Our Education Manager Sarah Wagner takes a closer look at the two candidates running for office and their relationship with the military, their…
Read moreAlthough European and transatlantic topics seemed invisible during the campaign, the election on November 8 nevertheless entails serious implications…
Read moreForeign and security policy play a prominent role in the 2016 elections. According to a recent Pew poll, the economy, terrorism and foreign policy are…
Read moreMost federal elections in the history of the U.S. were decided on economic issues – except for times of war, like the elections in 1968 or 2004, which…
Read moreIn 2013, President Obama described rising income inequality as the “defining challenge of our time” (White House 2013). And he seems to be right, U.S.…
Read moreWhen surveying the media landscape from the vantage point of 2016, two trends immediately stand out: One is the ongoing process of media fragmentation…
Read moreAlexis de Tocqueville’s famous analysis of antebellum America as early as 1835 conveys one of the primary motives of American education policy when he…
Read moreImmigration is the reason why the fabric of contemporary American society is so vibrant and multifaceted. The large waves of immigration of the 19th…
Read moreWhile both race and religion were also often responsible for the creation of a division among different groups of people (e.g. slavery, Civil Rights…
Read moreOn November 8, nearly 200 Million registered voters are called upon to elect the next President of the United States of America, all 435 members of…
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