In the media

"The candidate no-one wants"

Andrea Römmele comments on Hillary Clinton and the US elections in die Zeit (in German).

Röttgen: “There are limits to the EU-Turkey agreement”

Dahrendorf Symposium 2016 discusses "Europe and the World - Global Insecurity & Power Shifts".

Can the financial sector offer jobs for graduates that serve the common good?

Johanna Mair commented in Die Zeit on sustainable jobs in the finance sector (in German).

Trump still needs the Republicans

"Trump still needs the Republicans," says Andrea Römmele in an op-ed on Morgenweb.de (in German).

From ‘yes man’ to his own man: Bruno Le Maire’s EU gamble

Taking a look at Bruno Le Maire's proposals on EU reform, Politico covered his speech at the Hertie School.

"Coal diggers tilting at windmills"

Claudia Kemfert argues against an upper limit for renewable power production (in German).

Klaus Hurrelmann live: Health literacy unpacked

Germany's national news radio reports on a health literacy study, in which Klaus Hurrelmann has been involved (in German).

Plan first, build later: why large infrastructure projects crumble

The NZZ explores why a big share of public infrastructure projects goes above budget. Jobst Fiedler gives answers (in German).

A close look at foundations in Germany

Helmut Anheier comments on the state and capacities of foundations in Germany (in German).

Why didn't the EU’s financial rules stop the euro crisis?

Mark Hallerberg explains in the Washington Post "Monkey Cage" column why the EU's financial rules didn't stop the euro crisis.

"Don’t do stupid economic stuff"

Jean Pisani-Ferry writes on freedom of policy choice in his monthly Project Syndicate column.

Is the EU an outdated model?

Henrik Enderlein on Deutschlandfunk on the Eurocrisis and the future of European integration (in German).