Curriculum Vitae

ACADEMIC RECORD - Klaus H. Goetz

Website: https://www.en.gsi.uni-muenchen.de/people/professors/goetz/index.html

CURRENT ACADEMIC APPOINTMENT

2013 – now Chair in Political Systems and European Integration
Department of Political Science – Geschwister-Scholl-Institute, LMU Munich

PREVIOUS ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2006 – 2013 Chair of German and European Politics and Government, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Potsdam
1992 – 2006 Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, Reader in Government, Department of Government, LSE
1991 – 1992 Research Officer, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
1989 – 1991 Research Fellow, German University of Administrative Sciences, Speyer

EDUCATION

1991 DPhil in Political Science, Nuffield College, University of Oxford (awarded 1993)
1986 Master of Science in the Politics and Government of Western Europe (with distinction), Department of Government, LSE
1984-85 Courses in Political Science and Italian, University of Massachusetts, USA
1982-84 Intermediate degree in Political Science and Italian, University of Tübingen,

MAJOR GRANTS IN GERMANY SINCE 2007

• Sole applicant: “Exceptional Power Dynamics” (Research Group Funding), Centre for Advanced Studies, LMU Munich, 2019-2020
• Sole applicant: “Resource Mobilisation in International Public Administrations: Strategies for the Financing of International Public Policy” (Research Grant), DFG, €488,029, 2017-2020
• With B. Rittberger: “The Politics of Secrecy in Europe: Analytical Perspectives and Driving Forces” (Workshop Grant), Thyssen Stiftung, €10,000, 2016
• Sole applicant: “Parliaments in Challenging Times”. 3rd General Conference of the ECPR Standing Group on Parliaments (Conference Grant) €24,400, 2016
• Sole applicant: “The Timescapes of International Administrations: Time Rules and Time Horizons in Planning and Budgeting” (Research Grant), DFG, €302,808, 2014-2017
• Sole applicant: “Staggered Membership Renewal and Differential Time Horizons in Second Chambers: Comparing Patterns and Effects” (Research Grant), DFG, €332,000, 2013-2016
• Lead applicant (Sprecher): DFG Research Training Group “Wicked Problems, Contested Administrations: Knowledge, Coordination, Strategy (PhD School Grant) DFG, During first funding period: € 2.1 million, 2012-2016
• Sole applicant: “The Politics of Time: The Temporality of Enlargement and Europeanisation”, DFG, €359,000, 2007-2011

PREVIOUS GRANTS

During my time in the UK, I obtained major research grants from the ESRC for a project on policy transfer and civil service reform (co-applicants: G. Philipp and F. Panizza) and from the Volkswagen Foundation for a project on executive reform in Central and Eastern Europe (co-applicants: V. Dimitrov and H. Wollmann). I also obtained smaller grants for projects, workshops and conferences from the Anglo-German Foundation; British Academy; Friedrich Ebert Foundation; German Academic Exchange Service; Goethe Institute London; Konrad Adenauer Foundation; and the Nuffield Foundation.

FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS (SELECTION)

2012 Visiting Professor, Sciences Po, University of Bordeaux
2011 Guest Professor, European Forum, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
2008 – 2012 Participating Scholar, Kolleg-Forschergruppe ‘The Transformative Power of Europe’, Free University Berlin
2008 Fernand Braudel Senior Fellow, European University Institute, Florence
2006 – 2009 Visiting Fellow, European Institute, LSE
2006 Visiting Professor, Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna
2005 Visiting Professor, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Tokyo

MAJOR RECENT COLLABORATIONS (SELECTION)

DFG Research Unit, International Public Administration, Germany (2015-2020): Professors Michael W. Bauer, Arthur Benz, Steffen Eckhard, Stephan Grohs, Christoph Knill, Nina Kolleck, Andrea Liese

Spokesperson, Centre or Advanced Studies Research Group, LMU (2019-2020): Professors Christopher Ansell, Dina Bishara, Ruth Dassonneville, Keith Dowding, Michael Howlett, Andre Kaiser, Moshe Maor, Helen Margetts

SUPERVISION OF PHD STUDENTS

• Chan Ka-Ming (LMU), currently supervising
• Kristinn Helgason (LMU), currently supervising
• Nikola Radojicic (LMU), currently supervising
• Dr Rainer Bühling (LMU)
• Dr Mahmut Mazlum (LMU
• Dr Aaron Martin (LMU)
• Dr Veronika Ohliger (LMU)
• Dr Andre Hein (Potsdam)
• Dr Romy Hermawan (Potsdam)
• Dr Alexander Jäckel (Potsdam
• Dr Laszlo Kovats (Potsdam)
• Dr Hennig v. Wittich (Potsdam)
• Dr Ronny Patz (Potsdam)
• Dr Thomas Dyson (LSE)
• Prof Jan-Hinrik Meyer-Sahling (LSE)
• Dr Fabian Richter (LSE)
• Dr Michael Romanos (LSE)
• Dr Vijajakala Seevaratnam (LSE)
• Prof Lori Thorlakson (LSE)
• Prof Radoslaw Zubek (LSE)

SUPERVISION AND EXAMINATION OF POSTDOCS (HABILITATION)

Supervisor and first examiner:

• Dr Martin Gross (LMU) - current
• Dr Bartek Pytlas (LMU) - current
• Michael Koß (LMU) 2018, now Professor, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany
• Viktoria Kaina (Potsdam) 2008, now Professor, Distance-University of Hagen, Germany
• Sabine Kuhlmann (Potsdam) 2007, now Professor, University of Potsdam, Germany

