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David Nonhoff
Research Associate

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David researches on the topics of illiberalism and the rule of law and is editor of the Yearbook of European Integration.

Experience

  • Various lectureships on EU politics and illiberalism at the Humboldt University Berlin and the European University Viadrina (since 2020)
  • Research Associate for different Members of the German Bundestag (2017-2019)
  • Research Associate at Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi) (2018-2019)
  • MSc Philosophy of the Social Sciences, London School of Economics and Political Science (2016)
  • BA European Studies, Maastricht University (2015)

Languages

  • German
  • English
  • French
david.nonhoff@iep-berlin.de

Downloads

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Projects

EU election monitor
Project
Future of European Integration
Election year 2023: What are the European policy implications of national elections in the EU? In the run-up to the 2024 European elections, the IEP identifies their implications for Germany and Europe and assesses the elections in a structured and interactive way.
RESILIO – Resilience observatory on the rule of law in Europe
Project
Future of European Integration
Why are some democracies in the EU more resilient to the regressing rule of law than others? IEP will assess the resilience of all 27 member states using a systematic analytical framework in order to deliver counterstrategies to the regression of the rule of law.
Ungarn neu denken – rethink Hungary
Project
Future of European Integration
The relationship between the EU and Hungary is strained because of the situation regarding the rule of law. What is Germany's role in this after the "Zeitenwende"? The IEP is creating a dialog format for German stakeholders from politics, business and civil society.
Value preferences and political trends in Central and Eastern Europe
Project
Future of European Integration
The consensus on the content and binding nature of European values is increasingly being called into question in the EU. The IEP analyses the causes and effects of this divergence of values in the four Visegrád states as well as Romania and Slovenia.
Yearbook of European Integration
Project
Future of European Integration
How is the EU dealing with current crises? In which direction is European integration heading? What has happened in Brussels and the member states in the last year? The Yearbook of European Integration has been answering these questions annually since 1980.

Publications

December 2022
Yearbook of European Integration 2022
12/12/2022
November 2022
RESILIO model in a nutshell 
16/11/2022
June 2022
Policy Paper: The illiberal challenge of the EU – Value divergence in Central and Eastern Europe?
28/06/2022
January 2022
Study: Value preferences and political trends in Central and Eastern Europe
20/01/2022
December 2021
Yearbook of European Integration 2021
22/12/2021
Yearbook snap shot: The public opinion
17/12/2021