Markus Pauli

Dr. Markus Pauli is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Dublin City University (DCU), affiliated with the School of Law and Government under the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences. He has previously held positions at Yale-NUS, the National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Management University (SMU), and Heidelberg University. His academic journey includes studies at the Free University Berlin and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

His research spans global governance, collaborative governance, climate change policies, microfinance, survey experiments, and the political dynamics of India and the European Union. He has published extensively on topics such as the external dimensions of the European Green Deal, international public opinion on world government, EU climate legislation, India's foreign policy evolution, and sustainable development strategies.

Recent publications include a 2025 article on the external dimensions of the European Green Deal, a 2024 international survey experiment on world government support, and a 2023 book on Indian statecraft and foreign policy. His work intersects with initiatives like the RETOOL Horizon Europe project and GreenDeal-NET, focusing on democratic climate governance and policy innovations.

Dr. Pauli actively engages with academic networks, including calls for papers at conferences like UACES and collaborations with institutions such as the Brussels School of Governance and the University of Oslo. He also promotes educational resources, including open-access books and MOOC modules on the European Green Deal.