Dr. Paul

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Ich vertrete von April 2019 bis März 2021 die Professur für Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Kassel.

Nach dem Magisterstudium der Politikwissenschaft an der TU Braunschweig (2007) sowie einem MA Studium in European Studies an den Universitäten Bath (UK) und Siena (Italien) (2008) promovierte ich 2012 an der University of Bath mit einer vergleichenden Studie zur Governance von Arbeitsmigration in Deutschland, Frankreich und Großbritannien (The Political Economy of Border Drawing, Berghahn 2015).

Als Mitglied eines internationalen Forschungsteams (Open Research Area Projekt HowSAFE) an der Universität Bielefeld (2013-2017) erforschte ich danach im Länder- und Politikfeldvergleich die institutionellen Geltungsbedingungen analytischer Innovationen in der politischen Entscheidungsfindung. Als John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellow am Center for European Studies Harvardkonnte ich mich 2017/18 zudem der Konsolidierung meiner Post-Doc-Forschung in einer zweiten Monografie widmen (Varieties of Risk Regulation in Public Administrations, Routledge 2021).

Neben zahlreichen peer-reviewed journal articles und Sammelbandbeiträgen (siehe Publikationen) zu Migrationsgovernance, Regulierung und Innovationen in der politischer Entscheidungsfindung bin ich Mit-Herausgeberin des Edward Elgar Handbooks on the Governance and Politics of Migration (2021).

Ich lehre seit 2009 an englischen, niederländischen und deutschen Hochschulen und decke dabei insbesondere die Felder vergleichende Politikwissenschaft, vergleichende politische Ökonomie, vergleichende sozialwissenschaftliche Methoden, sowie (vergleichende) Policy Analyse und Regulierungsforschung ab.

Von 2015 bis 2019 war ich Co-Chair des Forschungsnetzwerks European Integration and the Global Political Economy beim Council for European Studies. Für studentische Leistungen und anti-rassistisches Engagement wurde ich 2003 mit dem Braunschweiger Bürgerpreis ausgezeichnet und konnte mit dem Preisgeld mein Auslands-BAFöG für einen Erasmus-Aufenthalt in Paris aufstocken.

Wintersemester 20/21

Seminar: Comparative Migration Governance

Seminar: Forschungsprojekt - Automated Migration Governance (Teil 2)

Seminar: Vergleichende politikwissenschaftliche Methoden

Vorlesung: Einführung in die Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft

Sommersemester 20

Seminar: Forschungsprojekt - Automated Migration Governance (Teil 1)

Seminar: Political science and Brexit

Seminar: Deutsche Migrationspolitik im internationalen Vergleich

Seminar: The Governance and Politics of Migration: Critical Perspectives

Wintersemester 19/20

Seminar: Deutsche Migrationspolitik im internationalen Vergleich

Seminar: Vergleichende Policyforschung

Seminar: Vergleichende politikwissenschaftliche Methoden

Vorlesung: Einführung in die Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft

Sommersemester 19

Seminar: Comparative Migration Governance

Seminar: Einführung, Analyse und Vergleich politischer Systeme

Seminar: Vergleichende Forschungsdesigns in Theorie und Praxis

Seminar: Wie Staaten steuern- Vergleichende Governance und Regulierung

Monografien

(1) 2015: The Political Economy of Border Drawing. Arranging Legality in European Labor Migration Policies.Oxford/New York: Berghahn Books (peer-reviewed, paperback edition published in 2019)

(2) 2021: Varieties of Risk Analysis in Public Administrations. Problem-Solving and Polity Policies in Europe. London: Routledge (in der Reihe ‘Studies in Governance and Public Policy’) (peer-reviewed)

Herausgeberschaften

(1) Series editor von Comparative Political Economy bei Agenda Publishing (mit Dermot Hodson, Erik Jones, Alison Johnston, and Aidan Regan)

(2) 2021: Handbook of the Governance and Politics of Migration. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar (mit Emma Carmel und Katharina Lenner).

(3) 2017: Society, Regulation and Governance: New Modes of Social Change?, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar (mit Marc Mölders, Alfons Bora, Michael Huber und Peter Münte)

(4) 2017: The Crises of European Integration, special edition of EuropeNow on political economy accounts of the diverse “crises” diagnoses in Europe (mit Erik Jones)

(5) 2013: Special issue von Policy Studies on ‘Mobility and Migration in Europe’ (mit Emma Carmel)

Zeitschriftenbeiträge (nur peer-reviewed)

(1) 2020: 'Analyse and rule? A conceptual framework for explaining the variable appeals of ex-ante evaluation in policymaking', der moderne staat: Zeitschrift für Public Policy, Recht und Management, 13(1): 124-142.

