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Books
I’ve written four books on European topics. My most recent is an up-close look at Berlin’s politically charged subculture. I am working on a new book about renewable energy in Europe — and beyond.
A never-before-told account of the Berlin Wall’s crash narrated through the divided city’s street artists, impresarios, and underground agitators. Hockenos, who lived in Berlin during these momentous times, offers us an original chronicle of the upending of communism and the permissive years of artistic ferment and pirate utopias when protest and idealism, DIY techno clubs and sprawling squats, were the…

A lively biography of Germany’s street-rebel-turned-statesman Joschka Fischer and gripping, from-below history of postwar Germany. The story begins in the ruins of postwar Germany and guides us through the flashpoints of the late sixties and seventies, from the student protests and the terrorism of the Baader-Meinhof group to the evolution of Europe’s premier Green party, and brings us up to…

In all of the attempts to make sense of the wars in former Yugoslavia in the 1990s, one crucial factor has always been overlooked: the decisive roles played by exile groups and émigré communities in fanning the flames of nationalism and territorial ambition. Based in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and South America, these groups helped provide the ideologies,…

Combining first-hand reporting, original documentation, and political analysis, Free to Hate was in 1993 the first major work in English to investigate the rise of the ultra-nationalist and radical right-wing movements that swept Central and Eastern Europe since 1989. In this powerful volume, Hockenos provides an account of the emergence and contemporary relevance of far right movements in countries including…

