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Hearts of Flesh Not Stone

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 …

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Jan13

Germany’s Declining Population

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, …

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Jan28

Civil Security in Germany

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 …

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Dec11

Trust but Verify

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 …

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Dec4

Learn & Earn

The December meeting of “Learn & Earn: A Young Leaders’ Group for the Development of the U.S. Workforce” discussed another facet of workforce development: re-integrating military veterans into the labor …

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Dec2

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Welcome to the Banking Union

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 …

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Nov17

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 …

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Nov4

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 …

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Nov13

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: …

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Oct1

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 …

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Sep17

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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Sep11

Iran 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 …

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Sep15