Courses Taught in the Winter Semester 2025/26
BA – International organizations and informal clubs in global governance (UFR)
BA (Advanced Level) – Foreign economic policies in a fragmented global economy (UFR).
MA – International organizations and informal clubs in global governance (RUB).
M.A. SEMINARS
Technical University of Munich
Munich School of Politics and Public Policy, Chair of European and Global Governance
Foreign economic policies in a fragmented global economy, SS 2025.
International organizations and informal clubs in global governance, WS 2024-25.
Ruhr University Bochum
Faculty of Social Science, Chair of International Politics
The European Union in Global Economic Governance, WS 2024-25.
Regional integration in theory and practice, SS 2024.
Established and Emerging Powers in Global Governance, WS 2023-24.
University of Wrocław
Institute of International Studies
Comparative regionalism in theory and practice: Europe, Asia and the Americas, May 8-17, 2023.
B.A. SEMINARS
University of Freiburg
Department of Political Science, Chair of International Relations
Foreign economic policies in a fragmented global economy (advanced BA Seminar), WS 2025-26.
International organizations and informal clubs in global governance, WS 2025-26.
Ruhr University Bochum
Faculty of Social Science, Chair of International Politics
Foreign economic policies in a fragmented global economy, SS 2025.
Crisis of liberal international order: Global power shifts and domestic discontents, SS 2023.
International Organizations and Club Governance in Contemporary World Politics, WS 2022-23.
Globalization and Theories of Development, SS 2022.
International Organizations and Informal Groupings in the Era of Multilateralism, WS 2021-22.
Globalization and Developing Countries: Theory and Practice of Development, SS 2021.
Schwellenländer in der multilateralen Global Governance: aktuelle Themen und Herausforderungen, WS 2020-21.
Theories of Regional Integration: Europe, Asia and the Americas in comparison, SS 2020.
Global governance in a multipolar world: Emerging powers, issues and challenges, WS 2019-20.
Comparative regional integration in theory and practice: Europe, the Americas and Asia, SS 2019.
International power and domestic politics of emerging countries’ IR: BRICs and MIKTA in comparison, WS 2018-19.