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Political scientists from the universities of Konstanz, Basel, Geneva and Stuttgart examine how members of the German Bundestag who belong to these groups advocate for their interests

Konstanzer Homeoffice-Langzeitstudie betont die Gefahren einer verfrühten Rückkehr in volle Präsenzarbeit in Unternehmen, die auch mobiles Arbeiten oder Homeoffice ermöglichen könnten

Prof. Dr. Stephan Schumann in den wissenschaftlichen Beirat des baden-württembergischen Kultusministeriums berufen

Political scientist Professor Gerald Schneider from the Cluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality“ talks in an

interview in the University of Konstanz's online magazine about inequalities in the German asylum system.

A study by the University of Konstanz shows that voluntary motivation to comply with anti-Covid-19 policies is relatively high in Germany, but can be undermined by enforcement - The consequence of this finding differs depending on the policy

Von stabiler Stimmung, Demokratievertrauen und dem Flitterwochen-Effekt bei frisch Zugewanderten - Hintergrundartikel mit Claudia Diehl

Political scientist Professor Katharina Holzinger was elected in a joint meeting of the Senate and University Council

Organizational researchers at the University of Konstanz conduct long-term study with staff members who have been working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please read the German version for more information.

Political scientists from Konstanz, Frankfurt and Cologne study the role public opinion plays in political decision-making processes involving education policy