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Martina Fürrutter is a Research Fellow at the Chair for Political Science and European Integration Studies, University of Innsbruck, where she serves as research coordinator for the Institute for Comparative European Research (ICER).
Her academic qualifications include:
- Master's degree in Political Science and International Economic and Business Studies from the Universities of Innsbruck and Zaragoza (2012), featuring an interdisciplinary thesis on Political Determinants of Regional Trade Agreements
- Ongoing doctoral research focused on the Sanctions Policy of the European Union
Her scholarly work centers on the functional, institutional, and procedural dimensions of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), with extensive analysis of inter-institutional relations across EU legislative frameworks. She investigates cross-sectorial dynamics in EU governance, particularly examining how sanctions policy and regional trade agreements intersect with institutional decision-making processes. This research contributes to understanding the evolving architecture of European integration and the EU's external action capabilities.
Within ICER, she leads research coordination efforts, ensuring methodological rigor and interdisciplinary collaboration across projects analyzing European Union policy mechanisms and integration challenges.
