Jeffrey Anderson

A strategic thinker in the application of political science to contemporary global issues, Jeffrey Anderson is a distinguished faculty member at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service and Department of Government. With a specialization in German politics and EU affairs, he holds the esteemed position of Graf Goltz Professor and serves as the Director of the BMW Center for German and European Studies. His academic journey is marked by a profound commitment to understanding and analyzing the complexities of European integration and comparative political economy. Professor Anderson's research interests are deeply rooted in the dynamics of European integration, where he explores the intricate relationships and policies that shape the European Union. His work in comparative political economy provides valuable insights into the economic frameworks and political structures that influence both European and global markets. His expertise in German politics further enriches his research, offering a nuanced perspective on the political landscape of one of Europe's leading nations. Before joining Georgetown University, Professor Anderson enriched the academic communities at Emory and Brown Universities, where he imparted his knowledge and passion for political science to students and colleagues alike. His dedication to fostering academic exchanges between Germany and the United States was recognized with the prestigious Officer's Cross of the Order of Merit, a testament to his significant contributions in this field. At Georgetown, Professor Anderson is not only a respected educator but also a mentor to students pursuing careers in international relations and public policy. His courses are known for their rigorous analysis and critical thinking, preparing students to navigate and influence the complex world of global politics. His leadership at the BMW Center underscores his commitment to advancing scholarship and dialogue on European affairs. In addition to his academic roles, Professor Anderson is an active participant in various international conferences and symposiums, where he shares his insights and collaborates with fellow scholars and policymakers. His work continues to shape the discourse on European integration and political economy, making him a vital voice in the field of political science.