”, “Regieren in Internationalen Institutionen”, “Forschungsseminar mit
Mentoring”, “Forschungsmethoden”, “Qualitative Methods”, “Forschungsdesign und
qualitative Methoden”
LECTURES
„Research Design and Methods“, „Die Funktionsweise der Europäischen Union“, “Die
Funktionsweise der Europäischen Union auf Basis des Lissabonner Vertrags”, “Europäische
Integration – Akteure, Institutionen & Politiken”, “The Politics of the European Union”, “The
Political System of the EuropeanUnion”, “European Issues”, “The European Union –
Introduction
AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
11-12 2007
Visiting Professor at the Centre for European Studies of Peking
University, China
09-10 2006
Visiting Research Fellow at the Graduate School of International
Studies, Centre of European Studies, University of Denver, USA
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2003
Lorenz von Stein Price (Price awarded for the best final thesis in
the studies of Political Science at the University of Mannheim)
1997
Scheffelpreis (price awarded for excellent results in the
university entrance diploma)
PUBLICATIONS
MONOGRAPHS
1) Diana Panke, Christoph Hönnige, and Julia Gollub (2015): „Consultative Committees
in the European Union. No vote - no influence?” (ECPR Press)
2) Diana Panke (2013): „Unequal Actors in Equalising Institutions. Negotiations in the
United Nations General Assembly“ (Palgrave).
3) Diana Panke (2010): „The Effectiveness of the European Court of Justice: Why
Reluctant States Comply“ (Manchester University Press).
4) Diana Panke (2010): „Small States in the European Union. Coping With Structural
Disadvantages“ (Ashgate).
5) Diana Panke (2008): “Argumentieren und Verhandeln in der Europäischen Union. Die
Europäische Kommission als Supranationaler Entrepreneur?” (Diplomica Verlag:
Hamburg).
EDITED VOLUMES / SPECIAL ISSUES
1) (2016) Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker and Diana Panke: Europe’s Crisis. The
Conflict-Theoretical Perspective. Nomos: Baden-Baden. Vol. 88.
2) (2012) Small States in International Negotiations, Special Interest Section in
Cambridge Review of International Affairs. Vol. 25, No. 3.
PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES
1) Diana Panke (forthcoming): Speech is silver, silence is golden? Examining state
activity in international negotiations. In The Review of International Organizations.
DOI: 10.1007/s11558-016-9244-1.
2) Diana Panke (forthcoming): Living in an Imperfect World? Incomplete Contracting &
the Rational Design of International Organizations. In Journal of International
Organizations Studies.
3) Samuel Brazys and Diana Panke (forthcoming): Why do states change positions in the
United Nations General Assembly?. In International Political Science Review.
4) Diana Panke and Ulrich Petersohn (forthcoming): Norm Challenges and Norm Death:
The Inexplicable?. In Cooperation and Conflict.
5) Christoph Hönnige and Diana Panke (2016): Is anybody listening? The Committee of
the Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee and their Quest for
Awareness. In Journal of European Public Policy, Vol. 23, No. 4, 624-642.
6) Diana Panke, Stefan Lang and Anke Wiedemann (2015): „Regional Actors in the
United Nations. Exploring the Regionalization of International Negotiations”. ID:
1109384 DOI:10.1080/23340460.2015.1109384. In: Global Affairs, Volume: 1, Issue:
04-05, pages 431 - 440.
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7) Diana Panke (2015) “Lock-in Strategies in International Negotiations. The
Deconstruction of Bargaining Power”. In Millennium, Vol. 43, No. 2, p. 375-391.
8) Diana Panke (2014) “Communicative Power Europe? How the EU Copes with
Opposition in International Negotiations”. In European Foreign Affairs Review, Vol.
19, No. 3, 357-372.
9) Diana Panke (2014) “The UNGA – A Talking Shop? Exploring Rationales for the
Repetition of Resolutions in Subsequent Negotiations”. In Cambridge Review of
International Affairs. Vol. 27, No. 3, 442-458.
10) Diana Panke (2014) “The European Union in the United Nations. An Effective External
Actor?”. In Journal of European Public Policy. Vol. 21, No. 7, 1050-1066.
11) Diana Panke (2014) "Absenteeism in the General Assembly of the United Nations.
Why Some Member States Do Hardly Vote". In International Politics. Vol. 51, No 6,
729-749.
