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Regional coordinator
PD Dr. Martin Thunert
University of Heidelberg
Canada
Prof. Andrew Sharpe
Centre for the Study of Living Standards, Ottawa
Prof. Donald J. Savoie
Université de Moncton
Chile
Mr. Edgar von Knebel
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Santiago de Chile
Prof. Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel
Institute of Economics Catholic University of Chile
Mexico
Prof. George Philip
London School of Economics and Political Science
Dr. Jörg Faust
German Development Institute, Bonn
United States
Prof. Andreas Falke
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Prof. Paul J. Quirk
University of British Columbia
Regional coordinator
Prof. Nils C. Bandelow
Technical University of Braunschweig
Belgium
Prof. Micael Castanheira
Ecares, Brussels
Prof. Benoit Rihoux
Université catholique de Louvain
Ireland
Prof. Brendan Walsh
University College, Dublin
Dr. Paul Mitchell
London School of Economics and Political Science
Luxembourg
Prof. Fernand Fehlen
University of Luxemburg
Dr. Mario Hirsch
Institute Pierre Werner, Luxemburg
Netherlands
Prof. Robert Hoppe, Prof. Thomas Hoppe
University of Twente
Dr. Jaap Woldendorp
VU University, Amsterdam
United Kingdom
Prof. Andreas Busch
University of Göttingen
Prof. Iain Begg
London School of Economics and Political Science
Regional coordinator
Prof. Detlef Jahn
University of Greifswald
Denmark
Prof. Finn Laursen
Dalhousie University
Prof. Torben M. Andersen
University of Aarhus
Finland
Prof. Dag Anckar
Åbo Akademi University
Mr. Christoph Oberst, Ms Kati Kuitto
University of Greifswald
Iceland
Prof. Grétar Thór Eythórsson
University of Akureyri
Prof. Thorvaldur Gylfason
University of Iceland, Reykjavík
Norway
Prof. Stein Ringen
University of Oxford
Prof. Ulf Sverdrup
ARENA, Oslo
Sweden
Prof. Jon Pierre
University of Gothenburg
Prof. Sven Jochem
University of Freiburg
Regional coordinator
Prof. Reimut Zohlnhöfer
University of Bamberg
Austria
Prof. Anton Pelinka
Institute of Conflict Research, Vienna
Prof. Rudolf Winter-Ebmer
University of Linz
Germany
Prof. Friedbert W. Rüb
Humboldt University Berlin
Dr. Friedrich Heinemann
Centre for European Economic Research, Mannheim
France
Prof. Yves Mény
European University Institute, Florence
Prof. Henrik Uterwedde
University of Stuttgart
Switzerland
Prof. Klaus Armingeon
University of Bern
Prof. Wolf Linder
University of Bern
Regional coordinator
Dr. Frank Bönker
University of Cooperative Education, Leipzig
Czech Republic
Prof. Zdenka Mansfeldova
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague
Prof. Martin Myant
University of Paisley
Hungary
Prof. Attila Agh
Corvinus University, Budapest
Prof. Jürgen Dieringer
Andrassy University Budapest
Poland
Dr. Claudia Matthes
Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences
Prof. Radoslaw Markowski
Polish Academy of Sciences
Slovakia
PD Dr. Marianne Kneuer
University of Eichstätt
Prof. Darina Malova
Comenius University, Bratislava
Regional coordinator
Prof. Cesar Colino
Spanish Distance-Learning University, Madrid
Greece
Prof. Dimitri A. Sotiropoulos
University of Athens
Prof. Kevin Featherstone
London School of Economics and Political Science
Italy
Prof. Maurizio Cotta
University of Siena
Mr. Roman Maruhn
Goethe Institut, Palermo
Spain
Prof. Ignacio Molina
Real Instituto Eclano, Madrid
Mr. Oriol Homs
CIREM, Barcelona
Portugal
Prof. Thomas C. Bruneau
Stanford University
Prof. Carlos Jalali
Universidade de Aveiro
Turkey
Dr. Günter Seufert
Cighangir-Istanbul
Prof. Subidey Togan
Bilkent University, Ankara
Regional coordinator
Prof. Aurel Croissant
University of Heidelberg
Australia
Prof. Ian McAllister
Australian National University, Canberra
Prof. Roger Wilkins
University of Melbourne
Japan
Prof. Werner Pascha
University of Duisburg-Essen
PD Dr. Patrick Köllner
GIGA Institute of Asian Studies, Hamburg
New Zealand
Prof. André Kaiser
University of Cologne
Prof. Claudia Scott
Victoria University of Wellington
South Korea
Dr. Thomas Kalinowski
EWHA University, Seoul
Prof. Aurel Croissant
University of Heidelberg
SGI team
SGI in print
The new edition of the Sustainable Governance Indicators 2011 (SGI)
in print will be released in summer 2011. This second major publication of data that builds on the successful and widely acknowledged first release in 2009 includes the 2011
findings and essays on the project’s conceptual framework and methodology. Summaries and strategic forecasts for each of the 31 OECD countries examined are also incorporated.
The period under review ranges from May 2008 to April 2010, displaying the performance of these countries amid the global financial turmoil and economic crisis.