(2) 2020: ‘Why regulators assess risk differently: Regulatory style, business organization, and the varied practice of risk-based food safety inspections across the EU’, Regulation & Governance, mit Olivier Borraz et al.

(3) 2019: ‘Towards a new ontology of crisis? Resilience in EU Migration governance?’, European Security, 28(4): 393-412, mit Christof Roos

(4) 2019: ‘The boundary conditions for regulation: Welfare systems, state traditions & the varied governance of work safety in Europe’, Governance, 33(1): 21-39 (Beitrag zu einem special issue ‘Varieties of regulatory capitalism’, Hrsg.: M. Guidi, I. Guardiancich und D. Levi-Faur), mit Henry Rothstein und David Demeritt

(5) 2017: ‘Varieties of risk regulation in Europe: coordination, complementarity & occupational safety in capitalist welfare states’, Socio-Economic Review, 17(4): 993-1020, mit Henry Rothstein et al.

(6) 2017: ‘Harmonization by risk analysis? Frontex and the risk-based governance of European border control.’ Journal of European Integration 39(6): 689-706.

(7) 2016: ‘Entgegen aller Wahrscheinlichkeiten? Erklärungsansätze für die Diffusion risikobasierter Regulierung im föderalen System Deutschlands.‘ der moderne staat – Zeitschrift für Public Policy, Recht und Management, 9(2): 325-352.

(8) 2016: ‘Negotiating varieties of capitalism? Crisis and change in contemporary British and German labor migration policies.’ Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 42(10), 1631-1650.

(9) 2016: ‘Risk-based governance against national obstacles? Comparative dynamics of Europeanization in Dutch, French and German flooding policies.’ Journal of Risk Research, 19(8): 1043-1062, mit Fréderic Bouder und Mara Wesseling.

(10) 2015: ‘Risk-based regulation in continental Europe? Explaining the corporatist turn to risk in German work safety policies.’ European Policy Analysis 1(2): 5-33, mit Michael Huber.

(11) 2013: ‘Complex stratification: Understanding European Union governance of migrant rights.’ Regions and Cohesion 3(3), pp. 56-85, mit Emma Carmel.

(12) 2013: ‘Migration, mobility and rights regulation in the EU’, Policy Studies 34(2):113-121, Editorial des special issue, mit Emma Carmel.

(13) 2013: ‘Strategic contextualization: EU free movement, labour migration policies and the governance of foreign workers in Europe.’ Policy Studies 34(2): 122-141.

(14) 2012: ‘Limits of the competition state: The cultural political economy of European labour migration policies.’ Critical Policy Studies 6(4): 379-401.

(15) 2011: ‘European labour geography in crisis: The variable governance of foreign workers in Germany, France and Britain.’ Perspectives on Europe, autumn 2011: 47-53.

(16) 2010: ‘The struggle for coherence in EU migration governance’, La Rivisita delle Politiche Sociali (Italian Journal of Social Policy), 1/2010: 209-230, mit Emma Carmel.

Beiträge zu Sammelbänden

(1) 2021: 'The comparative politics of migration governance in Europe', in Anghel, V. and E. Jones (Hrsg.) Developments in European Politics III. London: Palgrave MacMillan.

(2) 2021: 'True to type? How governance traditions shaped responses to Covid-19 in China, Germany, UK and USA.', in Brown, P. and J. Zinn (Hrsg.) COVID-19 – From the perspective of the Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty. London: Palgrave MacMillan, mit Henry Rothstein, David Demeritt and Li Wang.

(3) 2021: ‘Introduction to the governance and politics of international migration.’ Carmel, E., Lenner, K. und R. Paul (Hrsg.) Handbook on the Governance and Politics of Migration, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, mit Emma Carmel und Katharina Lenner.

(4) 2019: ‘The political ordering of migrant workers: Comparative governance analysis of European labour migration policies’. Carmel, E. (Hrsg.): Governance Analysis: A New Approach to Politics, Policy and Practice, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

(5) 2018: ‘How ‘low-skilled’ migrant workers are made: border-drawing in migration policy’, Rijken, C. und T. de Lange (Hrsg.) Towards a Decent Labour Market for Low Waged Migrant Workers, Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, pp. 57-78.

(6) 2018: ‘Risk as a governance tool in European border control’, Weinar, A., Bonjour, S., und L. Zhyznomirska (Hrsg.): Handbook on the Politics of Migration in Europe, London: Routledge, pp. 227-238.

(7) 2017: ‘Shaping society: New modes of social change in regulation and governance? An introduction.’ Paul, R., Mölders, M., Bora, A., Huber, M. und P. Münte (Hrsg.) Society, Regulation and Governance: New Modes of Social Change?, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, mit Marc Mölders, pp. 1-12.

