Johannes Greubel
Head of the Transnationalisation Programme & Connecting Europe Project Leader
Johannes Greubel is the Head of the Transnationalisation Programme and Project Leader of Connecting Europe, a joint initiative of Stiftung Mercator and the EPC.
He is also a Senior Policy Analyst, working closely with the European Politics and Institutions programme on EU governance, inter-institutional relations and (participatory) democracy. Since joining the EPC in 2018, he has been involved in several flagship initiatives and has coordinated numerous large-scale projects, including the Horizon Europe projects, REGROUP, PRO-RES and EU-IDEA.
Before joining the EPC, he worked as a lecturer and research assistant at the Jean-Monnet-Chair for European Studies and International Relations at the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. Prior to that, he gained experience at the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation Germany and during internships at the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation in Berlin and the German Bundestag.
Johannes holds a Master’s degree with distinction in Political Science and Sociology from the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. He also studied at the University of Kent in Canterbury and undertook a DAAD research fellowship at the Jawaharlal-Nehru-University New Delhi..
PROGRAM
Transnationalisation
PROJECT
Project Presidency, Connecting Europe
Areas of expertise
EU Governance, EU institutions, democracy, Germany, European elections, EU reform
Current positions
Head of the Transnationalisation Programme & Connecting Europe Project Leader
Education
MA in Political and Social Sciences, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Germany
BA in Political and Social Studies, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Germany
Languages
German, English, Spanish (basic)
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Integration / CONTRIBUTION Perspectives on the EU from the centre of European societies Johannes Greubel contributed to the drafting of a study published by Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, in cooperation with the Egmont Institute and ifok. The study aims to analyse how citizens at the centre of the political spectrum look at European integration and the challenges the EU faces today.
You can read it
here.
22 March 2022 - ,
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, Egmont Institute, ifok
Conference on the Future of Europe / CONTRIBUTION A ROCKY ROAD TO REFORM? Facilitating Concrete Output and Follow-up from the Conference Johannes Greubel authored a chapter in the
first issue of the Future Europe journal entitled "Europe's window of opportunity: Why the EU needs to reform after the Conference."
You can read it
here.
21 February 2022 - ,
Future Europe
Future of Europe / BOOK Towards a Win-Win Package Deal and More Effective Decision-making in a Union Faced with Disruptive Change In chapter 11 of the book “European Futures: Challenges and Crossroads for the European Union of 2050”, Johannes Greubel and Fabian Zuleeg analyse the current state of the EU, arguing that whereas progress has been made in a lot of areas during the past years, there is still a lot of unfinished business and fundamental challenges that member states need to address. In order to counter those challenges, the EU27 need to agree on a win-win package deal in many policy areas and improve the EU’s decision-making system.
You can find the full publication
here.
“European Futures: Challenges and Crossroads for the European Union of 2050” 31 March 2021 - London,
Routledge