Courses

Field: Public Administration Theory, Organisational Theory

Taught by Prof. Apelt & Dr. Hustedt

Field: Organisational Theory, Social Science Methods

Taught by Prof. Korff

One of my outputs in this course was an analysis of how Michael Kaeding used Lieberman’s “nested analysis” approach to mixed methods in his doctoral thesis.

Field: economic sociology, varieties of capitalism

Taught by Prof. Sorge

As part of the course, I produced a handout on convergence among multi-national enterprises (German).

Field: Public Administration Theory, Organisational Theory

Taught by Prof. Edeling

As part of this course, I produced a presentation on privatization of water services (German).

Field: Public Management

Taught by Prof. Proeller

As part of the lecture, I produced a case study on change management and a presentation on public accounting systems (both in German).

Field: Development Studies

Taught by Prof. Fuhr

Taught by Prof. Proeller

Taught by Prof. Proeller

As part of the course, I produced a presentation on multi-case study research (in German).

My group explored the use of key performance indicators with Berlin’s police.

Taught by Dr. Scheffer

As an exercise, I conducted an institutional ethnography of Stiftung Nord-Süd-Brücken‘s small-scale grant selection committee.

A mock consulting job for ]init[ AG, where my group conducted a study on mobile citizen services in German municipalities.

Taught by Dr. Humborg

As part of the seminar, I produced a presentation on associations as interest groups (in German).

Taught by Dr. Proske

As part of the seminar, I produced a presentation on apps and portals in m-government (in German).

Taught by Dr. Knobloch

Taught by Prof. Lohr

Taught by Prof. Vetterlein

As part of the seminar, I produced a presentation on participant observation.

Taught by Laura Stielike 

Field: Political Science

Taught by Prof. Schubert

Field: Politics of Germany

Taught by Prof. Robert

As part of the course, I produced a presentation on Ernst Fraenkel’s structural analysis of modern democracy (in German). 

Field: Quantitative Research

Taught by Dr. Marko Heyse

Field: Accounting

Taught by Prof. Krafft

Field: International Relations

Taught by Prof. Feske

Field: Comparative Politics

Taught by Prof. Young

As part of the lecture, I wrote a short analysis of China’s political system from a rational-choice institutionalism point of view (in German).

Field: Quantitative Research

Taught by Dr. Marko Heyse

Taught by Prof. Krol

Taught by Prof. Dilger

Taught by Prof. van den Boom

As part of the seminar, I produced a presentation on Ghana as a development dictatorship (in German).

Taught by Hendrik Meyer.

As part of the seminar, I wrote an essay on dual hospital financing in the German health system (in German).

Taught by Prof. Young

Taught by Prof. Bresinsky

In the seminar, we simulated the Darfur conflict using the system simulation software Vensim.

Taught by Prof. Apolte

Taught by Prof. Apolte

Taught by Prof. Apolte

Taught by Prof. Apolte

Taught by Prof. Young

Taught by Prof. Fuchs)

Taught by Rebecca Hegemann)

Taught by Prof. Apolte & Dr. Schulze Buschoff

As part of the course, I wrote an essay on parental benefits in Sweden (German)

Taught by Prof. Apolte

Here is my part of a group paper on the Dutch polder model in labour policy (German).

Taught by Eric Meyer

Taught by Dr. Malina

Taught by Prof. Kevenhörster

As part of the course, I wrote an essay on the organisation of German bilateral development cooperation (German)

Taught by Prof. van den Boom

Field: Political Economy, Social Studies of Finance

Taught by Prof. Young 

Taught by Prof. Müller

Taught by Prof. Müller

Taught by Prof. van den Boom

Taught by Prof. Dilger

Taught by Prof. Müller
For the seminar, I produced a presentation about homo economicus, its empirical anomalies, and alternative economic theories of behavior

Taught by Prof. Theurl & Dr. Malina