In the media

In the media
25.03.2016

The streaming generation discovers sport

Klaus Hurrelmann explains in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung why GenY shies away from early commitments (in German). 
In the media
22.03.2016

A far-right party just won seats in three German state parliaments. Here’s why.

Mark Kayser and Arndt Meininger explain the gains of a far-right German party in the Washington Post's Monkey Cage column.
In the media
16.03.2016

Far-right gains, mainstream parties lose. Wake-up call for Berlin?

Andrea Römmele evaluates recent state elections on TV in view of federal politics (in German).
In the media
15.03.2016

Top economists fear for European markets

Henrik Enderlein defended the euro and open EU-internal borders in WirtschaftsWoche (in German).
In the media
13.03.2016

Merkel can expect pushback from German regional elections

Andrea Römmele quoted in Der Standard on lessons for Angela Merkel from the state elections (in German).
In the media
12.03.2016

Energy companies want billions in compensation

Claudia Kemfert in Deutschlandfunk on compensation German energy companies want for nuclear shutdown (in German). 
In the media
11.03.2016

Hertie School offers students innovative financing solution

Tuition deferrals made possible through cooperation with education fund "Brain Capital", writes Süddeutsche Zeitung (in German). 
In the media
11.03.2016

Germany's nationalist party set for gains in state votes

Andrea Römmele in VOA article about rise of "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party.
In the media
29.02.2016

Andrea Römmele gets on board Hillary's team

Andrea Römmele on SWR radio on her future involvement in Hillary Clinton's campaign (in German).
In the media
29.02.2016

Refugees: "We need European solutions"

Henrik Enderlein argues in Vorwärts in favour of a European asylum system (in German).
In the media
28.02.2016

Kicked out

Klaus Hurrelmann in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung on how schools deal with troublemakers (in German).
In the media
27.02.2016

How Generation Z ticks

Klaus Hurrelmann says in Die Welt that predictions of how teenagers will alter work life are premature (in German).