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Lukas Kögel

Alumni

Lukas was an intern at Das Progressive Zentrum from April to June 2018. He studied Public Governance and European Public Administration at Westfälische-Wilhelms-University Münster and the University of Twente in Enschede. Previously, Lukas gained working experience at the European Parliament and at the NGO Misereor.


Contributions


Innovation & Sustainability Event Conference Series “EU Digital Challenges” Three German and French think tanks discuss the EU strategy for digital technologies
7 June 2018 | Alban Genty | Lucas Matray | Lukas Kögel

For the first time, three French-German think tanks join forces to reflect upon the EU digital technologies strategy: Renaissance Numérique, EuropaNova, and Das Progressive Zentrum. As a concrete realization of this partnership, the think tanks are launching a common series of conferences in both France and Germany: “EU Digital Challenges”.



Europe & the World US-Congressional Staffers at Das Progressive Zentrum in Berlin Transatlantic Relations: The Progressive Policy Institute and Das Progressive Zentrum invite US Congressional and State Senior Staffers to Europe
Event Date: 6 April 2018 | Das Progressive Zentrum, Berlin
Lukas Kögel | Paulina Fröhlich

On 6th April 2018, Das Progressive Zentrum in cooperation with the Progressive Policy Institute held a farewell reception to wrap up the visit of a US-Delegation including Democrats and Republicans. The event marked the highlight of a five day trip to Europe – including Paris, Brussels and Berlin – in which the state of transatlantic relations were at the center of interest.



Progressive Majority In the media Germany’s centre left under pressure Fedor Ruhose and Dominic Schwickert present five recommondations for the social democrats to overcome current challanges
28 March 2018 | Dominic Schwickert | Fedor Ruhose | Lukas Kögel

After the establishment of a new grand coalition on 14th of March 2018 in Germany, Fedor Ruhose, Policy Fellow at Das Progressive Zentrum, and DPZ-Director Dominic Schwickert analyse the current state of the centre-left parties, in particular the SPD. They point out upcoming challenges in the national and European context and set out five key challenges which German social democrats must overcome.