Public events

A talk by Mareike Kleine (London School of Economics).

An initiative of the European & Global Governance Research Cluster at the Hertie School.

Keynote and discussion with Emmanuel Macron (France‘s Minister for the Economy, Industry, and Digital Affairs). Welcome and moderation: Helmut K. Anheier (President, Hertie School).

Kiel Institute Policy Breakfast at the Hertie School with Claudia Buch (Deputy President of the Deutsche Bundesbank) on Financial fragmentation and the role of macroprudential regulation. Commentary and discussion: Carlo Altomonte (Associate Professor of Economics of European Integration, University of Bocconi) and Thomas Mirow (Senior Fellow, Hertie School; former President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development). Chair and moderation: Guido Warlimont (Kiel Institute for the World Economy, IfW).

The event is hosted in coopeartion with ifw Kiel.

A talk by Dilek Kurban (Hertie School).

An initiative of the European & Global Governance Research Cluster at the Hertie School.

Dahrendorf panel discussion with Robert Cooper (London School of Economics and Political Science) and Wolfgang Ischinger (Munich Security Conference). Moderation: Henrik Enderlein (Hertie School/Jacques Delors Institut - Berlin). Rapporteur: Monika Sus (Hertie School).

The event is hosted by the Dahrendorf Forum.

A talk by Olivia Gippner (Freie Universität Berlin).

An initiative of the European & Global Governance Research Cluster at the Hertie School.

Panel discussion with Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (Professor of Democracy Studies, Hertie School), Klaus Scharioth (Rector of the Mercator Kolleg, Stiftung Mercator), Martin Kotthaus (Head of of the European Directorate-General, Federal Foreign Office), and Rachel Tausendfreund (Editor, ECFR). Chair: Josef Janning (Senior Policy Fellow Berlin, ECFR).

A joint event of the Hertie School and the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Exclusive lunch debate with James Roaf (International Monetary Fund) and Jeromin Zettelmeyer (German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy), chaired by Alina Mungiu-Pippidi (Hertie School).

Exclusive lunch debate with Richard Kühnel (Head of Representation of the European Commission in Germany). Moderation: Mark Hallerberg (Professor of Public Management & Political Economy, Hertie School).

Is what's good for Germany also good for Europe?

NZZ Podium Berlin with Peter Altmaier, Carl Bildt, Micheline Calmy-Rey and Henrik Enderlein. 

Public lunch talk and discussion with Henrik Enderlein (Associate Dean and Professor for Political Economy, Hertie School; Director, Jacques Delors Institute – Berlin), Marcel Fratzscher (President, DIW Berlin; Professor of Macroeconomics and Finance, Humboldt-University Berlin) and Jean Pisani-Ferry (Professor of Economics and Public Management, Hertie School; Commissioner-General for Policy Planning, reporting to the French Prime Minister). Moderation: Bertrand Benoit (Bureau Chief Germany/Austria, Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones).

The Hertie School is honoured that Nick Clegg (Deputy Prime Minister of the UK) visited the school during his official visit to Berlin to discuss the UK’s political and economic situation and its role in Europe. The discussion also touched on highly topical subjects such as the international security situation, migration and refugees, and the future of the UK’s membership in the EU.