Uncertainty and Its Discontents
Worldviews in World Politics
Cambridge University PressComparative politics, international relations, political economy, security, culture, identity, and world regions.
Browse workWalter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies and a member of the Cornell faculty since 1973.
Academic resume“Research begins with a willingness to cross the boundaries between established fields.”
Peter Joachim Katzenstein is a German-American political scientist whose scholarship has shaped comparative politics, international relations, and international political economy.
His work explores how institutions, culture, identity, security, and regional contexts affect political outcomes. He is the author, coauthor, editor, or coeditor of nearly forty books and more than one hundred articles and chapters.
His current interests focus on power and uncertainty in world politics, regions and civilizations, America’s global role, and German politics.
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Worldviews in World Politics
Cambridge University PressCo-edited with Jonathan Kirshner
Cornell University PressExploring the Uncertain and Unexpected in World Politics; co-edited with Lucia A. Seybert
Cambridge University PressCivilizational Identities beyond West and East
RoutledgeAnalytic Eclecticism in the Study of World Politics; with Rudra Sil
Palgrave MacmillanAsia and Europe in the American Imperium
Cornell University PressGermany in Europe
Cornell University PressNorms and Identity in World Politics
Columbia University PressIndustrial Policy in Europe
Cornell University PressAustria, Switzerland, and the Politics of Industry
Cornell University PressSelected early research in international relations
Academic journalsResearch on power, regions, civilizations, and political uncertainty
Ongoing researchAuthored, coauthored, edited, and coedited volumes.
Journal articles and chapters across several fields.
Recognition from universities in Europe and Asia.
Research, teaching, service, and doctoral mentorship.