Bundestag Science Prize Explained

The Bundestag Science Prize (in German: Wissenschaftspreis des Deutschen Bundestages) is a German science prize. It awards €10,000 every two years for outstanding work about parliamentarism. The prize donor is the German Bundestag.[1] [2] [3] [4]

Recipients

!Year!Recipient!Title of Work
2017Prof. Dr. Jelena von AchenbachDemocratic Legislation in the European Union. Theory and Practice of the Dual Legitimization Structure of European Sovereignty
2014Dr. Benjamin HöhneRecruitment of Members of the European Parliament. Organization, Actors and Decisions in Parties
Dr. Tim NeuThe Creation of the State Constitution. Creativity, hypocrisy and representation in Hesse, 1509–1655
2012Friederike LangeFundamental Rights of the Legislator
2010Dieter DüdingParliamentarism in North Rhine-Westphalia 1946–1980
2008Dr Nino GalettiThe Bundestag as Client in Berlin: Ideas, Concepts, Decisions on Political Architecture
2006Prof. Dr. Bernd MertensLegislation in the Age of Codifications: Theory and Practice of Legislative Techniques from a Historical-Comparative Perspective
2003Dr Andreas MaurerParliamentary democracy in the European Union – The contribution of the European Parliament and the national parliaments
2001Dr. Hans-Michael KlothFrom "Zettlefalten" to Free Voting: The Democratization of the GDR in 1989/1990 and the "Electoral Question"
Dr. Ing. Manfred SchwarzmeierParliamentary co-steering structures and processes of informal influence in the German Bundestag
1999Dr. Suzanne S. SchüttemeyerPolitical Groups in the German Bundestag, Empirical Findings and Theoretical Consequences
Arnd UhleParlament und Rechtsvordnung
1997Dr. Martin SebaldtOrganized Pluralism, Field of Force, Self-conception and Political Work of the German Interest Groups
1996Dr. Frank BrettschneiderPublic opinion and politics. An empirical study on the responsiveness of the German Bundestag
Dr Philippe A. Weber-PanarielloNational Parliaments in the European Union: A Comparative Legal Study on the Participation of National Parliaments in National Willingness in European Union Affairs in the United Kingdom France, and the Federal Republic of Germany
1995Dr. Wolfgang DemmlerThe Member of Parliament of the parliamentary groups
Dr. med. Patrick HorstBudget Policy and Government Practice in the US and the Federal Republic of Germany

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Deutscher Bundestag – Wissenschaftspreis. Deutscher Bundestag. de. 2019-07-26.
  2. Web site: Tino Frieling received Science Award of the German Bundestag (Parliament). mlb.law-school.de. en. 2019-07-24.
  3. Web site: Deutscher Bundestag – Wissenschaftspreis. Deutscher Bundestag. de. 2019-07-24.
  4. Web site: German Bundestag – Homepage. German Bundestag. en. 2019-07-24.