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Robert Coe

Programs: Foreign & Security Policy, GeoeconomicsRegions: GermanyCategory: Analysis

Robert Coe is a full-time intern at AGI during Spring 2014, where his duties include writing the AGI Notizen Daily, assisting with the contact database, summarizing AGI events, and contributing to the AGI Notizen Blog. He is particularly interested in the Foreign and Domestic Policy Program at AGI.

Mr. Coe double majored in Political Science and German Linguistics at Michigan State University, recently graduating with a bachelor’s degree in the fall of 2013. Mr. Coe spent his junior year studying abroad in Freiburg im Breisgau, taking classes at Albert-Ludwigs Universität. A bilingual speaker, he hopes to channel his education into the field of international relations.

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German and American Responses to Ukraine’s Euromaidan Protests

In a sweeping parliamentary vote, President Viktor Yanukovych has been impeached from office and has fled Kiev, presumably to eastern Ukraine. He is believed to be in Kharkiv, approximately 300 miles from the capital. Hopefully, these …

Labor Relations in the U .S. and Germany

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Germany Combats Youth Unemployment with Vocational Training

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