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University life at the Hertie School during COVID-19

In an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Christine Reh talks about the move to online teaching.

Podcast: How does security policy work?

Marina Henke discusses the state of international security on the Hertie Foundation's interview series.

Divorce and separation trends in European countries

Michaela Kreyenfeld co-edits new book “Parental Life Courses after Separation and Divorce in Europe”.

Public sector reform in Germany: Is the turtle still plodding along?

In Public Management Review, Kai Wegrich looks at some surprising developments in German public administration.

Alum-spiration: “Be a good captain on your sailboat”

Felix Ruebcke underlines the importance of mutual support and self-discovery during the COVID-19 crisis.

How organisations reinforce inequality

Forbes.com cites research by Johanna Mair among its "Top Five Must-Read Articles for Every Business Leader".

A statement of solidarity

A message of support to the black community and against racism from our President.

The sharing economy and new forms of organising

Johanna Mair co-edits new volume that looks at the implications of the sharing economy for organisational theory.

Being European: The need for higher education leadership

A joint statement on social sciences in a time of crisis, from the Presidents of the partner institutions of CIVICA - The European University of Social Sciences.

The future of retail

The COVID-19 crisis may be a catalyst for the transformation of work, write Felix Sieker and Anke Hassel.

The impact of COVID-19 on the young and socially disadvantaged

Klaus Hurrelmann looks at the ramifications of the global pandemic for the younger generation.

Alum-spiration: “The corona crisis can be seen as an opportunity for transformation”

Emilia Roig explains why challenging times can turn into a chance to be bold and creative.