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USIP Presentation Finding the strategies needed to overcome the enormous obstacles on the path of reconciliation will require concerted, coordinated efforts by individuals, non-governmental organizations, and governments to critically assess …

 Click here to view the conference agenda. Panel I: The Future of Energy in a Post-Carbon Society During the first panel, David Livingston, an associate in the Carnegie Endowment’s Energy …

Reconciliation is a complex and long-term political process with a psychological dimension that is the object of many research projects today. During the event “Hearts of Flesh Not Stone: Encountering …

On January 28, 2015, AGI hosted a seminar on “Germany’s Declining Population: No End in Sight?” with scholars Dr. Steven Kramer and Stefanie Wahl. In most of the developed world, …

On December 11, 2014, AGI and the Brandenburg Institute for Society and Security (BIGS) hosted a roundtable discussion led by Dr. Tim Stuchtey, BIGS Executive Director, on “Civil Security and …

While the Snowden disclosures pose a serious menace to the contemporary transatlantic relationship at large, as well as to concrete security threats, it is not simply a recent problem. During …

The current state and the future of the European banking sector set the agenda of the AGI workshop entitled “Welcome to the Banking Union: Sound Financial Regulation to Fuel Economic …

In October 2014, a team led by AGI went to France, Germany, Great Britain, and Hungary to meet with companies and other stakeholders in the apprenticeship systems. The sixth meeting …

Each semester, American University’s School of International Service (SIS) Dean Jim Goldgeier invites prominent experts and practitioners for one-on-one interviews to discuss critical topics in international affairs. Please join this …