12) Diana Panke (2014) "Is Bigger Better? Activity and Success in Negotiations in the
United Nations General Assembly". In Negotiation Journal. Vol. 30; No. 4, 367-392.
13) Diana Panke (2013) “Getting ready to negotiate in International Organizations? On
the Importance of the Domestic Construction of National Positions”. In Journal of
International Organizations Studies. Vol. 4, No. 2, 25–38.
14) Christoph Hönnige and Diana Panke (2013) “The Committee of the Regions and the
European Economic and Social Committee. How Influential are Consultative
Committees in the European Union?”. In Journal of Common Market Studies. Vol. 51,
No. 3, 452-471.
15) Diana Panke (2013) “Regional Power Revisited. How to Explain Differences in
Coherency and Success of Regional Organizations in the United Nations General
Assembly”. In International Negotiation Journal. Vol. 18, No. 2, 265–291.
16) Diana Panke and Ulrich Petersohn (2012) “Why Some International Norms
Disappear”. In European Journal of International Relations. Vol. 18, No. 4, 719-742.
17) Diana Panke (2012) “Dwarfs in International Negotiations: How Small States Make
Their Voices Heard”. In Cambridge Review of International Affairs. Vol. 25, No. 3, 313328.
18) Diana Panke (2012) “Being Small in a Big Union: Punching Above their Weights? How
Small States Prevailed in the Vodka and the Pesticides Cases”. In Cambridge Review
of International Affairs Vol. 25; No. 3, 329-344.
19) Diana Panke (2012) “Small States in Multilateral Negotiations. What Have We
Learned?” In Cambridge Review of International Affairs Vol. 25; No. 3, 387-398.
20) Tanja A. Börzel, Tobias Hofmann and Diana Panke (2012) „Opinions, Referrals, and
Judgments. Analyzing Longitudinal Patterns of Non-Compliance“. In Journal of
European Public Policy. Vol. 19, No. 4, 454-471.
21) Diana Panke (2012) „Explaining Differences in the Shaping Effectiveness. Why Some
States are More Effective in Making Their Voices Heard in International
Negotiations“. In Comparative European Politics. Vol. 10, No. 1, 111-132.
22) Diana Panke (2012) „Lobbying Institutional Key Players. How States Seek to Influence
the European Commission, the Council Presidency, and the European Parliament“. In
Journal of Common Market Studies. Vol. 50, No. 1, 129-150
23) Diana Panke (2011) „Aktivisten und Mitläufer. Die Einflussaktivitäten von
Mitgliedsstaaten in Verhandlungen in der Europäischen Union”. In Zeitschrift für
Internationale Beziehungen. Vol. 18; No. 2, 35-62.
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24) Diana Panke (2011) “Small States in EU Negotiations. Political Dwarfs or PowerBrokers?” In Cooperation and Conflict. Vol. 40; No. 2, 123-143.
25) Diana Panke (2011): “Microstates in Negotiations Beyond the Nation-State: Malta,
Cyprus and Luxembourg as Active and Successful Policy Shapers?” In International
Negotiation Journal. Vol. 16, No. 2, 297-317.
26) Diana Panke (2010): “Small States in the European Union Structural Disadvantages in
EU Policy-Making and Counter-strategies”. In Journal of European Public Policy. Vol.
17, No. 6, 801–819.
27) Diana Panke (2010): „Why Discourse Matters only Sometimes. Effective Arguing
beyond the Nation-State“. In Review of International Studies. Vol. 36, No. 1, 145-168.
28) Tanja Boerzel, Tobias Hofmann, Diana Panke and Carina Sprungk (2010): “Obstinate
and Inefficient: Why Member States Do Not Comply with European Law”. In
Comparative Political Studies. Vol. 43, No. 11, 1363-1390.
29) Diana Panke (2010): „Why (Big) States Cannot Do What They Want. International
Legalization at Work“. In International Politics. Vol. 47, No. 2, 186-209.
30) Diana Panke (2010): “Developing Good Instructions in No Time – An Impossibility?
Comparing Domestic Coordination Practices for EU Policies of 19 Small States”. In
West European Politics. Vol. 33, No. 4, 769-789.
31) Diana Panke (2009): “Social and Taxation Policies – Domaine Reservée Fields?
