The Hertie School's student-led primarily digital policy magazine that serves as a journalistic platform for the engaged participation of the Hertie community.
The Governance Post speaks to Justus von Samson (MDS 2024), who was on the ground in Ukraine offering humanitarian support soon after Russia launched its war of aggression in February 2022.
Listen now: https://t.co/uDssvamiiF
This episode, Natalie Petit talks with Prof. Dr. @ThuridHustedt. The duo engage in an insightful conversation about public administration, the challenges that women are faced with in policymaking circles and advice that Prof. Thurid might have for them. 👉https://t.co/EjfInzDmTC
In honour of #Women's Month, the Shaping Tomorrow #podcast focused on women who shape tomorrow, especially at @thehertieschool.
In this episode, Natalie Petit talks with Dr. @mephenke the Director of @Hertie_Security. Check it out here: https://t.co/hl47Sq4Gmk
Check our our new episode of the Shaping Tomorrow podcast, @NeerajTomSavio talks with Abhijeet Panda and Oishik Dasgupta about a recent political movement in #India that seeks to unite India against communalism and hatred.
👉https://t.co/sRECKuGtOf
Check out our first guest post this semester written by one of our own Hertie professors, Luciana Cingolani.
She discusses the study of representative bureaucracies, which tackles issues of how diversity in society is reflected in the public workforce.👉https://t.co/8rs1T5MZtQ
Can India keep its pledge of achieving #NetZero emissions by 2070? How will the #Decarbonisation strategies of India’s industrial sector contribute to this goal? In this piece, @Riya__Kejriwal attempts to address these pertinent questions.
Read more now: https://t.co/HY77hMFMOm
Yesterday The Governance Post organised a visit to the @axelspringer Headquarters in Berlin!
Our members got a tour of the new building and a brief insight into the history of Europe's largest publishing house. They also got to check out the newsroom of @welt !
How do policy makers use people’s naturally selective attention to influence public opinion or steer conversation? Victor discusses how principles of marketing & psychology can help in understanding the role of attention in democratic political arenas.
👉https://t.co/adHrWVYC3S
Read our latest article by Francesca Sardi, in which she explores the spectre of a European Political Community and the possibilities and implications it holds for the future of Europe.
#Europe#EuropeanIntegration#FutureofEurope#HertieLove
Have you checked out @governancepost's Shaping Tomorrow podcast yet? 🎙️🎧
In the first episode, listen to MPP students discuss the attempted coup in #Peru 🇵🇪 and its causes, with some policy recommendations as well.
Want to be on the podcast? More info ▶️ https://t.co/svQBhlW0Y1
In our first article of the year, @SinadBarry1 discusses the need for a #WorldEnvironmentOrganisation to address #climatechange and to combat one of the greatest deficiencies underpinning our global environmental failure: coordination.
👉Check it out: https://t.co/XvgnfOeiJJ
What is happening in Peru and what caused the nation’s unrest? 🇵🇪
In our first podcast episode, Om Marathe interviews William Fernandez and Ximena Docarmo about the attempted coup d'etat connecting the past, present and future of #Peru.
👉Check it out: https://t.co/TxB8KG6AQl
The Governance Post, Hertie School's independent, student-led magazine is looking for new team members!
*Deadline: 30th September 2022, 23:59 CEST*
Apply here: https://t.co/jJ28smcKpV
In his first article at The Governance Post, Massimo Spinelli sheds light on the 'Temporary Protection Directive', its implementation, and the hurdles that may lie ahead.
Read more through the link: https://t.co/5b42b6wz0P
#europe#eu#refugees#ukrainewar
In the latest post in our ongoing thematic collaboration with @parisglobalist, Paula Lozano and Daniel López write about the impact of the pandemic and the impediments it posed to the struggle for gender equality.
Read more at: https://t.co/NsgNWEJcfO
#genderequality#COVID19
In his latest post at The Governance Post, Robert Schirmer brings to fore the political machinations behind the curricula in East Jerusalem's schools and its implications for social control of the city.
Read more through the link below:
https://t.co/0pBQQY9wur