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Germany

Study on populism now available in English and French

“Return to the politically abandoned: Conversations in right-wing populist strongholds in Germany and France”

Dr. Johannes Hillje, Paulina Fröhlich
News

Second stage of the Franco-German parliamentary dialogue

Members of the Assemblée nationale and of the Bundestag met in Berlin and in nine German constituencies

Lucas Matray
Event Report

Transforming Not Digitizing. Germany’s Path to Digital Democracy

New Discussion Paper by Laura-Kristine Krause

Laura-Kristine Krause
Discussion Paper
Publication

Das Progressive Zentrum strengthens the Franco-German dialogue

Visit of a delegation of the Assemblée nationale in Berlin

Lucas Matray
Event Report

New Publication: Factsheet Asylum Abuse

English Showcase Example for the “TruLies” project

Felix Beer
Discussion Paper
Publication

Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself? Perceptions of fear in Germany and the EU

Breakfast Briefing on 25th April 2017 at Das Progressive Zentrum

Philipp Sälhoff
Event Report

Germany and the US Germany faces Trump with new-found self-confidence

Our Policy Fellow Robert Schütte about Europe’s security under Trump

Dr. Robert Schütte
In the Media

After Trump’s Success: A Convergence of the Populist Challenge

This essay attempts to look for the reasons of the current success of populists on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean

Lothar Probst
Debate

“United in Diversity”?

Polish-German Roundtable on National and European Identities

Dr. Maria Skóra
Event Report

The App Economy in Germany. An American Perspective

Roundtable organised in partnership with the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI)

Philipp Sälhoff
News

Here to stay? Populism in Italy and Germany

The most striking differences between Italian and German populism derive from the novelty that populism represents in the German political and party system

Giorgia Bulli
Debate

#EuropeanTownHall Meeting in Rome

Third stop of “Dialogue on Europe”

Philipp Sälhoff, Alban Genty
Event Report

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