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New book: Limits of Supranational Justice

In her new book, Dilek Kurban analyses the European Court of Human Rights' reach into Turkey’s Kurdish conflict.

Alum-spiration: “You can never start building your network too early”

Johannes Loh stresses the importance of building a strong and lasting network.

Study: Most young Germans behave responsibly during COVID-19; 72% take hygiene rules seriously.

Klaus Hurrelmann consulted on the annual survey “Young Germans 2021”.

Who will lead Germany’s Green Party?

In ZDF Tagesschau, Andrea Römmele argues that Germany’s Federal Green Party is ready to take on governmental responsibility again.

Hertie School announces new Master of Data Science for Public Policy programme

The 2-year full-time English programme, which will welcome its first cohort in September 2021, is now open for applications.

How the EU can turn the tables

In an op-ed for Die Zeit, Lucas Guttenberg and Piotr Buras say that the EU should not budge in the current budget dispute.

180 Degrees Consulting offers Hertie School students experience in social impact organisations

Students will get training in consulting for non-profits.

Hertie School faculty and alumni in "Top 40 under 40" list by Capital magazine

German business magazine publishes annual list of the country’s top young talent.

The legal challenges around the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh

In a blog post for the European Journal of International Law, Bernhard Knoll-Tudor takes a look at the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

How can you nudge people to donate?

Christian Traxler and Maximilian Linek examine data from Wikipedia’s donation drive via website banners.

Why internet shutdowns are a core human rights issue

Anita Gohdes and Amnesty International take a close look at Iran’s 2019 internet shutdown and the implications of technological repression.

Will Germany have to choose between the US and China?

Marina Henke weighs in on President-elect Joe Biden’s potential China policies and its implications for Germany’s relations with the US.