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One hundred years of ineptitude

Helmut K. Anheier on Project Syndicate: Will history show that policymakers heeded the lessons of the financial crisis?

Put democratic values and human rights first

Germany needs new priorities in relationship with Erdogan regime, Dilek Kurban says on DW Quadriga.

Hertie School admissions team embarks on international tour

Recruitment and admissions team visits the US, South America, Europe and more.

Hertie School honours Anne-Marie Slaughter with Michael Endres Prize

Award ceremony on 8 October with Kati Marton and Thomas Bagger.

Is Germany all Macron-ed out?

On the anniversary of Macron's Sorbonne speech, Henrik Enderlein discusses the state of EU reforms on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.

Hertie School kicks off 2018/19 professional mentoring programme

Hertie School Practice Council, partner organisations mentor students for second year.

Andrea Römmele: "You couldn't make it up"

Römmele talks to the New York Times about the fragility of Merkel's coalition in the face of a scandal.

Enterprise security architecture – separating fear and uncertainty from real risk

MPP graduate Grace Gair is making digital and information security more manageable for enterprises.

Alumni Workshop in London

Alumni are invited to join us on 27 October for a discussion on trust and the public good; strengthening the confidence in governments, experts and policymakers.

ECB President Draghi sets sights on single market at EMU conference

Lively panel discussion with German Fin Min Olaf Scholz on EMU reforms, Brexit and Franco-German initiatives

Draghi calls for euro area fiscal instrument to fight crises

Read selected media coverage of our Making Europe's Economic Union work conference.

Message from Jacques Delors at Making Europe's Economic Union work conference

"The euro needs both its legs to walk" - monetary and economic, Delors told audience at Hertie School.