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Karl W. Grünberg | Research Associate
I have been working as a Research Associate at the National Institute for Public Administration Germany (NIPAG) since April 2023. I am a fully trained legal professional having passed the First and Second State Law Examination. I studied law at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. My focus studies were in International law and European law. I completed my preparatory legal service in the judicial district of the Kammergericht in Berlin. Please feel free to contact me for further information.
Elisabeth Gerhards | Administration
My job is to organize the office and support the management and research associates in all administrative tasks that arise.
Apl. Prof. Dr. Cristina Fraenkel-Haeberle | Senior Researcher
A current focus of my research activity as a legal scholar is on the analysis of civil service systems from a comparative perspective. Together with Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Karl-Peter Sommermann and Assistant Professor Dr. Adam Krzywoń (University of Warsaw) I have co-directed the interdisciplinary research project "Transformation of Civil Service in Europe". The most significant outcome of this research endeavor was the publication of an English-language handbook titled " The Civil Service in Europe: A Research Companion ". Thanks to funding from the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community (BMI), the handbook is available as an open-access publication. It provides a comparative analysis of the changes and developmental trends shaping the civil service across Europe. Furthermore, I have co-directed the DAAD-funded interdisciplinary project "Academic Freedom under Pressure: New State and Social Challenges in a German-Italian Comparison" together with Professor Dr. Margrit Seckelmann and in cooperation with the Università Statale di Milano. The outcome of this research project was published by Springer in an edited volume . Drawing on my extensive professional experience as a conference interpreter, the comparative analysis of languages and legal cultures, as well as legal comparison—primarily in public law—form the core of my academic work. My main research areas are comparative administrative and constitutional law, German-Italian legal terminology, higher education law, democracy law, public service law, and the law of digitalisation. Please contact me for any further information. I am looking forward to new academic connections.