Lisa Groß
Biographic Data
| ID | 3684296 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lisa Groß |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Groß |
| SIGNATURE | GROSS L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Konstanz |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Hybrid Vigor
Collaboration between disciplines can create a synergy that enhances experiences and learning for students. Different disciplinary perspectives can also produce richer research questions. This paper is a case study that describes an interdisciplinary, three-tiered collaboration between two university undergraduate programs from different colleges. The collaboration manifested in three main areas addressed in this article: course creation; combine…
“We observed that the magnetic field is stronger than gravity”
Lean models, complex realities
This article argues that accounting for the complexity of interaction in post-conflict democracy promotion is important to understand how interactions influence post-conflict democratisation. Using the case of democracy promotion in Kosovo, the article uncovers two aspects in interaction processes where accounting for complexity is particularly useful: domestic goals and actor constellations. Taking into account the variety of domestic goals help…
Peacebuilding and Post-War Transitions
Conflicts of preferences and domestic constraints
This paper challenges the common explanations that failures of external state-building and democracy promotion are the result of a lack of domestic capacity or a lack of domestic willingness against an externally set liberal agenda of state-building and democratisation. Studying political decision-making on a micro-level, we argue that both explanations fail to capture the multi-faceted motivations and interests of domestic actors that go beyond …
The journey from global to local
Diffusion, contestation and localisation in post-war states
The external-domestic interplay in democracy promotion
In this contribution we conceptualize the under-investigated interplay between external and domestic actors in democracy promotion. We first propose a typology of the instruments and means used both by external and domestic actors to influence reform outputs and then trace these instruments’ effects on outcomes, thereby expanding the existing concepts of domestic agency. Although democracy promotion continues to be a rather asymmetric relationshi…
The external-domestic interplay in democracy promotion
In this contribution we conceptualize the under-investigated interplay between external and domestic actors in democracy promotion. We first propose a typology of the instruments and means used both by external and domestic actors to influence reform outputs and then trace these instruments’ effects on outcomes, thereby expanding the existing concepts of domestic agency. Although democracy promotion continues to be a rather asymmetric relationshi…
Diffusion, contestation and localisation in post-war states
The journey from global to local
Conflicts of preferences and domestic constraints
This paper challenges the common explanations that failures of external state-building and democracy promotion are the result of a lack of domestic capacity or a lack of domestic willingness against an externally set liberal agenda of state-building and democratisation. Studying political decision-making on a micro-level, we argue that both explanations fail to capture the multi-faceted motivations and interests of domestic actors that go beyond …
Lean models, complex realities
This article argues that accounting for the complexity of interaction in post-conflict democracy promotion is important to understand how interactions influence post-conflict democratisation. Using the case of democracy promotion in Kosovo, the article uncovers two aspects in interaction processes where accounting for complexity is particularly useful: domestic goals and actor constellations. Taking into account the variety of domestic goals help…
The external-domestic interplay in democracy promotion
In this contribution we conceptualize the under-investigated interplay between external and domestic actors in democracy promotion. We first propose a typology of the instruments and means used both by external and domestic actors to influence reform outputs and then trace these instruments’ effects on outcomes, thereby expanding the existing concepts of domestic agency. Although democracy promotion continues to be a rather asymmetric relationshi…
The journey from global to local
Diffusion, contestation and localisation in post-war states
Conflicts of preferences and domestic constraints
This paper challenges the common explanations that failures of external state-building and democracy promotion are the result of a lack of domestic capacity or a lack of domestic willingness against an externally set liberal agenda of state-building and democratisation. Studying political decision-making on a micro-level, we argue that both explanations fail to capture the multi-faceted motivations and interests of domestic actors that go beyond …
Peacebuilding and Post-War Transitions
Lean models, complex realities
This article argues that accounting for the complexity of interaction in post-conflict democracy promotion is important to understand how interactions influence post-conflict democratisation. Using the case of democracy promotion in Kosovo, the article uncovers two aspects in interaction processes where accounting for complexity is particularly useful: domestic goals and actor constellations. Taking into account the variety of domestic goals help…
“We observed that the magnetic field is stronger than gravity”
Hybrid Vigor
Collaboration between disciplines can create a synergy that enhances experiences and learning for students. Different disciplinary perspectives can also produce richer research questions. This paper is a case study that describes an interdisciplinary, three-tiered collaboration between two university undergraduate programs from different colleges. The collaboration manifested in three main areas addressed in this article: course creation; combine…
Political science (6 works) · Democracy (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political Conflict and Governance (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Peacebuilding and International Security (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Democratization (3 works)