Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Sebastian Noll

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Faculty of Social Work

Chair in Social Management and the Social Economy

Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Sebastian Noll
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Sebastian Noll
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
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09648 Mittweida
39-224
Postal address
Mittweida University
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
Technikumplatz 17
09648 Mittweida
  • Social economy, non-profit organisations, charitable organisations
  • Social management, in particular strategy and organisational development, quality management and the funding of social work
  • Support for the integration of people with disabilities
  • Organisational theories
  • Local politics and administration

Projects

Innovationsvorhaben zur ProfilschƤrfung 2022, AP 4.11 Was kƶnnen deutsche Sozialorganisationen vom Ausland lernen, um Menschen mit Behinderung mehr Teilhabe und Selbstbestimmung zu ermƶglichen? Ein niederlƤndisch-deutscher Vergleich.

  • Term: 2022/03/01 – 2022/12/31
  • Financed by: SƤchsisches Staatsministerium für Wissenschaft, Kultur und Tourismus
  • Project managers: Sebastian Noll
1809 Sebastian Noll

Publications

F. Dieckmann, S. Noll

Personenzentrierte Unterstützung in Wohneinrichtungen – Innovation durch internationalen Input.

Appeared in: Teilhabe: Fachzeitschrift der Lebenshilfe 64 (2025), No. 4, P. 162 – 168
21457 journalartikel
S. Noll

Was machen die Nachbarn anders? Sozialraum- und Netzwerkorientierung als Spezifika der Eingliederungshilfe in den Niederlanden.

21233 sammelbandbeitrag
S. Wiesemann, S. Noll

Dezentralisierung in der Behindertenhilfe. Erkenntnisse aus einer niederlƤndisch-deutschen Analyse zur Organisationssteuerung und -leitung.

Appeared in: NDV – Nachrichtendienst des Deutschen Vereins für ƶffentliche und private Fürsorge, 2023, P. 407 – 412
20825 journalartikel
S. Noll

Mehr Verlässlichkeit für Menschen mit Behinderung: Hilfestellungen in der Wirksamkeits- und Wirkungsdebatte durch die Prinzipal-Agent-Theorie

Appeared in: Das Bundesteilhabegesetz und seine Folgen, 2023, P. 153 – 170
14681 sammelbandbeitrag
S. Noll

Mehr SelbstƤndigkeit, aber auch mehr Risiko – Die Position der Menschen mit Behinderung im Bundesteilhabegesetz am Beispielfeld Wohnen

Appeared in: Zwischen gesellschaftlichem Auftrag und Wettbewerb – Sozialmanagement in einem sich wandelnden Umfeld. Kongresspublikation der FachbeitrƤge des 7. INAS-Kongresses in Bern, 2022
18663 konferenzpaper
  • Research visit to Inholland University of Applied Sciences in Alkmaar, the Netherlands
  • Finance and Remuneration Officer at Lebenshilfe – Bavarian Regional Association in Erlangen
  • Consultant at the Association Management Consultancy Group (B’VM GmbH) in Bern and Stuttgart
  • Lectureship at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Ludwigsburg
  • Further training leading to a diploma in Association/NPO Management at the Association Management Institute (VMI) at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland
  • Research assistant at the Institute of Political Science, University of Leipzig
  • Research fellowship at the Department of International Relations and Politics, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
  • PhD from the Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Leipzig on the topic ā€˜Citizens and Local Authorities. Reforms for greater citizen involvement: A history of failure?’
  • Studied Political Science at the University of Leipzig, graduating with a Diploma in Public Administration
  • Member of the Study Commission
  • Member of the Faculty Council

Conferences

2025

  • 12–14 February 2025

Chaired a panel at the 9th Conference of the International Association for Social Management and the Social Economy (INAS) entitled ā€˜Shaping Transformations – Social Management and the Social Economy on the Path to a Socio-Ecological Future’, at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences Freiburg

  • 11 February 2025

Presentation: ā€˜Thinking outside the box: A German–Dutch comparison of the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities’ at the symposium ā€˜Status of the implementation of the Federal Participation Act’, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

2024

  • 27 September 2024

Hybrid conference on ā€˜Sustainability in the Social Economy’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management and the Social Economy (BAG SMW) at the SRH Dresden School of Management

  • 31 May 2024

Virtual expert exchange on the topic of ā€˜Public Governance’ organised by the International Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (INAS)

2023

  • 17 November 2023

Presentation: ā€˜Thinking outside the box: A Dutch-German analysis of increasing self-determination for people with intellectual disabilities in communal living arrangementsā€, as well as organising and chairing the online symposium ā€œThe implementation of the Federal Participation Act – initial empirical findings from researchā€, Mittweida University of Applied Sciences

