Najam in Boston Herald on Attacks in the Middle East and Europe
Dean Adil Najam discusses several attacks across the Middle East and Europe that occurred on December 19, 2016.
Schilde in CSM on ISIS Attack on German Train
Prof. Kaija Schilde discussed how the attack could affect border controls across the European Union.
Berger on BBC News: Germany Reacts to Mein Kampf
Professor Thomas Berger discusses the significance of the first modern German edition of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf.
Berger in HuffPo: Japan’s Military Resurgence
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger spoke to the Huffington Post on Japan’s military resurgence, among other recent accomplishments.
Pardee School Hosts Düsseldorf Mayor
Pardee School Professor Kaija Schilde joined mayor of Dusseldorf, Germany for a frank discussion on leading cities in the age of the Syrian refugee crisis.
Berger on ABC Australia: The Guilt of War
Pardee School Professor Thomas Berger said that Germany and Japan took very different paths in reckoning with national guilt after World War II.
Fighting for a ‘Food Democracy’
At this Center for the Study of Europe sponsored event, attendees learned how trying to make Germans eat vegetables nearly destroyed the Green Party.
Chehabi in Berlin as Humboldt Fellow
Houchang Chehabi met with German President Joachim Gauck as part of a Berlin residence sponsored by the Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation.
VIDEO: Schmidt Talks Austerity on German TV
Pardee prof. Vivien Schmidt spoke with a German news program about the impacts of German chancellor Angela Merkel’s austerity policy.
Berger: Germany on the Brink
Thomas Berger, professor at the Pardee School, said that Germany stands on an economic and political brink after a right-wing protest this week.