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Overview
Prof. Daniel Buhr is an Associate Professor of Policy Analysis and Political Economy at the University of Tübingen, leading the associate professorship focused on comparative policy analysis and political economy. His work examines how policies emerge and their societal impacts, with special emphasis on digitalization, welfare state transformations, and social innovation. He holds a prominent role in interdisciplinary projects like the LebensPhasenHaus, which explores aging societies and smart living environments.
Research Interests
Buhr's research spans comparative policy analysis, political economy, digital transformation, and welfare state adaptation. Key themes include Industry 4.0's socio-economic implications, health policy modernization, and participatory innovation models. His work bridges academic research with practical policy implementation through living lab initiatives and international collaboration networks.
Awards & Recognition
- Deutsche Alterspreis 2016: Awarded for the LebensPhasenHaus project, recognizing innovative solutions for aging societies.
Grants & Projects
- LebensPhasenHaus: A 10-year interdisciplinary project funded by Baden-Württemberg state ministries, developing smart living solutions for aging populations.
- ITHACA: EU-funded project fostering social and technological innovation in healthcare across Europe.
- Regions4PerMed: Collaboration on digital health governance in Mediterranean regions.
Teaching & Academic Leadership
Buhr oversees the Policy Analysis and Political Economy program at Tübingen, offering courses on innovation policy, digital society, and comparative welfare systems. He actively advises doctoral students in the Hans-Böckler Foundation's program and collaborates with institutions worldwide.