Biography

Claudius Wagemann is Part-Time Professor at the School of Transnational Governance. He is a full professor of political science methods at the Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, where he also served as a Dean of Studies for several years and is currently deputy chair of the university-wide accredition commission.

From 2005 to 2012, he worked at the Italian Institute of Human Sciences in Florence (today part of the Scuola Normale Superiore), where he was mainly responsible for the scientific organisation of the political science PhD programme and for the teaching of methods. During his years in Florence, he also collaborated in research projects at the European University Institute (EUI) and with various US-American university programmes, most prominently with New York University Florence. He received his PhD from the EUI in 2005, after completing his undergraduate studies at the University of Constance in 1998.

Professor Wagemann is most known for his methodological work, above all with regard to Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA). His substantial interests cover organised interests, movement parties, and the Quality of Democracy. He currently coordinates the international research project PRODEM and collaborates in the governance project GOVRUS.

Recent research output

• KALOMENI, Kevin; WAGEMANN, Claudius (2021), Qualitative comparative analysis, Contribution to book
• WAGEMANN, Claudius (2020), Configurative methods, Contribution to book
• MORLINO, Leonardo; WAGEMANN, Claudius; RANIOLO, Francesco (2020), Inequalities, Contribution to book
• WAGEMANN, Claudius; SIEWERT, Markus B. (2020), Qualitative comparative analysis, Contribution to book
• SIEWERT, Markus B.; WAGEMANN, Claudius (2020), Vergleichende Fallstudien und Einzelfalldesigns, Contribution to book
• WAGEMANN, Claudius; GOERRES, Achim; SIEWERT, Markus B. (2020), Methoden in der Politikwissenschaft : eine pluralistische Annäherung, Contribution to book