Evil in the making
Dutch sociologist Abram de Swaan discussed his new book, “The Killing Compartments,” ahead of a lecture at the Center for European Studies.
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View of Adolphus Busch Hall from the Courtyard
The teetering Greece
Panel Discussion on "What's Next for Greece" covered in The Harvard Gazette
Greece's Negotiation Game and the Eurozone Day of Reckoning
CES Study Group Chair Elizabeth Podromou writes op-ed on Greece's negotiation options in the Huffington Post
The new Greek government's anti-Israeli rhetoric - A commentary by CES Visiting Scholar Thomas Weber
In the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Thomas Weber comments that the new Greek government's anti-semitic stance is being overlooked.
History's Lessons for the Ukraine Crisis
Reflecting on the Congress system and efforts to solve the 1815 Polish crisis, CES Visiting Scholar Stella Ghervas outlines three lessons to resolve today's Ukraine crisis.
Art Goldhammer called "America's finest bridge to French culture" in New Republic
In aftermath of terrorist attacks in Paris, Goldhammer, CES Affiliate and Chair of Visiting Scholars Seminar, is viewed as an "invaluable guide" to France's political and cultural landscape
"On Point" interviews Yascha Mounk on Europe's Challenges after the Paris attacks
Following his article "Europe's Brutal Truth" in Slate Magazine, Yascha Mounk is interviewed by Tom Ashbrook.
Europe's Brutal Truth
Yascha Mounk writes in Slate Magazine on events in Paris
K of the Castle
Niall Ferguson reviews Henry Kissinger's new book World Order.
Exaggerated progress in Central and Eastern Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall?
CES Visiting scholar poses the question if "democratic regression" in Hungary and Slovenia points to significant challenges in Central and Eastern Europe after the Fall of the Berlin Wall
