Klaus H. Goetz holds the Chair in Political Systems and European Integration at the Department of Political Science, University of Munich- LMU. He serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at LMU. He holds degrees from LSE and the University of Oxford and previously taught at LSE (1992-2006) and the University of Potsdam (2006-2013). He served for six years as a member of the Executive Committee of the European Consortium of Political Research (ECPR) and has been co-editor of West European Politics since 2000.

• 1. Time, Politics and Political ScienceKlaus H. Goetz Part I: Time and Comparative Politics and Government 2. The Temporal Constitution of DemocraciesAndreas Schäfer and Wolfgang Merkel3. Temporality of Authoritarian RegimesAlexander Libman4. Time and Regime ChangeMatthew Wilson5. Endogenous and Exogenous Election TimingPetra Schleiter6. Time Rules and Time Budgets in LegislaturesMichael Koß7. Political Leadership in the American Presidency: Four TemporalitiesStephen Skowronek8. Staggered Terms in Majoritarian and Non-majoritarian Institutions David M. Willumsen9. Objective and Subjective Time in Comparative Politics Stephen E. Hanson10. Varieties of Time in Comparative Historical AnalysisMarcus Kreuzer Part II: Time and Comparative Public Policy 11. Temporality and the Analysis of Policy ProcessesMichael Howlett12. Political Budget Cycles: Conditioning Factors and New EvidenceLinda Goncalves Veiga, Giorgios Efthyvoulou, and Atsuyoshi Morozumi13. Incrementalism and its AlternativesKai Wegrich14. Time, Sustainability and Public PolicyHolger Straßheim15. How Is the Future Unknown? Strategies for Preparing for an Uncertain FutureMark van Twist and Martijn van der Steen16. Crises in Time: Fast- and Slow-Burning Crises in the European UnionLeonard Seabrooke and Eleni Tsingou17. Studying Time with Qualitative Comparative AnalysisMartino Maggetti Part III: Time and International Relations 18. Time in International Relations TheoryAndrew R. Hom19. Time in International Organizations and International Organizations in TimeEugenia C. Heldt20. Time and Moral Reasoning: Contexts, Narratives and InstitutionsPiki Ish-Shalom21. Time and Global CapitalismWayne Hope Part IV: Time and Political Theory 22. Time and Separation of PowersWilliam E. Scheuerman23. The Origins of Temporal Legitimacy: Normative Political Theory and Time Andre Santos Campos24. Time and Democratic DeliberationCorrado Fumagalli25. Intergenerational Justice and Institutions for the Long TermIñigo González-Ricoy 26. The Temporal Turn in Political Science: Where Next?Klaus H. Goetz

Klaus H. Goetz holds the Chair in Political Systems and European Integration at the Department of Political Science, University of Munich- LMU. He serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at LMU. He holds degrees from LSE and the University of Oxford and previously taught at LSE (1992-2006) and the University of Potsdam (2006-2013). He served for six years as a member of the Executive Committee of the European Consortium of Political Research (ECPR) and has been co-editor of West European Politics since 2000.