(8) 2017: ‘Risk: new issue or new tool in regulation and governance research?’ Paul, R., Mölders, M., Bora, A., Huber, M. und P. Münte (Hrsg.) Society, Regulation and Governance: New Modes of Social Change?, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 59-74.

(9) 2013: ‘Managing diverse policy contexts: The welfare state as repertoire of policy logics in German and French labour migration governance.’ Vad Jønsson, H. et al. (Hrsg.): Migrations and welfare states. Policies, discourses and institutions. (NordWel book series), Helsinki, pp. 139-174.

(10) 2011: ‘Differential inclusion in Germany's conservative welfare state: Policy legacies and structural constraints.’ Carmel, E., Cerami, A. and T. Papadopoulos (Hrsg.): Migration and welfare in the 'new' Europe. Social protection and the challenges of integration. Policy Press, Bristol, pp. 121-142, mit Lutz Kaiser.

Keynote

(1) ‘Varieties of labor migration governance in Europe: past, present and future’, Eröffnungsvortrag bei einer Tagung zu “Migrant labour markets in Europe”, Tilburg University, 19 January 2018

Konferenzbeiträge

(1) ‘Resilience analysis in European migration governance’, Workshop zu Innovationen in der europäischen Migrationsgovernance, Universität Bamberg, 13-14 Dezember 2018 (Vortragender: Christof Roos)

(2) ‘Instrumentality, legitimacy and power: the comparative politics of policy analysis in German public administration’, Workshop zu Politikevaluation und Evaluationspolitik, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, 16-17 November 2018

(3) ‘Conceptualizing resilience in migration governance’, ECPR General Conference, Hamburg, 22-25 August 2018 (Vortragender: Christof Roos)

(4) ‘Instrumentality, legitimacy and power: the comparative politics of policy analysis in German public administration’, International Workshop on Public Policy (organisiert durch die International Public Policy Association), Pittsburgh, 26-28 Juni 2018

(5) ‘What is resilience in migration governance? A concept across sectors and jurisdictions’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Chicago, 29-31 März 2018 sowie EU in International Affairs Konferenz, Brüssel, Mai 2018 (Vortragender: Christof Roos)

(6) ‘Resilience assessments in migration governance: conceptual foundations’, Tagung zu Resilienz in der Migrationsgovernance, organisiert von der Demography, Migration & Governance Unit des Joint Research Centre der EU Kommission, Ispra, Dezember 2017 (Vortragender: Christof Roos)

(7) ‘Decentralization in multi-level governance: what might it mean for risk governance?’, Beitrag zu einem Roundtable bei der Jahrestagung der Society for Risk Analysis, Washington D.C., 10-14 Dezember 2017

(8) ‘Frontex risk analysis: a tool for integrated border management in Europe?’, Jahrestagung der Society for Risk Analysis, Washington D.C., 10-14 Dezember 2017

(9) ‘European integration through risk analysis? The case of European border control’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Glasgow, 12-14 Juli 2017

(10) ‘Varieties of risk regulation in European work safety: yet another institutional complementarity in capitalist coordination regimes?’, Workshop zu ‘varieties of regulatory capitalism’ geleitet von David Levi-Faur, Mattia Guidi and Igor Guardiancich bei den ECPR Joint Sessions, Nottingham, 25-30 April 2017

(11) ‘Frontex’s magic bullet: Experimentalist governance and risk in European border control policies’, Tagung EU in International Affairs, Brussels, 11-13 Mai 2016 

(12) ‘Negotiating varieties of capitalism? Crisis and change in contemporary British and German labour migration policies’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Paris, 8-10 Juli 2015

(13) ‘Epistemic prerequisite for ‘remote control’? Risk as a governance tool in European border control’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Paris, 8-10 Juli 2015

(14) ‘Risk-based regulation against national obstacles? Understanding the role of Europeanisation’, Jahrestagung der Society of Risk Analysis, Maastricht, 15-17 Juni 2015

(15) ‘Risk-based approaches in German occupational health and safety policies’, Tagung der Risk and Uncertainty Studies Group der ESA, Stuttgart, 8-10 April 2015

(16) ‘A generalisable promise of risk? Risk-based self-regulation and the inherent limits of state intervention in German occupational health and safety governance’, mit Michael Huber, Tagung der International Sociological Association, Yokohama/Japan, 13-19 Juli 2014

(17) ‘Driving or impeding risk-based governance? The role of professions in occupational health and safety regulation’, mit Michael Huber, Tagung der International Sociological Association, Yokohama/Japan, 13-19 Juli 2014

(18) ‘The mis-directed promise of risk: Risk-based self-regulation in German occupational health and safety governance’, mit Michael Huber, Tagung der ECPR Standing Group Regulatory Governance, Barcelona, 25-27 Juni 2014

