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Florian Grotz

Advisory Council

Florian Grotz is a Professor for Political Science, primarily for Comparative Government, at the Helmut Schmidt University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg. Before, he taught at the Universities of Heidelberg, Berlin (FU), Würzburg and Lüneburg. He has also held guest professorships at the universities of Moscow (MGIMO), Graz and Puebla as well as fellowships at the European University Institute (Florence) and the Berlin Social Science Center (WZB). His research focuses on the performance and reform of democratic institutions in Germany and Europe.


Selected Publications

Behnke, Joachim/Decker, Frank/Grotz, Florian/Vehrkamp, Robert/Weinmann, Philipp (2017), Reform des Bundestagswahlsystems. Bewertungskriterien und Reformoptionen. Gütersloh:
Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung.

Grotz, Florian/Götz, Alexander/Lewandowsky Marcel/Wehrkamp, Henrike (2017), Verwaltungsstrukturreformen in den deutschen Ländern. Die staatliche Kernverwaltung im Ländervergleich. Wiesbaden: Springer VS.

Grotz, Florian/Schaal, Gary S. (2017), Führt mehr Demokratie zu weniger Demokratie?, in:
Berliner Republik, Vol. 5, 42-47.

Caramani, Daniele/Grotz, Florian (Hrsg.) (2016), Voting Rights in the Age of Globalization. London: Routledge (zugleich veröffentlicht als Special Issue von „Democratization“, 22/5).

Nohlen, Dieter/Grotz, Florian (Hrsg.) (2015), Kleines Lexikon der Politik. 6., überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage. München: Beck.




Contributions


Living & Working Future of Democracy News from the DPZ New intellectual contributors join Das Progressive Zentrum New Members of the Scientific Council and Fellows support our think tank
19 July 2018 | Isabelle Maras | Daniela Blaschke | Manuela Barišić | Maik Bohne | Johannes Hillje | Kübra Gümüşay | Oliver Geden | Florian Grotz | Tanja Klenk | Lutz Mache | Rita Nikolai | Florian Ranft | Sabine Ruß-Sattar | Alexander Schellinger | Bernhard Weßels | Fiona D. Wollensack

A total of 16 outstanding progressive thinkers and practitioners will add to the intellectual life within the think-tank in our three programme areas “International Relations”, “Future of Democracy” and “Structural Change”, and elaborate on new thematic threads such as “Digital Democracy”, “Corporate Citizenship” and “Democratic Debate Culture”.