• 1. Time, Politics and Political ScienceKlaus H. Goetz Part I: Time and Comparative Politics and Government 2. The Temporal Constitution of DemocraciesAndreas Schäfer and Wolfgang Merkel3. Temporality of Authoritarian RegimesAlexander Libman4. Time and Regime ChangeMatthew Wilson5. Endogenous and Exogenous Election TimingPetra Schleiter6. Time Rules and Time Budgets in LegislaturesMichael Koß7. Political Leadership in the American Presidency: Four TemporalitiesStephen Skowronek8. Staggered Terms in Majoritarian and Non-majoritarian Institutions David M. Willumsen9. Objective and Subjective Time in Comparative Politics Stephen E. Hanson10. Varieties of Time in Comparative Historical AnalysisMarcus Kreuzer Part II: Time and Comparative Public Policy 11. Temporality and the Analysis of Policy ProcessesMichael Howlett12. Political Budget Cycles: Conditioning Factors and New EvidenceLinda Goncalves Veiga, Giorgios Efthyvoulou, and Atsuyoshi Morozumi13. Incrementalism and its AlternativesKai Wegrich14. Time, Sustainability and Public PolicyHolger Straßheim15. How Is the Future Unknown? Strategies for Preparing for an Uncertain FutureMark van Twist and Martijn van der Steen16. Crises in Time: Fast- and Slow-Burning Crises in the European UnionLeonard Seabrooke and Eleni Tsingou17. Studying Time with Qualitative Comparative AnalysisMartino Maggetti Part III: Time and International Relations 18. Time in International Relations TheoryAndrew R. Hom19. Time in International Organizations and International Organizations in TimeEugenia C. Heldt20. Time and Moral Reasoning: Contexts, Narratives and InstitutionsPiki Ish-Shalom21. Time and Global CapitalismWayne Hope Part IV: Time and Political Theory 22. Time and Separation of PowersWilliam E. Scheuerman23. The Origins of Temporal Legitimacy: Normative Political Theory and Time Andre Santos Campos24. Time and Democratic DeliberationCorrado Fumagalli25. Intergenerational Justice and Institutions for the Long TermIñigo González-Ricoy 26. The Temporal Turn in Political Science: Where Next?Klaus H. Goetz

Klaus H. Goetz holds the Chair in Political Systems and European Integration at the Department of Political Science, University of Munich- LMU. He serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences at LMU. He holds degrees from LSE and the University of Oxford and previously taught at LSE (1992-2006) and the University of Potsdam (2006-2013). He served for six years as a member of the Executive Committee of the European Consortium of Political Research (ECPR) and has been co-editor of West European Politics since 2000.

• 1. Time, Politics and Political ScienceKlaus H. Goetz Part I: Time and Comparative Politics and Government 2. The Temporal Constitution of DemocraciesAndreas Schäfer and Wolfgang Merkel3. Temporality of Authoritarian RegimesAlexander Libman4. Time and Regime ChangeMatthew Wilson5. Endogenous and Exogenous Election TimingPetra Schleiter6. Time Rules and Time Budgets in LegislaturesMichael Koß7. Political Leadership in the American Presidency: Four TemporalitiesStephen Skowronek8. Staggered Terms in Majoritarian and Non-majoritarian Institutions David M. Willumsen9. Objective and Subjective Time in Comparative Politics Stephen E. Hanson10. Varieties of Time in Comparative Historical AnalysisMarcus Kreuzer Part II: Time and Comparative Public Policy 11. Temporality and the Analysis of Policy ProcessesMichael Howlett12. Political Budget Cycles: Conditioning Factors and New EvidenceLinda Goncalves Veiga, Giorgios Efthyvoulou, and Atsuyoshi Morozumi13. Incrementalism and its AlternativesKai Wegrich14. Time, Sustainability and Public PolicyHolger Straßheim15. How Is the Future Unknown? Strategies for Preparing for an Uncertain FutureMark van Twist and Martijn van der Steen16. Crises in Time: Fast- and Slow-Burning Crises in the European UnionLeonard Seabrooke and Eleni Tsingou17. Studying Time with Qualitative Comparative AnalysisMartino Maggetti Part III: Time and International Relations 18. Time in International Relations TheoryAndrew R. Hom19. Time in International Organizations and International Organizations in TimeEugenia C. Heldt20. Time and Moral Reasoning: Contexts, Narratives and InstitutionsPiki Ish-Shalom21. Time and Global CapitalismWayne Hope Part IV: Time and Political Theory 22. Time and Separation of PowersWilliam E. Scheuerman23. The Origins of Temporal Legitimacy: Normative Political Theory and Time Andre Santos Campos24. Time and Democratic DeliberationCorrado Fumagalli25. Intergenerational Justice and Institutions for the Long TermIñigo González-Ricoy 26. The Temporal Turn in Political Science: Where Next?Klaus H. Goetz