Daniel Baumann

Daniel Baumann is a Research Fellow at the Chair of Public Administration & Public Policy within Zeppelin University's Department of Political & Social Sciences. He contributes to interdisciplinary research projects focused on global governance and computational social science methodologies.

• Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Otto-Friedrich-University of Bamberg
• Master's degree in Politics and Public Administration from University of Konstanz
• Internship at Bavaria's EU Representation in Brussels and Germany's Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse

His research centers on analyzing power structures in international institutions, particularly through text mining of UN Security Council debates. He also investigates crisis management in fragile states and the socio-political dimensions of Europe's refugee crisis, integrating computational methods into traditional political science frameworks.

Active in Zeppelin University's research clusters, Baumann collaborates across departments and external institutions to address digitalization's impact on governance structures, aligning with ZU's focus on interdisciplinary research in 'Global Networks' and 'Digitalization' themes.