Henning Deters

Henning Deters is a political scientist and researcher at the University of Vienna's Centre for European Integration Research (EIF), part of the Faculty of Social Sciences. He holds a PhD from Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences. His primary research focuses on EU judicial politics, environmental policy, single market policy, and computational analysis. Deters has held roles including Assistant Professor at the University of Innsbruck and postdoctoral researcher in FWF-funded projects on EU judicial appointments. He has taught courses on EU regulatory policies and European integration at multiple institutions.

Education includes a Diplom degree in Political Science from Universität Bremen and an MA from BIGSSS. His work combines qualitative and quantitative methods, with recent emphasis on computational approaches. Notable publications analyze EU policy dynamics in areas like the Posted Workers Directive, climate governance, and judicial politics. He actively contributes to academic discussions through blogs like Regioparl and maintains a focus on EU institutional transformations.

His research highlights include examining the role of German regional parliaments in EU policymaking and analyzing the EU's Green Deal. Deters' current projects investigate judicial appointments at the Court of Justice of the EU and the politicization of legal challenges. His work bridges theoretical insights with practical data analysis, often using web-scraping and statistical methods.

• Key Positions: Postdoctoral Researcher (University of Vienna), Assistant Professor (University of Innsbruck), Research Associate (Danube University Krems)
• Teaching: Courses on EU policy, judicial politics, and European integration
• Awards: None explicitly listed, though his work has been peer-reviewed and published in top journals
• Labs/Teams: EIF Research Group, Regioparl Project