(19) ‘Migration policies as border-drawing: Methodological reflections on the interpretive analysis of policy rationalities’, Interpretive Policy Analysis Tagung, Wien, 3-5 Juli 2013

(20) ‘Ambiguous stratification, ambiguous principles of deservingness: European Union governance of migrant rights and statuses’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Amsterdam, 25-27 Juni 2013

(21) ‘Poles “don’t even play cricket!” – EU free movement, national labour migration policies and the strategic composition of the foreign workforce in Europe’, IMISCOE Tagung ‘Managing migrant integration in a multi-level context’, Amsterdam, 28-29 August 2012

(22) ‘EU free movement as variable policy context: Policy interdependencies between free movement and extra-EU labour migration in Germany, France and Britain’, Tagung des Council for European Studies, Boston, 22-24 März 2012

(23) ‘Hegemonic discourse across divided economic imaginaries? Making sense of competing state projects in European labour migration policy’, Interpretative Policy Analysis Tagung, Cardiff, 23-25 Juni 2011

(24) ‘Understanding borders in ‘managed migration’: Labour migration selectivity in European economies, labour markets and societies’, Methoden Workshop der Interpretative Policy Analysis Tagung, Cardiff, 23-25 Juni 2011

(25) ‘Yet another ‘tool for growth’? Labour migration policy and varieties of capitalism in France and Germany.’, NORFACE Tagung, London, 6-9 April 2011

(26) ‘The struggle for coherence in EU migration policy’, mit Emma Carmel, ESPAnet Jahrestagung, Urbino, 17-19 September 2009

(27) ‘From stratification to bricolage: Politics, markets and migrant rights in the EU’, mit Emma Carmel, ECPR General Conference, Potsdam, 10-12 September 2009

(28) ‘The vision of control: Self-limited sovereignty and the paradoxes of Italian labour migration policy’, CRONEM-AHRC Tagung, Guildford, 11-12 Juni 2009

Vorträge an internationalen Forschungszentren

(1) ‘Mere adaptation? The politics of policy tool change in Germany’s multi-level governance system’, Visiting Scholars Seminar am Center for European Studies (CES), Harvard University, 1 November 2017

(2) ‘Corporatist risk-based regulation in Continental Europe?’, workshop on risk-based regulation in Europe, Sciences-Po CNRS Paris, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations (CSO), 8.-9. September 2016

(3) ‘Labour mobility and migration governance in the European Union’, workshop on labour mobility and migration in the EU and Japan, Institute for European Studies der Vrije Universiteit Brussels, 23. Januar 2016

(4) ‘Comparing labour migration regimes: methodological reflections and practical insights’, Institute for Migration and Intercultural Studies (IMIS), University of Osnabrück, 30. April 2015

(5) ‘A ‘systematic approach to risk’? Developing risk-based regulation in the European Union’, Centre for European Studies der Kobe University/Japan, 24.-25. Juli 2014

(6) ‘EU mobility, national labour migration policies, and the governance of foreign workers in Europe’, Centre of European Studies der Kobe University/Japan, 24.-25. Juli 2014

(7) ‘Crises’ governance in European capitalisms: Understanding change in British and German labour migration policies, final conference of the Collaborative Research Centre 597 ‘Transformations of the State’, Universität Bremen, 4. April 2014

(8) ‘Limits of the competition state? The cultural political economy of European labour migration policies’, International Centre for Development and Decent Work, Universität Kassel, 11. Februar 2013

(9) ‘Labour migration policies in Europe: convergence or national trends?’, international research workshop ‘Labour migration programmes in comparative perspective’, Department of Political Science der Universität Wien, 18.-19. Juli 2012

(10) ‘Linchpin or poor cousin? On the variable role of the Bismarckian welfare state in German and French labour migration governance’, at the workshop ‘Migration, institutions and welfare states – Negotiating practices of inclusion and exclusion’, Centre for Welfare State Research der University of Southern Denmark in Odense, 27. Oktober 2011

(11) ‘Open borders, closed labour markets? Comparing labour migration management in European capitalisms’, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin, 12. Januar 2010

Themenliste für Staatsexamenprüfungen und Kernstudium

Meine Themenschwerpunkte für Prüfungen sind:

• Vergleichende Regierungslehre

• Demokratietypen

• Regierungssysteme

• Verwaltungssysteme

• Institutioneller Wandel

• Europäisierung von Policymaking

• Vergleichende Policyforschung

• Governance und Regulierung (Steuerung zwischen Staat, Markt und Gesellschaft)

• Migrationspolitik (Deutschland, EU und international vergleichend)

Davon relevant für das Kernstudium insbesondere:

• Demokratien im Vergleich

• Migrationspolitik