Luca Vozzi is a master’s student in the European Studies program at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, focusing on transatlantic relations and comparative politics. He currently works as a Research Assistant to Prof. Eric Langenbacher, contributing to research on German and American political developments as well as the broader dynamics of U.S.-European relations.
Before coming to Georgetown, Luca Vozzi earned his bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the Freie Universität Berlin, where he specialized in international relations and political institutions.
He has professional experience within German politics, including positions at the German Bundestag, the Federal Foreign Office, as well as work for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
His research interests center on comparative governance, foreign policy, and the evolving role of Germany in Europe and the transatlantic partnership.
Two Shades of Liberalism
D66’s Rise in the Netherlands and the FDP’s Collapse in Germany When Dutch voters returned to the polls in late October 2025 after the collapse of the short-lived Schoof government, …
150 Days of the Merz Government
Between Reform and Restraint When Friedrich Merz entered office as chancellor in May 2025, he did so under the banner of stability and reform. After the collapse of Olaf Scholz’s …
