In the media

Mass shooters leave hidden clues before their crime, says sociologist

Klaus Hurrelmann explains on Deutsche Welle how mass shootings could be prevented.

What do we know about the young gunman from the Munich shooting?

Klaus Hurrelmann in interviews with several leading news publications.

“Hatred toward his environment – and himself”

Klaus Hurrelmann speaks with Der Spiegel about the Munich shooting (in German).

Munich tragedy: Shooter may have felt a bond with school assassins

Sociologist Klaus Hurrelmann spoke with the Süddeutsche Zeitung about the Munich shooter (in German).

Munich killer was troubled, but had no terrorist ties, Germany says

Klaus Hurrelmann was quoted in the New York Times about the perpetrator of the Munich shooting.

How Scots could still be part of the EU

Mark Dawson shares his ideas in the Herald Scotland on the role of Scotland in the EU after Brexit.

US presidential elections: The second in command

How Hillary Clinton will choose a running mate, according to Andrea Römmele in Die Zeit (in German).

Italy's banking dilemma unpacked

Mark Hallerberg in a TV interview with Deutsche Welle on Italy's banking crisis.

Retirement provision overwhelms young Germans

Young Germans are daunted by pension system, says Klaus Hurrelmann in the Tagesschau (in German).

The Clintons aspire to be the new Kennedys

Kennedy, Bush, Clinton: Andrea Römmele's op-ed on US political families in Fränkische Nachrichten (in German).

The Russia paradox: How to deal with an aggressive, yet weak power

Wolfgang Ischinger's op-ed on the NATO summit in Spiegel Online.

Little appreciation of the sharing economy

Germany could take a leading role, says Johanna Mair in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung (in German).