In the media

In the media
14.06.2015

Protest of the corrupt

SPIEGEL online quotes Alina Mungiu-Pippidi on the anti-corruption movement in Romania (in German).
In the media
08.06.2015

For Jeb Bush in Europe it's all in the family

Deutsche Welle quotes Mark Hallerberg on George H. W. Bush as viewed by the German public.
In the media
31.05.2015

Digitalisation in German bureaucracy lags behind plans

Handelsblatt reports on Gerhard Hammerschmid's study of digitalisation in the public sector (in German).
In the media
30.05.2015

Claudia Kemfert speaks on the radio about the Energiewende

Claudia Kemfert talks about the German energy transition on Deutschlandfunk radio (in German).
In the media
30.05.2015

How many "real Berliners" does Berlin need?

Helmut Anheier is quoted by BILD on how satisfied Berlin residents are with their city (in German).
In the media
26.05.2015

Seeing things from a young person's viewpoint

Full-page portrait of Klaus Hurrelmann in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, also published on jetzt.de (in German).
In the media
23.05.2015

Ukraine’s economy: War-torn reform

Alina Mungiu-Pippidi’s 190-country study on corruption picked up by The Economist in an article on Ukraine.
In the media
04.05.2015

How to select the next UN Secretary-General

World faces crucial choice in next UN Secretary General, says Nina Hall in an op-ed on Project Syndicate.
In the media
26.04.2015

The Grexit trap

Die Welt am Sonntag quoted Henrik Enderlein on possible consequences of Greece leaving the eurozone (in German)
In the media
25.04.2015

François Hollande’s Rhine journey

The Economist picked up the report by Hertie School's Henrik Enderlein and Jean Pisani-Ferry in a piece on the French labour market.
In the media
24.04.2015

Cost overruns in large infrastructure projects cost taxpayers billions

Der Spiegel reports on the Hertie School study "Large Infrastructure Projects in Germany: Between Ambition and Realities” (in German).
In the media
22.04.2015

Mark Dawson: The conditions for another rupture of the eurozone are there

EurActiv interviewed Professor Mark Dawson on the European Central Banks's accountability and the lost political imperative for reform.