Micaela Großmann

Micaela Großmann is a Researcher at the Chair of Comparative Politics, Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences, Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg. She holds an MA in Political Science (Double Degree) from Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg and the University of Essex, United Kingdom, and a BA in Political Science from Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg (2013-2017).

• MA Political Science (2018-2020) - Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg
• MA International Relations (2017-2018) - University of Essex, United Kingdom

Her research focuses on comparative politics, democratic backsliding in Latin America, parliamentary voting behavior, and cabinet stability in European democracies. She explores intersections of national class identities and political trust in liberal democracies.

Her recent work presented at the 2023 EPSA and upcoming 2024 APSA conferences analyzes the impact of national class identities on political trust across democratic systems.

• Faculty Award for Good Teaching (2023)
• Institute Prize for Good Teaching (2023)

Micaela contributes to the Comparative Politics team led by Thomas Saalfeld, collaborating with David Beck and Olaf Seifert. She supervises student assistants and advises doctoral candidates like Jens Hertha and Lucas Geese.