Why My Mother's Immigration to the United States Still Matters Today
Elaine Papoulias, CES Executive Director, reflects on how today's displaced children remind her of a familiar story.
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Ambassador Samantha Power Commemorates the Legacy of Stanley Hoffmann: Grasping the Possibilities of Improvement, Without Illusions
Watch the Speech It’s wonderful to be here amongst so many of Stanley’s friends, colleagues, and students. I’d like to start by saying to Inge just that your ...
Fight Club: Erdogan and Putin Square Off
Dimitar Bechev, CES Visiting Scholar, assess the strained relationship of the two leaders in the Syrian crisis
Euro Trump
Daniel Ziblatt draws parallels between Donald Trump and Silvio Berlusconi in New York Times.
A French war on terror?
Reactions to the Paris shootings show France is looking outward
Paris, Friday the Thirteenth
CES Affiliate Art Goldhammer shares his perspective on the Paris attacks.
CES Appoints Radoslaw Sikorski as Senior Fellow
Cambridge, MA – Harvard’s Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies (CES) today announced that Radosław Sikorski, an accomplished public servant and practitioner of public policy, will join CES as a non-resident Senior Fellow.
Historian Niall Ferguson Will Leave Harvard for Stanford
Harvard History professor and CES Resident Faculty Niall C. Ferguson will leave Cambridge for Stanford’s Hoover Institution after 12 years.
Europe's crisis of conscience
2015 Summit on the Future of Europe discussion on Europe's refugee crisis is covered by the Harvard Gazette
Stanley Hoffmann was a scholar, an intellectual, a mensch. He was the last of his kind.
Yascha Mounk writes in Vox "With Stanley’s passing, the world has lost not only his charm, his kindness, and his knowledge. It has lost a model for what it means to be a scholar, an intellectual, and a mensch."
