Daniela Scherer
Daniela Scherer
Maître assistante/Suppléante maître assistante
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Dr. Daniela Scherer is an interdisciplinary scientist focusing on negotiations and multilateral decision making, European studies, security studies, and interdisciplinary methodologies. She obtained her BSc and MSc in physics from ETH Zurich spending one year at the NTNU in Norway, and joining the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory in Rüschlikon for her Master’s thesis.
Daniela Scherer obtained her PhD under the supervision of the former State Secretary and Chief Negotiator of the Swiss-EU Bilateral II agreements, Prof. Michael Ambühl, at ETH Zurich and Prof. James W. Davis at HSG. She was a visiting researcher at the Princeton University and at the Woodrow Wilson International Center in Washington DC. She also co-led national mediations in the energy and environmental sector and co-authored an expert opinion on the Swiss-EU negotiations of the IFA.
Publications
- Zum Grad der Verrechtlichung im Verhältnis Schweiz-Europäische Union (On the degree of judicialization in the relationship between Switzerland and the European Union)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
in Rechtsschutz in Theorie und Praxis. Festschrift für Stephan Breitenmoser, Edited by: C. Seitz, R. M. Straub, and R. Weyeneth, Basel: Helbing Lichtenhahn (2022). (link) - Bilaterale III
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Standpunkte, EIZ Publishing (2022). (link) - Schweiz-EU: Wie weiter? (Switzerland-EU: What next?)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Jusletter (2021). (link) - Moving closer to finding a solution for deep disposal
D. S. Scherer
Zukunftsblog ETH Zürich (2021). (link) - Gutachten zu Alternativen im Verhandlungsprozess (Expert opinion on alternatives in the negotiation process)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
z. H. des EDA (for the attention of the FDFA) (2021). (link) - The Swiss Approach to Trade with the EU
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
UK in a Changing Europe (2020). (link) - Personenfreizügigkeit und der Schatten des Rahmenabkommens (Free movement of persons and the shadow of the framework agreement)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (2020). (link) - Nuclear accidents and deterrence in a comprehensive formal bargaining model
D. S. Scherer
PhD thesis, ETH Zurich (2019). (link) - Wie sich das Rahmenabkommen retten lässt (How to rescue the framework agreement)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (2019). (link) - Zum Entwurf des Institutionellen Abkommens (On the Swiss-EU draft institutional agreement)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Jusletter (2019). (link) - Debate: The Swiss model - a viable role model for a post-Brexit settlement?
M. Ambühl, M. Gutmann and D. S. Scherer
Public Money & Management (2018). (link) - Free Movement of Persons – is regulation possible?
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
in New dynamics in the European integration process – Europe post Brexit: 9th Network Europe Conference, Scotland, 25th – 28th June 2017. Edited by: T. Baumgartner; A. Kellerhals. Zürich: Schulthess Verlag (2018). (link) - Die EU, der Brexit und die Schweiz (The EU, Brexit and Switzerland)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (2017). (link) - Die Widersprüche in der internationalen Nuklearpolitik (The inconsistencies in international nuclear policy)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (2015). (link) - Zu den Verfahren rund um die Aushandlung und Genehmigung von internationalen Verträgen (On the procedures concerning the negotiation and approval of international treaties)
M. Ambühl and D. S. Scherer
Leges (2014). (link)
Outreach & Media
- Lecturer of a module on Negotiations and Multilateral Decision Making for CAS in Decisive Leadership at the University of Lucerne
- Co-led mediations in the energy and environmental sector
- Expert interviews on TV and radio on negotiations, EU-Swiss relations, and Brexit (see, e.g., SRF Tagesschau (link) and SRF Echo der Zeit (link), SRF ECO (link), Le Temps portrait (link)
- Panelist (e.g. with EU-Ambassador on Swiss-EU IFA at HSG, 2021; ETH Global Lecture in Science Meets Diplomacy and World Security, Zurich, 2019)
- Keynote speeches and talks on negotiation, mediation, and conflict management for several companies and associations