Dominik Brenner

Dominik Brenner is a Visiting Lecturer at Central European University (CEU), affiliated with both the Department of Political Science and the Department of International Relations. He holds a PhD in Political Economy from CEU (2022) and has held visiting research positions at Sciences Po Paris (CEE) and the European University Institute in Florence. His research focuses on financial supervision, European financial integration, legislative favoritism, regulatory predictability, political oversight mechanisms, and good governance.

Education:

• PhD in Political Economy, Central European University
• MA in Political Science, Central European University
• BA in Political Science, University of Freiburg

Research emphasizes the internationalization of non-bank finance in the EU27 and its impact on supranational supervision, as well as legislative politics and governance indicators in regions like the MENA. His work combines quantitative methods with political economy analysis, addressing topics such as legislative predictability in Jordan and policy impact assessments across Europe.

Articles highlight trends in legislative studies and European policy analysis, with notable contributions to understanding institutional efficiency and regulatory frameworks. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. Advising and grants information is not provided in the text. Brenner’s work contributes to debates on transnational governance and financial regulation in the EU context.