How can i find, which themes are installed

GTK+ has preset paths to look in, usually $PREFIX/share/themes and somewhere below your home directory (depends on the platform, on win32 it's a funny path like AppData or such, depending on Windows version). There is probably also an environment variable to control where GTK+ looks.

respectively where does Geany look for them?

Geany itself isn't involved, but the GTK+ bundled with Geany will look below Geany's installation directory as that's its $PREFIX, in addition to the themes directory below your home directory.

I thought that, if the GTK theme chooser is offering me a theme for selection, that the theme is there.

AFAIK there is no official GTK+ theme chooser, which if true means you may have installed some 3rd party utility (possibly bundled with a 3rd party release of GTK+?).

C:\p\GTK\2.0\share\themes\Nodoka-Squared

This C:\p\GTK\2.0 directory doesn't come from Geany, it must be a separate GTK+ distribution that you installed separately, so the GTK+ bundled with Geany won't look there for themes. The GTK+ that comes with Geany would be found under it's directory in C:\Program Files (x86)\Geany, and most likely looks for themes in C:\Program Files (x86)\Geany\share\themes (can't say for sure as I don't have a win32 installation available).

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