Andreas Falke

Prof. Dr. Andreas Falke holds the Chair of International Studies (Anglo-American Societies) at the School of Business and Economics since 2002. His research focuses on American politics/economy, transatlantic relations, and U.S.-BRIC interactions. He directs the German-American Institute in Nuremberg and advises the Bavarian America House Munich and Academy.

• Education: Social Sciences/American Studies (Göttingen, Miami, St. Louis) with PhD/Habilitation in Political Science from Universität Göttingen
• Key Positions: Thyssen Fellow (Library of Congress), Kennedy Memorial Fellow (Harvard), and 10 years as Principal Economic Specialist at the U.S. Embassy in Germany

Research emphasizes U.S. trade/environmental policies and transatlantic economic dynamics. His 2018 edited volume Interregionalism and the Americas analyzes regional cooperation frameworks.

• Awards: Thyssen Fellowship, Kennedy Memorial Fellowship, Brookings Institution Visiting Fellowship

No formal advisees listed; active in institutional leadership roles across German-American academic collaborations.