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Bosse Spohn

Alumni

Bosse Ulfert Spohn was Communications Assistant at Das Progressive Zentrum from April until September 2020. From January until April 2020 he supported the think tank as an intern. He majored in Political Science and History at the University of Goettingen, where he focused on political parties and European politics. In his Bachelor thesis, Bosse analysed the concept of Catch-All Parties by Otto Kirchheimer and elaborated on the question of whether the missing possibility of political participation and integration is a reason for the ongoing weakness of people’s parties. Next to his studies, he is engaged in a lot of different projects with a European context and has cooperated with the Schwarzkopf Foundation - Young Europe and the TUI-Foundation.


Contributions


Democratic National Convention: Launching a Coalition to Stop Donald Trump Chair of Democrats Abroad Berlin and Sanders Delegate, Diego Rivas, about the upcoming US-elections
14 August 2020 | Diego Rivas | Bosse Spohn

After months of campaigning, more than twenty candidates, hundreds of millions of dollars spent on campaigns, and primaries delayed due to a public health crisis, the Democratic Party will officially nominate Joe Biden as their Candidate for President of the United States – united under one motto: take back the White House.



Future of Democracy News from the DPZ Lucie Kretschmer joins Das Progressive Zentrum as Visiting Fellow Das Progressive Zentrum is happy to announce fresh intellectual support
26 March 2020 | Lucie Kretschmer | Bosse Spohn

Lucie Kretschmer will support Das Progressive Zentrum in questions of religious policy as a Visiting Fellow in the programme Future of Democracy.



How important were the Super Tuesday results actually? Chair of Democrats Abroad Berlin Diego Rivas on Super Tuesday and the Democratic Party primaries
6 March 2020 | Diego Rivas | Bosse Spohn

After Super Tuesday, the Democratic Presidential Primary has narrowed down to two frontrunners. Das Progressive Zentrum team member and Chair of Democrats Abroad Berlin Diego Rivas explains the nitty-gritty of the Democratic primary, whether it is more representative than the German electoral system – and why the Super Tuesday’s results may not determine the winner.







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