Summary
Martin Elff is a Professor of Political Sociology at Zeppelin University with over 15 years of experience studying political behavior, methodology, and comparative politics. As speaker of both the Department of Political and Social Sciences and the Research Cluster on Computational Social Science, he blends disciplinary scholarship with computational methods to tackle complex societal questions. Trained at University of Mannheim and University of Konstanz, he combines deep theoretical grounding with rigorous empirical and methodological work. Based in Mannheim, Germany, he is an occasional R user who brings reproducible data practices into political science research. His career reflects a rare mix of academic leadership, interdisciplinary collaboration, and hands-on quantitative expertise.
15 years of coding experience
Venia Legendi, Political Science and Government, Venia Legendi, Political Science and Government at University of Konstanz
Magister Artium, Political Science, History, Philosophy, Magister Artium, Political Science, History, Philosophy at Uni Hamburg
Doctor rer. soc., Political Science and Government, Doctor rer. soc., Political Science and Government at University of Mannheim