Learn & Earn
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 …
The Legacy of the Berlin Wall
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 …
Learn & Earn
What is the institutional structure of vocational training in Germany? What makes it unique? What challenges does this system face? The participants of the AGI working group “Learn & Earn: …
The Turkish Diaspora in Europe and the Euro-Turks Barometer Survey
Germany is home to more than three million of the five million people of Turkish origin in Europe. How do they integrate into the German society? How do they identify …
Safe as Houses:
Alexander Reisenbichler, a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the George Washington University and AGI/DAAD Research Fellow, presented his research at a seminar on September 11, 2014. The presentation, entitled …
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Support Our WorkIran and the International Community
Vienna talks between the P5+1 and Iran over its nuclear program have gained ground this past year, but have been overshadowed by events in the Middle East and elsewhere. The …
Reconciliation in the Western Balkans and in East Asia
German leaders called early this year for a greater German role in international security, with President Gauck noting Germany’s experience already as a crucial actor in international reconciliation. AGI’s workshop, …