Member States’ Non-Compliance with Sensitive European Secondary Law.” In Journal
of European Integration. Vol. 31, No. 4, 489-509.
32) Nicole Bolleyer and Diana Panke (2009): „The Irish Greens and Europe. An Unhappy
Marriage?“ In Irish Political Studies. Vol. 24, No. 4, 543-547.
33) Diana Panke (2007): „Verrechtlichung auf dem Prüfstand. Zur variablen Wirkung von
Rechtsdiskursen und Gerichtsurteilen auf die Einhaltung europäischen Rechts.“ In
Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen. Vol. 4, 298-317.
34) Diana Panke (2007): „The European Court of Justice as an Agent of Europeanization.
Inducing Compliance With EU law“. In Journal of European Public Policy. Vol. 14, No.
6, 847-866.
35) Diana Panke (2006): “More Arguing Than Bargaining? The Institutional Designs of the
European Convention and Intergovernmental Conferences Compared”. In Journal of
European Integration. Vol. 28, No. 4, 357-379.
36) Diana Panke (2006): The Differential Impact of Communicated Ideas. Bridging the
Gap between Rationalism and Constructivism. In Hamburg Review of Social Sciences.
Vol. 1, No. 3, 312-342.
BOOK CHAPTERS
1) Tim Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke (2016): „Introduction“, in Tim
Krieger, Bernhard Neumärker, Diana Panke (eds): Europe’s Crisis. The ConflictTheoretical Perspective. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 11-23.
2) Diana Panke (forthcoming 2016): “Der Neue Regionalismus” in Simon Koschut (ed.)
Regionen und Regionalismus in den Internationalen Beziehungen. Springer VS Verlag.
3) Diana Panke and Miguel Haubrich Seco (forthcoming 2016) “Supranational and EU
governance”, in Jacob Torfing and Chris Ansell (eds): Handbook on Theories of
Governance. Edward Elgar.
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4) Diana Panke (2015): “Small states in EU decision-making. How can they be effective?”
in Michael Keating and Harald Baldersheim (eds): Small States in the Modern World.
Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 59-72.
5) Tanja Börzel and Diana Panke (2015): “Europäisierung” in Georg Wenzelburger and
Reimut Zohlnhöfer (eds), Handbuch Policy-Forschung, VS-Springer-Verlag, 225-246.
6) Tanja Börzel and Diana Panke (2013): „Europeanization“, in Michele Cini und Nieves
Pères-Solòrzano Borragàn (eds): European Union Politics, Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 110-121.
7) Diana Panke (2012): “Advantages and Problems of Process-Tracing Methodology. The
Example of Explaining Delayed Europeanization”, in Theofanis Exadaktylos and
Claudio M. Radaelli (ed.), Research Design in European Studies: Establishing Causality
in Europeanization, Basingstoke: Palgrave, 125-140.
8) Tanja A. Börzel and Diana Panke (2011): „Europäisierung“, in Dieter Nohlen und
Florian Grotz (eds), Kleines Lexikon der Politik, München: C.H.Beck, 160-162.
9) Diana Panke (2011): „Verrechtlichung auf dem Prüfstand. Zur variablen Wirkung von
Rechtsdiskursen und Gerichtsurteilen auf die Einhaltung europäischen Rechts.“, in
Sebastian Enskat and Mariana Karbowski (ed.) Reader zur EU Forschung der
Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen, Baden-Baden: Nomos, 225-254.
10) Tanja Börzel and Diana Panke (2010): Europeanization, in Michele Cini and Nieves
Pères-Solòrzano Borragàn (eds): European Union Politics, Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 405-417.
11) Nicole Bolleyer and Diana Panke (2010): „The Irish Greens and Europe. An Unhappy
Marriage?“, in Hayward, Katy and Mary Murphy (ed.), The Europeanisation of the
Irish Party System, London: Routledge, 127-142.
12) Tanja A. Börzel and Diana Panke (2010): Europäisierung, in Dieter Nohlen and RainerOlaf Schultze (eds), Lexikon der Politik, München: C.H.Beck, 230-232.
13) Diana Panke (2009): The European Court of Justice as an Instance of High
Legalisation: What Have We Learned on the Prospects to Foster Compliance with EU
Law?, in Carl Baudenbacher (ed.): Dispute Resolution, Stuttgart: German Law
Publishers, 83-94.
