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America will wake up

In an interview with DIE ZEIT Jean Pisani-Ferry explains why he believes in a ”comeback” of the international community.

Can Europe adapt to the new imperialism?

A new mix of economics and nationalist foreign-policy threatens multi-lateralism, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry.

Book joins economic policy experience and theory

Co-authored by Jean Pisani-Ferry, new edition draws on recent global economic dilemmas.

A Green New Deal through rose-coloured glasses?

Jean Pisani Ferry calls for realism in the greening of the economy, which won't be easy.

The EU needs a Brexit endgame

Rules and processes are no substitute for a strategic perspective, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry for Project Syndicate.

Fifty shades of yellow

Jean Pisani-Ferry asks whether France's highly visible and enigmatic Yellow Shirts movement will find a political voice.

The great macro divergence

Jean Pisani-Ferry writes on Project Syndicate about cracks in the global economic system.

Hertie School contributes resources for weekend's G20 Summit in Argentina

Publications offer policy recommendations on state-civil society relations and global crisis governance.

The global economy’s three games

The US-China rivalry is likely to shape alliances that force Europe, Japan and Canada to choose sides, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry on Project Syndicate.

The Governance Report 2018: Managing major global crises

Anheier and Hallerberg present recommendations at Buenos Aires T20 meeting.

Is Europe America’s friend or foe?

Jean Pisani-Ferry comments on Trump's seemingly irrational behaviour: his treatment of America's oldest and most reliable ally.

Europe should avoid a no-deal Brexit

Jean Pisani-Ferry, Norbert Röttgen, and others write that the EU now needs to define its relationship with the UK.