International Public Administration Research Unit - The Emergence and Development of Administrative Patterns and their Effects on International Policy

ECPR featured IPA Section „21st Century International Bureaucracy“

Between 14-16 September 2017, the ECPR General Conference in Prague featured a section by the Research Unit „International Public Administration“ titled „21st Century International Bureaucracy: People, Power, and Performance“. The […]
Special Issue: „Resourcing International Organizations“ is published

The Global Policy Journal published the Research Unit IPA’s new special issue „Resourcing International Organizations„, guest-edited by Klaus H. Goetz and Ronny Patz. This edition features articles based on the workshop […]
IPA researchers present research findings at the EPSA’s Annual Convention in Milan

The IPA researchers Per-Olof Busch, Hauke Feil and Jana Herold participated in the 7th Annual General Conference of the European Political Science Association held in Milan (Italy) from the 22nd […]

International Public Administration: The Emergence and Development of Administrative Patterns and their Effects on International Policy-Making

The Research Unit "International Public Administration" is a research program that studies the administrative bodies of international organizations. Its mission is to understand international organizations’ internal working patterns and routines, and to explore their role in international policy-making.

The multi-disciplinary Research Unit was established in mid-2014. Christoph Knill (LMU Munich) serves as its speaker. The Unit comprises twenty-five scholars who work in seven projects at five German universities. Each project addresses one particular question on international public administration.

Funding for this multi-annual research program is provided by the German Science Foundation (DFG) until 2020.

ECPR featured IPA Section „21st Century International Bureaucracy“

Special Issue: „Resourcing International Organizations“ is published

IPA researchers present research findings at the EPSA’s Annual Convention in Milan