Second Examiner:

• Simon Franzmann (Düsseldorf), 2017, now Professor, Institut für Demokratie-Forschung, University of Göttingen, Germany
• Christian Schweiger (Chemnitz) 2016, now Professor, Technical University Chemnitz, Germany
• Eugenia Conceicao-Heldt (Humboldt University Berlin) 2009, now Professor, TUM School of Governance, Munich, Germany
• Pawel Karolewski (Potsdam) 2008, now Professor, Leipzig University, Germany

PHD TRAINING

Regular PhD colloquium at Potsdam and LMU
Europeanisation, Institute of Advanced Studies, Vienna
Institutions and Policies: Patterns of Reciprocity, Potsdam
Founding Spokesperson (Sprecher), DFG Research Training Group (Graduiertenkolleg) “Wicked Problems, Contested Administrations: Knowledge, Coordination, Strategy”, University of Potsdam

TEACHING ACTIVITIES (SELECTION OF RECENT ACTIVITIES AT LMU)

European Integration (lecture series and seminars, BA level)
Introduction to German Politics (seminars, BA level)
Turbulent Politics (seminars, BA level)
Introduction to Comparative Political Science (lecture series and seminars, BA level)
The EU and Political Power (seminars, BA level)
The Europeanisation of National Political Systems (seminars, MA level)
The Temporality of Politics (seminars, MA level)

Executive education:

Executive Master “Philosophy, Politics, Economics”, LMU (annual programme), seminars on comparative and EU government and public policy

INSTITUTIONAL LEADERSHIP (SELECTION)

From 10/2021 Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, LMU Munich
2020 – 9/2021 Head of Department, Geschwister Scholl Institute, LMU Munich
2018 – 2020 Deputy Head of Department, Geschwister Scholl Institute, LMU Munich
2013 – now Official Representative, ECPR, LMU Munich
2012 – 2013 Elected Faculty Member of the Senate, University of Potsdam
2012 – 2013 Founding Spokesperson, DFG Research Training Group, University of Potsdam
2009 – 2011 Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Potsdam
2008 – 2013 Spokesperson, Political Science Group, University of Potsdam
2007 – 2009 Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, University of Potsdam
2006 – 2013 Official Representative, ECPR, University of Potsdam
1998 – 2001 Member of the Academic Planning and Resources Committee, LSE
1996 – 2004 Convenor, MSc in European Politics and Policy, LSE

I participated in lecturer selection committees at LSE and have frequently chaired selection committees for professorial appointments at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Potsdam and the Faculty for Social Sciences at LMU Munich.

SERVICES TO THE PROFESSION (SELECTION)

2000 – now Co-editor, West European Politics
2012 – 2018 Member of the Executive Committee ECPR (with special responsibility as co-convenor of the annual General Conference)
2012 – 2018 Chair of the Selection Committee, Stein Rokkan Prize for Comparative Social Science
Since 2015 External member of professorial appointment panels at the Universities of Konstanz (2015), Innsbruck (2015), Hamburg (2020) and Vienna (2020)

REVIEWING ACTIVITIES

Academic journals:

British Journal of Political Science, Comparative European Politics, Comparative Political Studies, East European Politics, European Union Politics, Europe-Asia Studies, European Journal of Political Research, European Political Science Review, European Union Politics, Governance: An International Journal of Policy and Administration, Government & Opposition, International Relations, International Review of Administrative Sciences, Journal of Common Market Studies, Global Policy, Legislative Studies Quarterly, Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, Journal of Public Policy, Party Politics, Policy & Society, Policy Studies Journal, Political Studies, Politische Vierteljahreschrift, Politics, Public Administration, Review of International Studies, Scandinavian Political Studies, Time & Society, Yearbook of European Administrative History, West European Politics.

Publishers:

Oxford University Press, Palgrave, Routledge, Bristol University Press

Funding agencies:

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Germany), Austrian Academy of Sciences, European Science Foundation, Economic and Social Research Council (UK), European Commission - Research Executive Agency, Federal Foundation for Peace Research (Germany), German Research Foundation DFG (including onsite visits SFB Bremen and SFB Mannheim and ORA programme), Leverhulme Trust (UK), Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), Swedish Research Council, Thyssen Foundation (Germany), Volkswagen Foundation (Germany).

ORGANISATION OF SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS (SELECTION)

2013 - 2018 Academic co-convener of the ECPR annual conferences with approximately 2,000 participants each: Bordeaux, Glasgow, Montreal, Prague, Oslo and Hamburg
2016 Organiser of the Conference of the ECPR Standing Group of Parliaments, LMU Munich, Germany
2009 ECPR General Conference, University of Potsdam

POLICY ADVICE AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

Occasional consultant, World Bank, Poverty Reduction & Economic Management Department on institutional policy in Central and Eastern Europe (comparative privatisation policy, comparative civil service policy), 1991-2001
Occasional academic consultant, OECD-SIGMA, on institutional policy in Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey and Morocco. Projects on public management profiles in Central and Eastern Europe; centres of government; parliamentary institutional capacity in Romania; civil service policy in Bulgaria and Romania; parliamentary reform in Turkey, Morocco, Kosovo, Montenegro; parliamentary control of the executive. Since 1996
Occasional academic consultant, Potsdam Centre for Policy and Management – PCPM. Training programmes for civil servants from Thailand and the Balkans. Participation is establishing university-based public administration training in Afghanistan. Participation in a GIZ Project on the Civil Service in Afghanistan and GIZ Project on the Afghan Office of the Presidency. Frequent travel to Afghanistan and India. Since 2007