The Project
Networks
We study the effects of network and power on how quickly states join, reform, or create international institutions by examining the historical dynamics of institutional networks.
Dynamic
We use a dynamic actor-oriented network event model to estimate the effects networks and power have on the timing and choices of institutional change.
Multimodal
We analyse a wide range of institutional complexes ranging from trade to environmental complexes.
Our Publications
What's Complex About Regime Complexity? It Depends.
'A Framework for Resilience of and in International Networks' in A Research Agenda for Social Networks and Social Resilience
Viewing the Global Health System as a Complex Adaptive System: Implications for Research and Practice.
Multimodal Mechanisms of Political Discourse Dynamics and the Case of Germany's Nuclear Energy Phase-out.
Design Paths of Federal Intergovernmental Cooperation.
Checking for Updates: Ratification, Design, and Institutional Adaptation
Our Packages
