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Lucy Kinski
20122025

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Lucy Kinski is Assistant Professor in European Union Politics at the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of Salzburg, Austria. She has studied in Düsseldorf, Utrecht, Berlin, Geneva, Vienna and Florence. Her research focuses on parliamentary representation in the EU multi-level system and combines EU studies with comparative politics. She is the Principal Investigator of the European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant Project INCONEX: Intangible and Invisible Interests, Concealed Constituents and Excluded Electorates: Understanding the Politics of Absence (2025-2030). She has published in journals such as Environmental Politics, European Union Politics, Journal of Common Market Studies, Journal of European Public Policy, Journal of European Integration, Political Studies, Politics and Governance, and The Journal of Legislative Studies. Her monograph European Representation in EU National Parliaments (Palgrave 2021) was shortlisted for the UACES best book prize 2021.

Education/Academic qualification

Political Science, Dr. phil., Whom and how to represent? National Parliamentarians and their Patterns of Representation in EU-Affairs: A Comparative Analysis, Universität Wien

Award Date: 26 Jan 2018

Post Doc and Lecturer at the chair of Comparative Politics, Universität Düsseldorf

Oct 2016Apr 2021

Social & Political Science, Visiting PhD Student, European University Institute

Jan 2016Jun 2016

Researcher at the Department of Political Science. FWF-Research Project: “PACE – Parliamentary Communication of Europe”, Institut für Höhere Studien

Oct 2012Mar 2016

Public Policy, MA, Hertie School of Governance

Sept 2009May 2012

Political Science & History, Exchange Semester, Graduate Institute; Geneva

Sept 2011Dec 2011

Policy Advisor in the Division for European Relations to EU Member States, EU-Enlargement, EU-External Relations, Council of Europe., German Federal Chancellery Berlin

Sept 2010Aug 2011

Social Sciences, BA, Universität Düsseldorf

Oct 2006Aug 2009

Economics, BA Minor of Economics, Utrecht University

Sept 2008Jan 2009

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