Nov. 2024: Feminist Foreign Policy and Electing Women
Nov. 2024: Right-Wing Extremism on the Rise: This Year’s Election Results
Mar. 2024: Politicizing Islam in Austria
Mar. 2024: The State of Democracy in Germany and the US
Mar. 2024: Cities in Crisis Mode? Migration, Solidarity, and Citizenship in the United States and Europe
Mar. 2024: Reporting on Ukraine During War: The View Two Years On
Feb. 2024: Ukraine and its European Partners after two Years of War
Dec. 2023: How Germany Became Mean
Nov. 2023: Post-Populism in practice. What is next for Poland?
Sept. 2023: What is a Feminist Foreign Policy and why do we need it?
April 2023: Curb Your (Green) Enthusiasm
March 2023: Migrants of the Mediterranean – Humanitarian Storytelling
Feb. 2023: Writing Against the Silence in Post-War Germany. A Lesbian Coming-of-Age-Story
Jan. 2023: What Does Inflation Teach Us? Lessons from Germany and the US
April 2022: Ukrainian Refugees and the Challenges of Reception and Integration in Germany and Europe
Mar. 2022: How the world falls apart: Paul Jankowski discusses his book All against All
Mar. 2022: Contextualizing the Ukraine Crisis
March 2022: Ukraine and Germany: Partnership in Times of Crisis
Dec. 2022: True Cost Economy: a Conversation with Young German Entrepreneur and Climate Activist Johanna Kriegel
Dec. 2021: A New Chancellor and a "Traffic Light" Coalition in Germany
Nov. 2021: Is Polexit Next? Democracy, Poland, and the EU
Oct. 2021: Professor Jytte Klausen: Western Jihadism: A Thirty Year History, Oct 26, 2021
Apr. 2021: When Shall We Sing Again? Opera Houses in Germany and the US in the Pandemic
Apr. 2021: Green Politics in Germany 2021
Mar. 2021: How Pandemics End: Perspectives from Germany and the US
Feb. 2021: Democracy in Danger with Susan Neiman and Daniel Ziblatt
Feb. 2021: Voices from Belarus: The Pro-Democracy Movement, Political Repression and International Implications
Nov. 2020: The Brexit Negotiations
Nov. 2020: Ukraine: Between the Impeachment and Coronavirus Crises
Oct. 2020: Coalition Building and Ranked Choice Voting: Why Are They More Democratic? A Transatlantic Conversation
Aug. 2020: Teaching With and After Covid-19 in Germany
June 2020: The Games Must Go On: How the Corona Pandemic is Changing the European Football Industry
June 2020: Torben Lütjen: America’s Cold Civil War - A European Perspective on America’s Extreme Polarization
May 2020: Covid 19 and the Challenge to Democracy
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