STATECORP investigates the relevance of decision-making processes and historical legacies for corporate patterns in Norway and Sweden.

As part of the project, a team from the Chair of Political Science, Administration and Organisation is investigating crisis management during the Corona Crisis in Germany.

Members of the Chair of Public and Nonprofit Management write about virtual teams and home office in public administration.

Prof. Dr. Isabella Proeller writes in V&M about findings from the evaluation of the New Leadership Model for the Federal Administration (NFB).

Together with Vera Spitzer, Philipp Kuscher presented the eGovCampus project at this year's Science Dialog and completely convinced the jury.

The textbook has been downloaded over 100,000 times and has inspired a Japanese research group for a similar book project.

MEGA 11: second course module in Potsdam

The second module of the MEGA 11 cohort took place from June 20 to July 1, 2022 in Potsdam-Griebnitzsee under the direction of Prof. Dr. Proeller.

A team at the chair for German Politics and Government publishes an article investigating the role of policy labs for the digital transformation in Germany.

The article shows how digitisation labs bring together different actors to achieve innovative policy-making.

Professor Fuhr et al. research sufficient and necessary conditions for a political institutionalization of climate protection measures.

The Chair of Political Science, Administration and Organisation is developing a Research Training Group with teams from RWTH Aachen University and the University of Stuttgart.

A team from the Chair of Political Science, Administration and Organization prepared an expert report for the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

We are pleased to announce that the application deadline for the Master of Public Management (MPM) program has been extended until May 31, 2022.

The textbook on public administration in Germany, published by Kuhlmann, Proeller, Schimanke and Ziekow, has been a great success.

The project looks at the transformations in the public administration as a result of digitalization and automation and analyzes the effects on employees and administrative processes.

Findings of a study by the Chair of Public and Nonprofit Management and PwC on hybrid working models in the public sector are available now.

The open-access study on crisis resilience in government shows that the transition to home office was less challenging than expected.

The E-Government Campus has won a new project on the topic of "New Work - New Working and Leading in Digitalized Administrative Structures".

The DFG supports a cooperation between the University of Potsdam (Prof. Proeller, Prof. Kuhlmann) and external partners from Vienna and Zürich.

The book (eds. Bergström/Franzke/Kuhlmann/Wayenberg; Palgrave) presents new research findings on the challenges of local government in various European countries.

The book “Public Administration in Germany”, in which Sabine Kuhlmann, Dieter Schimanke and Jan Ziekov participated alongside Prof. Isabella Proeller as editors, was published in open access.

The decision making in all levels of government is increasingly based on Big Data Algorithmic System (BDAS). The article focuses on the application of early crisis detection.

The IRAS article (Kuhlmann/Bouckaert/Galli/Reiter/Van Hecke) examines the COVID-19 pandemic as a window of opportunity for policy and management in a global perspective.

Sabine Kuhlmann and Jochen Franzke analyze how the various levels of government have reacted to the crisis and to what extent the pandemic has changed the interaction in the multi-level system.

Professor Fuhr et al. explored new governance arrangements in international climate politics.