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The Hertie School hosts a wide range of public events throughout the year. Please note that registration is mandatory and right of admission is reserved.
A presentation by Daniel Nexon and Alexander Cooley. This event is part of the Challenges in International Security Speaker Series hosted by the Centre for International Security.
Start the day with us - with espresso, croissant and EU input.
Join us for a presentation by Hal Brands, Professor of Global Affairs at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), on his recent research on grand strategy. This event is part of the speaker series "Challenges in International Security" hosted by the Centre for International Security.
Join a panel discussion with Marina Henke (Centre for International Security), Nicole Koenig (Jacques Delors Centre), Peter Wittig (Schaeffler GmbH) and Sudha David-Wilp (The German Marshall Fund of the United States). We will discuss the implications of the US presidential elections on the transatlantic relationship. This event is executed in collaboration with the Centre for International Security and the Jacques Delors Centre.
Join us for a discussion covering topics impacting the US presidential elections on 3 November. We welcome Andrew Gelman (Columbia University), Mark Kayser (Hertie School), and Mariah Craven (writer and political consultant). This event is executed in collaboration with Alumni Affairs.
What are the great questions of our time? What does the future of the liberal order hold? In September the Dahrendorf Forum will bring together a diverse group of social scientists in a series of online panel discussions to unpack the questions they think are timely and relevant in uncertain times.
What are the driving factors behind inequality today and how can we move beyond these obstacles in the coming decades? The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has outlined some concrete actions in its Human Development Report 2019. Join for a presentation of the report by Director and lead author, Pedro Conceição, followed by a panel discussion. Hosted in cooperation with the United Nations Association of Germany (DGVN).
Topic on 13.12.19: Industrial policies: Digital, Productive, European?
Report launch and panel discussion with Başak Çalı (Hertie School), Michele Heisler (Physicians for Human Rights), Mazen Kewara (Syrian American Medical Society), Rayan Koteiche (Physicians for Human Rights) and detention survivor and human rights activist, Shaher Younes. Moderated by Bente Scheller (Heinrich Böll Foundation). Co-hosted by the Hertie School Centre for Fundamental Rights and Physicians for Human Rights.
Paul Gill (University College London) presents important insights into lone-actor terrorists’ behaviours and their possible implications for disrupting or even preventing attacks, chaired by Julian Wucherpfennig (Hertie School). This event is hosted as part of the Centre for International Security lecture series 'Frontline research on terrorism'.
This workshop is organized by Bașak Çalı, Hertie School, Andreas Follesdal, PluriCourts, University of Oslo, Geir Ulfstein, PluriCourts, University of Oslo and Andreas von Staden, University of Hamburg. Hosted by the Centre for Fundamental Rights.
A discussion on the security implications of climate change and the role of the UN Security Council in this context with Ottmar Georg Edenhofer, Professor at the Technical University of Berlin and Director and Chief Economist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and Nina von Uexkull, Assistant Professor at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University and Associate Senior Researcher at the Peace Research Institute Oslo. Introduction by Detlef Dzembritzki, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Nations Association of Germany, Karl-Heinz Kamp, Special Envoy of the Political Director in the German Ministry of Defence and chaired by Wolfgang Ischinger, Senior Professor for Security Policy and Diplomatic Practice at the Hertie School and Director of the school’s Centre for International Security. This is a joint event by the Centre for International Security at the Hertie School and the United Nations Association of Germany.
