Marius Guderjan

Dr Marius Guderjan is a Lecturer and Researcher in British Politics at the Centre for British Studies, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. He specializes in comparative federalism, intergovernmental cooperation between UK devolved governments, and Brexit's socio-political consequences. His research also addresses European integration, Euroscepticism, and welfare state policies.

• Education:
• PhD in Politics (2013), Manchester Metropolitan University
• MA European Politics (Research) with distinction, University of Liverpool
• Bachelor's in Social Science (Politics emphasis), University of Cologne

His work examines Brexit's root causes and societal impacts, Europeanisation processes, and regional governance dynamics. He co-edited Contested Britain: Brexit, Austerity and Agency (2020) and authored Local Government in the European Union (2021). Recent research focuses on institutional conflicts between Scottish/Welsh and UK governments.

Marius co-chairs the Arbeitskreis Großbritannien-Forschung and Berlin-Britain Research Network, presenting at academic conferences and public lectures. His interdisciplinary approach bridges comparative politics, public policy, and EU studies.