14) Diana Panke and Tanja Börzel (2008): Policy-Forschung and Europäisierung, in Frank
Janning and Katrin Toens (ed.): Die Zukunft der Policy-Forschung, Wiesbaden: VSVerlag, 138-156.
15) Tanja Börzel and Diana Panke (2007): Europäisierung – ein politikwissenschaftliches
Laboratorium, in Reiner Marcowitz (ed.): Nationale Identität and transnationale
Einflüsse. Amerikanisierung, Europäisierung and Globalisierung in Frankreich nach
dem Zweiten Weltkrieg. München: Oldenbourg-Verlag, 53-71.
16) Tanja A. Börzel and Diana Panke (2007): Europäisierung, in ‘Lexikon der Politik, Dieter
Nohlen (ed.) C.H.Beck: München, 130-132.
17) Diana Panke and Thomas Risse (2006): “Classical Liberalism in IR” in “International
Relations Theory”, Tim Dunne, Milja Kurki, and Steve Smith (ed.), Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 89-108.
18) Tanja A. Börzel and Diana Panke (2006): Network Governance. Effective and
Legitimate?, in ‘Theories of Democratic Network Governance’, Jacob Torfing and Eva
Sørensen (ed.), Basingstoke: Palgrave, 153-166.
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INVITED PRESENTATIONS (SELECTION), OUTREACH
Talk (2015) Centre for Security Research (CeSeR), University of Edinburgh “Small States in
International Security Negotiations”
Talk (2015) Free University of Berlin “Overlapping Regionalism. Patterns and Explanations”
Talk (2015) Volkshochschule Zürich “Ungeliebtes Vorbild: Deutschlands Rolle in der EU”
Talk (2014) Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen “Regional Actors in International
Organizations: Towards a Regionalization of International Negotiations?”
Talk (2014) Institut für politische Bildung Baden-Württemberg e.V. “Die Demokratisierung
der EU? Neue Institutionenordnung nach den Wahlen“
Talk (2014) FRIAS, University Freiburg “Is small beautiful in international negotiations? Can
small states punch above their weight or do they trade votes for aid?”
Talk (2014) Brussels “Small States in the EU – Learning & Best Practices”
Talk (2014) University at St. Petersburg: “The European Union in International Negotiations:
How Active and How Influential Is It in Comparison to Other Regional Organizations and to
Big States?”
Talk (2014) University of Oslo at the Democracy conference “Small States”
Talk (2013) University of Aberdeen, UK: “The Prospects of Scotland as a Small State in the
EU”
Talk (2012) University of Mannheim, Germany: “The EU @ UN”
Talk (2012) Free University of Berlin, Germany at Jean Monnet Conference
Talk (2011) Centre for Small States Studies, University of Iceland: “Small States in
International Relations”
Talk (2011) Trinity College Dublin, Ireland: “Small States in the United Nations. Activity and
Influence”
Talk (2011) Center for Regulation and Governance, University College Dublin, Ireland: “No
Vote, no Voice? The Influence of Consultative Institutions Within the European Union”
Talk (2010) University of Exeter, UK: “Research design and qualitative methods in
Europeanization Studies”
Talk (2010) Trinity College Dublin, Ireland (Workshop): “Negotiation Success of Big and Small
States in the European Union”
Talk (2010) Freie Universität Berlin: „Aktivisten und Mitläufer. Die Einflussaktivitäten von
Mitgliedsstaaten in Verhandlungen in der Europäischen Union”
Talk (2009) Queens University Belfast, UK: Negotiation Activities of Small States in the
European Union
Talk (2009) Dublin City University, Ireland: Structural Disadvantages and Counterbalancing
Strategies. How Smaller States Influence EU Policies.
Talk (2008) University of St. Gallen, Switzerland: The European Court of Justice as an
Instance of High Legalisation: What Have We Learned on the Prospects to Foster Compliance
with EU Law?
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Talk (2008) University of Exeter, UK: (Non-) Compliance Dynamics in the European Union:
Restoring the Power of Law Beyond the Nation State
Talk (2007) Beijing University, China: Compliance and Legalisation. The case of the European
Union.