  • 21–22 September 2023

Presentation: ā€˜On increasing participation and self-determination for people with intellectual disabilities in communal living arrangements – selected findings from a Dutch-German analysis’ at the ā€˜3rd Congress on Participation Research – The Right to Participation in All Areas of Life!’, University of Cologne

  • 30 August 2023

Presentation: ā€œThinking outside the box – findings from a project comparing the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Germany and the Netherlands in community-based housing arrangementsā€ at the ā€œState-wide Conference for Managers in the Housing Sector of Lebenshilfe Niedersachsenā€, Soltau

  • 31 March 2023

Moderator of the closing discussion at the online symposium ā€œDigitalisation in the Social Economyā€ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Economy / Social Management (BAG SMW) 

  • 8–10 February 2023

Chaired a panel at the 8th Specialist Congress of the International Association for Social Management / Social Economy (INAS) entitled ā€œSocial! Innovative! Sustainable! Perspectives for Social Management and the Social Economy 2030ā€, Salzburg University of Applied Sciences

2022

  • 14 October 2022

Hybrid conference on ā€˜The social economy in an international comparison’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management and the Social Economy (BAG SMW)

  • 1 September 2022

Symposium on ā€˜Protection against and prevention of violence in workshops for people with disabilities’, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

2021

  • 19 November 2021

Organisation and chairing of the online symposium ā€˜Quality management in the social economy: a helpful tool or a bureaucratic nuisance?’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (BAG SMW)

  • 14 September 2021

Presentation: ā€˜Greater reliability for people with disabilities: insights from principal-agent theory in the debate on effectiveness and impact’ at the symposium ā€˜Impact and Effectiveness in the BTHG. A Critical Reflection with a Broad Perspective’, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

2020

  • 12–14 February 2020

Presentation: ā€˜And where do the service users fit in? The position of people with disabilities in the Federal Participation Act – an outline of the issues’ at the 7th INAS Specialist Congress ā€˜Between social mission and competition – social management in a changing environment’, Bern
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2019

  • 5 September 2019

Symposium on ā€˜Person-centred care in social inclusion support’, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

  • 22 March 2019

Symposium: ā€˜Weaving Organisational Networks: Managing Nodes and Edges in Child and Youth Work’, Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University, Stuttgart

2018

  • 20 September 2018

Symposium: ā€˜Making the impact(s) of integration support visible: a multi-perspective analysis’, Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

  • 15–17 May 2018

81st German Social Welfare Day organised by the German Association: ā€œStrengthening Cohesion – Shaping Diversityā€, Stuttgart

  • 7 March 2018

Presentation: ā€œOn the current situation of social economy organisationsā€ at the closing symposium of the be/pe/so project ā€œUnlocking potential, shaping the future: staff and organisational development in the social economyā€ in Chemnitz 

2017

  • 25 October 2017

Presentation: ā€˜How can we retain and recruit staff? – Insights and tips from research’ at the symposium ā€˜Youth social work needs quality through good professionals! Recruiting staff, retaining staff’ organised by IN VIA Deutschland, 25 October 2017, Frankfurt am Main

  • 18 May 2017

Conference on ā€œSocial Economy and Social Planning at Local Levelā€ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (BAG SMW), UAS Hamburg

2016

  • 2 December 2016

Conference on ā€˜Governance in the Social Economy’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management and the Social Economy (BAG SMW), Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences, Berlin

  • 19 May 2016

Conference on ā€˜Morality and (Social) Business – Ethics and Management’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (BAG SMW), Koblenz University of Applied Sciences

  • 23–25 February 2016

4th International Conference of the International Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (INAS) on ā€œFuture Strategies for the Social Economy and Social Management in Theory, Research and Practiceā€, Feldkirchen, Austria

2015

  • 2 November 2015

Presentation entitled ā€˜Different objectives, shared skills – practical insights in favour of integrating public and social management degree programmes’ at a conference organised by the ā€˜Social and Public Management’ core group of the Federal Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (BAG SMW), Fulda University of Applied Sciences

2014

  • 29 January 2014

Conference of the Social Economy Section of the German Society for Social Work (DGSA) on social economy relations, Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University, Stuttgart

2011

  • 6 May 2011

Organisation and chairing of the international symposium ā€˜The socio-economic significance of staff in social management – fundamentals, framework conditions, concepts’ organised by the Federal Working Group on Social Management / Social Economy (BAG SMW), Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University, Stuttgart

2005

  • 15–16 September 2005

Conference of the Working Group on Local Political Research of the German Political Science Association (DVPW) on the topic ā€˜The Council, the Mayor and his Party – A Comparison of the Local ā€œTrioā€ Across the Federal States’, FernUniversitƤt Hagen

  • 7–9 July 2005

Presentation entitled ā€˜The de-parliamentarisation of local authorities as collateral damage of administrative policy’ at a congress of the German Political Science Association (DVPW), Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg

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