Anne Dahlweg, M.Sc.

Anne Dahlweg has been a doctoral candidate and research assistant at the Chair of Public Management at Universität Hamburg since April 2023.

In 2018, she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Public Management from HSVN in Hannover and subsequently worked in financial management for the police at the state of Lower Saxony. In March 2023, she graduated from the M.Sc. program Interdisciplinary Public and Nonprofit Studies at the Universität Hamburg. During her M.Sc. studies, she also worked as a team assistant to the Chair from September 2021 to December 2022. Her research interests are in the field of citizen-state interactions.

So far, she has gained experience as a tutor at HSVN, administrative clerk, and volunteer team leader at the non-profit organization Enactus Hamburg.

Dahlweg, A., Guo, Y.-W., Liu, H. K., & Vogel, R. (2025). Cross-country differences in implicit citizenship and servantship theories: Contrasting evidence from Germany and Taiwan. International Review of Administrative Sciences, (forthcoming). Open Access

Vogel, R., Dahlweg, A. and Hattke, F. (2025), Do Vulnerable Citizens (Really) Perceive Higher Bureaucracy Costs? Testing a Key Claim of the Administrative Burden Framework. Public Administration Review, (forthcoming). Open Access