INTERVIEWS 2008-2015
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on the Schengen Agreement, European Economic and Social Committee, the Lisbon Treaty,
the Irish referendum, and on small states in the EU, EU elections, EU crisis, UN affairs,
debt crisis in Greece
in Sunday's Business Post, RadioPopulare, Le nouvel Observateur, France 24, euractiv.fr,
unitedirelander, Youthmedia for Europe, Südwestrundfunk (SWR), Altinget., Baden.fm.
CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION (selection)
2015: ISA, BISA, DVPW
2014: ISA, ECPR
2013: ISA, EUSA, APSA
2012: CES, ISA, ECPR, IPSA, DVPW, (APSA)
2011: ISA, EUSA, EPSA, ASPA, DVPW
2010: ISA, APSA, ECPR, PSAI
2009: APSA, ECPR General Conference, EUSA, PSAI
2008: APSA, BISA, PSAI, ECPR (joint sessions of workshops & EU conference)
2007: EUSA, APSA, LSA, DVPW, ECPR (joint sessions), PSAI, ISA
2006: DVPW, ECPR (joint sessions), LSA
2005: EUSA, APSA, ECPR, DVPW
2004: ECPR (joint sessions)
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES (selection)
From October 2015 onwards: Head of Department, Seminar für Wissenschaftliche Politik,
Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg
Since July 2012: Member of the board of directors of the Political Science Department,
Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg
September 2011 – June 2012: Coordinator MA International Relations & Coordinator MSc
International Relations (UCD)
January 2010 – June 2012: Member of the UCD Academic Council Committee on
Internationalisation (ACCI), representative of the College of Human Sciences
September 2010 – August 2011: Graduate Studies Director, UCD, School of Politics and
International Relations
September 2010 – August 2011: Member of the executive of the School of Politics and
International Relations, UCD, SPIRe (UCD)
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August 2009 – September 2012: Coordinator MA Politics (European Politics)
September 2009 – August 2011: Member of the Graduate Studies Committee, UCD, College
of Human Sciences
Since March 2008: Scientific Advisory Board Member: Dublin European Institute
March 2008 – August 2009: Editor of the DIE Working Paper Series, (UCD)
September 2007 – September 2010: UCD School of Politics Erasmus Coordinator
SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY: REVIEWS
Acta Politica, Ashgate, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, British Journal of
Political Science, Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Cambridge Review of
International Studies, Comparative European Politics, Comparative Political Studies, Conflict
Management and Peace Science, Cooperation and Conflict, ECPR Press, Environmental
Politics, European Integration Online Papers (EIoP), European Journal of International
Relations, European Journal of Political Research, European Union Politics, French Politics,
International Interactions, International Negotiation, International Politics, International
Relations, International Studies Review, International Studies Quarterly, International
Theory, Irish Political Studies, Journal of Common Market Studies, Journal of Comparative
Policy Analysis, Journal of European Integration, Journal of Public Policy, Journal of European
Public Policy, Journal of Law and Courts, Law & Policy, McGraw-Hill Publishers, Millenium
Public Administration, Oxford University Press, Palgrave Publishers, Politics and Policy, Political
Research Quarterly, Politische Vierteljahresschrift, Public Administration, Regional and
Federal Studies, Regulation & Governance, Review of International Studies, Scandinavian
Political Studies, Social Policy & Administration, Swiss Political Science Review, West
European Politics, Zeitschrift für Internationale Beziehungen
ADDITIONAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY
Reviews for Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), European Research Council (ERC),
Schweizerischer Nationalfonds (SNF), Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research
(NWO), Fritz-Thyssen-Stiftung, Icelandic Research Fund, Volkswagenstiftung, BadenWürttemberg Stiftung and Acquin
Since August 2011: Member of the Editorial Board: Journal of International Relations
Research
October 2008-October 2010: Executive Board Member of the Irish Political Studies
Association (PSAI)
April 2009-October 2010: Member of the annual book prize committee, PSAI
January 2009 – September 2010: representative of UCD at the ECPR
June 2005- July 2007: ECPR Graduate Representative, Free University of Berlin
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MEMBERSHIP
American Political Science Association, European Union Studies Association, Deutsche
Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft, Sektion Internationale Beziehungen, Arbeitskreis
Europäische Integration, Arbeitskreis Soziologie der Internationalen Beziehungen, Sektion
Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft, Arbeitskreis Demokratieforschung, ECPR Standing Group
on Law & Politics, ECPR Standing Group on Regulation and Governance, Dublin European
Institute
Freiburg, 23 March 2016
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