Resume
Christian Hagemann had been a post-doctoral research fellow at the Professorship for Policy Analysis at the Bavarian School of Public Policy. Christian is interested in topics at the intersection of policy analysis, comparative politics, and international relations. He has a special focus on the implementation of EU policies in the new member and candidate countries of the EU, as well as in its neighbourhood. In his dissertation, he asked why some member states struggle to use their EU funds, and contributed a political perspective on so far capacity dominated discussions on absorption. When it comes to methods, Christian is interested in comparative designs using fuzzy-set QCA or case study approaches, but also research focussing on causal mechanisms via process tracing. A more recent focus of his work is the use of renewable energy sources, especially as the implementation of the Energiewende in Germany and the expansion of renewable electricity production in the German Bundesländer. Christian has studied political science, law, and communication studies in Münster, Munich, and Cluj-Napoca (Romania), and earned a PhD (summa cum laude) from the Ludwig-Maximilian-University in Munich. This is also where he worked before as a research fellow at the Professorship for Comparative Politics of Central and Eastern Europe/Eurasia. When it comes to experience outside of academia, Christian has supported the German Foreign Office as well as a several think tanks.
Publications
Wurster, Stefan/Hagemann, Christian (2018). “Two Ways to Success: Expansion of Renewable Energies in Comparison Between Germany’s Federal States”. In: Energy Policy, Online First: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301421518302763
Hagemann, C. (2018) EU Funds in the New Member States, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Forthcoming.
Hagemann, C. (2017). “How Politics Matters for EU Funds’ Absorption Problems – A Fuzzy-Set Analysis.” Journal of European Public Policy. Forthcoming.
Hagemann, C. (2017). “Parliamentary Elections in Macedonia: Inconclusive Result, Continued Instability?” Südosteuropa Mitteilungen (01): 6-19.
Hagemann, C. (2013). “External Governance on the Terms of the Partner? The EU, Russia and the Republic of Moldova in the European Neighbourhood Policy.” Journal of European Integration 35(7): 767-783.
Hagemann, C. (2012). “Moldovan Governments in Perspective–With the Alliance towards European Integration?” Südosteuropa Mitteilungen (02): 66-79.