The Eastern European Spring
CES Visiting Scholar Bojan Bugaric writes that recent elections in Romania are pro-EU and portray a different picture of the Eastern European electorate.
News
Sarko's Comeback
The UMP and the Future of French Democracy,
European Negotiation Game lead by CES Study Group Chair Teaches Real-Life Challenges
A European Negotiation Game took place at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) within the framework of the “Global Europe in the 21st Century: Democracy, Policy and Governance” class (class DPI-431 ) in late September 2014.
Helping Albania break with the past
Leading a nation long considered a model of economic dysfunction, Prime Minister Edi Rama of Albania has pushed for change since his election last year. And the change needed in his country ...
Thomas Weber and Heidi Tworek's op-ed questions Nov. 9th as Germany's day of destiny in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Das Märchen vom Schicksalstag
November 8, 2014, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Note: This article was published in German only
Berlin Wall Anniversary: Harvard Gazette features CES scholars and speakers
When the wall came down
By Colleen Walsh, Harvard Gazette, Staff Writer
CES Study Group Panelists Weigh Implications of Cyprus Natural Gas Reserves
Harvard Crimson covers a panel discussion on Mediterranean Gas Reserves organized by the CES Eastern Mediterranean and Europe Study Group
The HuffingtonPost reports on Vice Chancellor Gabriel's Speech at CES
How NSA Spying, Google and Chlorinated Chickens Are Pitting Germans Against Americans -- And What to Do About It
Putin’s view of power was formed watching East Germany collapse
CES Prof. Sarotte argues in The Guardian that President Putin's role as KGB officer in East Germany 25 years ago explains his hardline policies today.
Pitchfork Politics
Yascha Mounk argues that liberal democracy could be threatened by populism
