SustAInability is a joint project by Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences of Munich and Technical University of Munich. Together with interdisciplinary Master's students, we research opportunities and tackle social and environmental challenges at the intersection of AI and… [read more]

On the 8th of November, Ahmed Maati delivered a workshop for Ph.D. and MA candidates at the Autonomous University of Madrid on Research Methods and Design. The workshop focused on best practices in crafting a research design and provided an overview of how research design influences methodological… [read more]

Here you can find the conference paper: Germany's 9-Euro-Ticket: Impacts on Disadvantaged Groups Using a Causal Inference Approach. [read more]

A new article by Pascal D. König, Stefan Wurster und Markus B. Siewert is published in the renowned journal Government Information Quarterly. [read more]

An article that is part of the Special Issue of the Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschft, co-edited by Prof. Dr. Stefan Wurster, has been published. [read more]

Ahmed Maati (in collaboration) describes how digitization spurs the global decay of democracy with a comparative empirical focus on the Capitol Riots in the US and the 2020 Reichstag protests in Germany. [read more]

Prof. Dr. Stefan Wurster comments in Zeit Online on the topic of "State elections in Bavaria". You will find the complete article here. [read more]

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Ahmed Maati, in collaboration with Oliver Schlumberger, Mirjam Edel, and Koray Saglam, present the first comprehensive, lucid, & general explanation of how digitization transforms dictatorship! Schlumberger, O., Edel, M., Maati, A., & Saglam, K. (2023). How Authoritarianism Transforms: A… [read more]

Since February 2022, under the organizational leadership of the Professorship of Policy Analysis at TUM SOT/HFP, the EuroTeQ Collider has been taking place at TUM on the topic "Leave no waste behind". We are very pleased to have three successful rounds with over 70 students from different programs… [read more]