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Commentary 28 Oct 2021
Deutschland muss Peking in Taiwan die Stirn bieten
Peking erhöht den Druck auf deutsche Akteure, die Ein-China-Politik umzudeuten. Deutschland muss sich zur Unabhängigkeit Taiwans positionieren – und wenn nötig wirtschaftliche Druckmittel einsetzen.… -
Article 27 Oct 2021
How (Not) to Deal with the Vulnerabilities of Democracies to Outside Influence
In recent years, authoritarian states like China and Russia have used their power to influence democracies. What can democratic actors do to better protect themselves? … -
Commentary 07 Oct 2021
Cooperation, Not Bartering: Why Germany Needs Better Relations with Taiwan
With a new coalition government in Germany gives Berlin the chance to redefine its economic ties in Asia. A crucial first step: intensify cooperation with Taiwan.… -
Commentary 10 Sep 2021
Germany’s Acid Test: Systemic Competition
To compete against systemic rivals like China, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s successor will need to be more ambitious in strengthening the German model. How could that look?… -
Commentary 08 Sep 2021
The ‘Zoomification’ of Academia: Addressing Risks to Academic Freedom
The pandemic made online learning a key part of university life. But virtual platforms also allow for surveillance by authoritarian states and increase pressures to self-censor. How can academia better protect scholars and students?… -
Commentary 01 Sep 2021
Mit Fragezeichen im Systemwettbewerb
Angela Merkel versprach einst eine „neue Gründerzeit“. Die muss ihren Nachfolgern nun gelingen, damit Deutschland gegen Autokratien wie China bestehen kann.… -
Commentary 17 Aug 2021
Taiwan: Wirtschaftliche Kooperation wagen
Wirtschaftminister Peter Altmaier hat Taiwan in einem Brief um eine prioritäre Belieferung mit Halbleiterchips gebeten. Auf diese Weise funktioniere Zusammenarbeit nicht.… -
Commentary 05 Aug 2021
Pitfalls Between Science, Politics and Public Debate: Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers with dissenting opinions are often classified as an irrelevant minority. But those who deny the real diversity of scientific opinion undermine trust in science – and in politics.… -
Commentary 21 May 2021
The Path to a German National Security Council
This year’s coalition negotiations are an opportunity for a much-needed readjustment of Germany’s national security architecture. Any changes will undoubtedly come with costs and drawbacks. But to be worthwhile, new structures do not need to be perfect – they just need to be better.… -
Commentary 11 May 2021
COVID-19: Field Research Needs to Find a Way Back Fast After the Pandemic
By Ilyas SalibaThe COVID-19 pandemic has major consequences for academic fieldwork and they reach far beyond the scientific community. What can universities do to turn the tide?… -
Commentary 05 May 2021
„Die gewünschte Schockwirkung erzielen“
In der Corona-Krise werden Forscher mit abweichenden Meinungen gern als irrelevante Minderheit klassifiziert. Doch wer die tatsächliche Vielfalt des wissenschaftlichen Meinungsspektrums leugnet, untergräbt das Vertrauen in die Wissenschaft – und in die Politik.… -
Commentary 23 Apr 2021
German Greens’ Reality Check
It is hard to imagine that Germany's next coalition government will not include the Greens. But on foreign and security policy, such a government will likely frustrate Germany's NATO allies.… -
Commentary 25 Feb 2021
Lehren aus der 5G-Saga
Trotz jahrelangem Hin und Her hat Deutschland immer noch keinen verlässlichen gesetzlichen Rahmen für den Ausbau des 5G-Netzes verabschiedet. Was können wir von der deutschen 5G-Saga lernen?… -
Commentary 04 Feb 2021
The NATO 2030 Approach to Youth Participation: Nice Try, But Not Enough
NATO’s most recent reorientation process can only be successful if young people are meaningfully included. Creating ‘kids’ tables’ is not enough. Real youth participation must entail real exchanges of arguments with people who are actually young – and giving them real influence on decision-making.… -
Book 16 Dec 2020
Researching Academic Freedom
How can researchers better understand academic freedom worldwide? This book offers research guidelines and in-depth case studies on the situation in Brazil, Ireland, Russia, and Egypt.… -
Interview 04 Dec 2020
EU and Hong Kong: The New Reality of Their Economic and Political Ties
By Joel Sandhu, Max J. ZengleinWhat’s the relationship between Hong Kong and Europe? How have these ties changed? And what does it mean in light of the US-China power struggle? An interview with Joel Sandhu.… -
Article 04 Nov 2020
Mercenaries in the Service of Authoritarian States
By Julia Friedrich, Niklas MasuhrBy using mercenaries and ostensibly private security services, China and Russia project power and protect their interests abroad without openly deploying their armed forces. However, in doing so, the two countries follow two very different paths.… -
Commentary 28 Oct 2020
Competitive Cooperation: How to Think About Strengthening Multilateralism
How should we (not) think about the crisis of multilateralism? A breakdown of the misguided narratives around multilateral action and how we should reframe the conversation.… -
Study 22 Oct 2020
Risky Business: Rethinking Research Cooperation and Exchange with Non-Democracies
The assumption that research cooperation and dialogue with non-democracies will induce democratic change has not stood the test of time. Organizations in liberal democracies need to rethink how they engage and cooperate with their counterparts in authoritarian contexts.… -
Commentary 28 Sep 2020
New EU Asylum Rules: Even the Bare Minimum Will Require Radical Politics
There is no denying that the EU’s new “pact” on migration and asylum is a watered-down compromise that does nothing to advance the European Union’s desire for freedom, security and justice. But in the current political climate, we need to also think about a bare minimum that could make reform worth the effort, and the political action needed for it to pass.…