David Schmuck

// DISSERTATION PROJECT

Die Politik des Ressortzuschnitts in Deutschland


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// ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

2015 - 2018
Master's Degree (M.A.) in Political Science, University of Bamberg

2011 - 2015
Bachelor's Degree (B.A.) in Political Science, University of Bamberg



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// PUBLICATIONS

Saalfeld, Thomas, Geese, Lucas; Schmuck, David; Wüst, Andreas M. (in publication): ?Germany: Inequalities of Immigrant Representation in the ?Grand Coalition State‘. In: Morales, Laura; Saalfeld, Thomas (Hrsg.) Pathways to Power: The Political Representation of Citizens of Immigrent Origin in Europe. Oxford: University of Oxford Press.

Dizda, A., Schmuck, D. and Sieberer, U. (2022): ?Being Empowered or Feeling Like a Pawn? How Ministerial Reorganization Affects the Work Motivation of Top-Level Bureaucrats”. Politische Vierteljahresschrift 63, 383–404.

Klüser, K. J., Schmuck, D. and Sieberer, U. (2023): ?Colleagues or Adversaries: Ministerial Cooperation across Party Lines“. Governance, online first.

Hohendorf, L. and Schmuck, David (2023): “Loyal lists, distinctive districts: how dissent-shirking and leisure-shirking affect mixed-candidate selection”. West European Politics 46, 1424-1450

Sieberer, U. Meyer, T. and Schmuck, D. (2023): ?Rebuilding the coalition ship at sea: how uncertainty and complexity drive the reform of portfolio design in coalition cabinets“. West European Politics 47, 142-163.

Working Paper

Schmuck, David; Geese, Lucas; Saalfeld, Thomas; Wüst, Andreas M. (2016): ?Germany: Inequalities of Immigrant Inclusion in a Gridlocked Party Democracy and a Divided Political Culture“ [Link: /fileadmin/comparpol/Working_papers/AS_WP_2016_01.pdf(825.3 KB, 36 pages)(825.3 KB)

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// EXPERIENCE
 

02/2018 - Today
Research Fellow, Professorship for Empirical Political Science at the University of Bamberg