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Stanford Social Innovation Review14 July 2024 Circular Construction: -
Foreign Policy Magazine11 July 2024 Politics Is Especially Violent in Germany -
Foreign Policy Magazine5 July 2024 The Fight Over China’s Electric Cars Is Upside-Down -
Internationale Politik24 June 2024 Desinformation: Moskaus hybrider Krieg gegen Moldau -
Foreign Policy Magazine15 June 2024 Germany Has 1 Year to Replace Olaf Scholz -
Foreign Policy10 May 2024 Russia Just Helped Swing a European Election -
Foreign Policy Magazine3 May 2024 Europe’s Youth Are Fueling the Far Right -
The Nation11 April 2024 The EU’s Secret to Slashing Emissions -
CNN Opinion1 April 2024 Opinion: The long overdue death of the stick shift car -
Foreign Policy23 March 2024 Ukraine’s War Is Killing Another Country -
The Nation21 March 2024 Dispatch From Odessa: Ukrainians Have No Plan B -
Foreign Policy Magazine15 February 2024 The Liberal President Who Has It All—and Is Giving Up -
The Nation30 January 2024 Five Strategies to Beat Back Germany’s Surging Far-Right Party -
Foreign Policy26 January 2024 Germany’s Far-Right Party Is Worse Than the Rest of Europe’s Populists -
New York Times5 December 2023 How to Stop the Biggest Threat to Europe’s Green Transition -
Boston Review1 December 2023 Below the Razor Wire: Review of film “Green Border” -
Foreign Policy Magazine17 October 2023 Poland is Dreaming of Becoming a Nuclear Power -
Foreign Policy27 September 2023 Poland Is Throwing All Its Neighbors Under the Bus -
Foreign Policy4 September 2023 Why Soros is Retreating from Europe -
Undark22 July 2023 The Big Problem With Small Nuclear Reactors -
New York Times10 July 2023 A Hotter Climate Demands That We Clean Up Our Rivers -
Foreign Policy25 June 2023 Rammstein is the Scary New German Normal -
CNN Opinion23 June 2023 Opinion: If a 16-year-old can drive, work, pay taxes – why can’t they vote? -
Stanford Social Innovation Review4 June 2023 Open Society Under Threat: Seismic Changes at OSF -
CNN Opinion24 April 2023 No, nuclear power isn’t the ‘big bazooka’ climate fix you might think -
Foreign Policy Magazine22 March 2023 Skilled Migrants Aren’t Interested in Germany -
Yale Environment 36016 March 2023 Averting Crisis, Europe Learns to Live Without Russian Energy -
Undark3 March 2023 Is Europe’s Green Investment Plan the Future of Climate Policy? -
CNN Opinion23 February 2023 Germany’s treasured autobahn hits a bump in the road -
Foreign Policy Magazine11 February 2023 Europe’s Climate Movement Is Radicalizing in Real Time -
New York Times8 February 2023 This Winter, More Than Ever, We’re Skiing Straight to Hell -
Yale 360 Environment1 February 2023 In Europe’s Clean Energy Transition, Industry Turns to Heat Pumps -
The Nation13 October 2022 Nuclear Power Is a Dead End. We Must Abandon It Completely. -
CNN Opinion6 October 2022 I’m not the only German office worker wearing a scarf inside -
Foreign Policy22 September 2022 Germany’s Energy Crisis Plan Contradicts Itself -
Deutsche Welle Programs for Europe17 September 2022 Balkan states slowly begin to tap their vast renewable energy sources -
CNN Opinion7 September 2022 Opinion: Who should foot the bill for climate disasters? Rich nations, of course -
Yale Environment 3602 September 2022 Could the Drying Up of Europe’s Great Rivers Be the New Normal? -
CNN Opinion18 August 2022 Opinion: A very European answer to air conditioning -
Energy Transition blog19 May 2022 Energy Savings from the Bottom Up -
CNN Opinion5 May 2022 Opinion: Europe should call Russia’s bluff on energy -
Foreign Policy1 April 2022 The Secrets to Viktor Orban’s Success -
The Nation28 March 2022 Starve the Putin War Machine—and Save the Climate -
Yale Environment 36014 March 2022 Will Russia’s War Spur Europe to Move on Green Energy? -
Foreign Policy Magazine11 March 2022 Germany Is Debating How Much to Suffer for Ukraine -
CNN Opinion27 February 2022 Bury it? Shoot it into space? Why scientists still can’t find a place for nuclear waste -
CNN Opinion23 February 2022 Good riddance Nord Stream 2. Now Europe has a golden opportunity -
The Nation9 February 2022 Don’t Sabotage the Climate Movement by Turning to Violence -
The Anthropocene27 January 2022 The case for co-locating offshore wind parks and nature reserves -
Energy Transition25 January 2022 Get Eastern Europe In On the Green Deal -
Energy Transition16 January 2022 Russia’s Climate New Strategy is All About Russia, not Climate Protection -
Energy Transition9 January 2022 How a Circular Economy Can Help Hit Climate Targets -
Foreign Policy6 January 2022 The Scandalous History of America’s Newest Media Baron -
Energy Transition9 December 2021 Scotland’s Independence Bid Can Be Green -
Foreign Policy2 December 2021 Hungary’s Strongman Is Running Scared -
Energy Transition blog28 October 2021 Beyond Copper: How Virtual Power Plants Make the Smart Grid Smarter -
Foreign Policy Magazine15 October 2021 There’s a Merkel-Sized Hole in European Conservatism -
Boston Review8 October 2021 The Circular Economy -
Yale 360 Environment30 September 2021 As the Climate Bakes, Turkey Faces a Future Without Water -
Energy Transition blog16 September 2021 Angry Weather: Attribution Bolsters Climate Science -
The Nation magazine14 June 2021 We Don’t Need Science Fiction to Avert Climate Catastrophe -
Yale Environment 36010 June 2021 Europe’s Drive to Slash Plastic Waste Moves Into High Gear -
Clean Energy Wire26 May 2021 Waste to Energy – Controversial power generation by incineration -
Clean Energy Wire26 May 2021 Waste to Energy – Controversial power generation by incineration -
Foreign Policy21 May 2021 Has the Coronavirus Disappeared Climate Politics? -
Foreign Policy21 May 2021 Has the Coronavirus Disappeared Climate Politics? -
Energy Transition21 May 2021 Poland’s Białowieża forest: an endangered carbon sink and biodiversity reserve -
Energy Transition blog6 May 2021 Germany’s High-Risk Clean-Energy Balancing Act -
Energy Transition Blog1 May 2021 World’s Smart Cities Show How They Do it Themselves -
Foreign Policy5 March 2021 Is Germany Making Too Much Renewable Energy? -
Balkan Insight4 February 2021 Long Shadow: How Romania’s Securitate Turned the Revolution into Riches -
International Politics & Society28 January 2021 US exceptionalism is dead, long live US exceptionalism -
Yale Environment 3606 January 2021 As Big Energy Gains, Can Europe’s Community Renewables Compete? -
Foreign Policy4 January 2021 No Gas, No War in the Mediterranean -
Energy Transition blog18 August 2020 Lunch with Mr. Energiewende: Rainer Baake is Back in Berlin -
Yale Environment 36026 May 2020 Will Floating Turbines Usher in a New Wave of Offshore Wind? -
Yale Environment 36026 May 2020 Will Floating Turbines Usher in a New Wave of Offshore Wind? -
Foreign Policy5 March 2020 Europe’s Morality Is Dying at the Greek Border -
Foreign Policy5 March 2020 Europe’s Morality Is Dying at the Greek Border -
Stanford Social Innovation Review.1 March 2019 Clean Energy by the People, for the People: The “energy rebels” of Schönau, Germany -
Foreign Policy10 February 2019 You Only Wish You Had Ukraine’s Democracy -
Hakai Magazine7 February 2019 Fire at Sea -
Global Energiewende28 January 2019 The Green New Deal is Back -
The Nation18 January 2019 These Parties Are Fighting for the Climate, Human Rights, and Immigrants—and They’re Winning -
Foreign Policy17 January 2019 Hungary Finally Has an Opposition Worth a Damn -
Stanford Social Innovation Review.1 January 2019 When History Lessons Aren’t Enough: NGO Aktion Courage -
Energy Transition26 December 2018 The Great Drought of 2018: Germany’s endless summer -
IPS19 December 2018 Far-Right Playbook: The leftist 1960s student movement is the European far right’s best frenemy -
CNN Commentary17 December 2018 Donald Trump is dismantling the West -
Foreign Policy14 December 2018 The Next Merkel? Not Quite -
Yale E36013 December 2018 Carbon Crossroads: Can Germany Revive Its Stalled Energy Transition? -
?Energy Transition blogpost13 November 2018 Will Freiburg go even greener -
Energy Transition13 November 2018 Norway’s stunning climate hypocrisy -
IPS31 October 2018 Review of ‘For a Left Populism,’ -
CNN Commentary30 October 2018 The hard right is going for Europe’s jugular -
The Nation25 October 2018 Populism’s Promise: Can Germany’s ‘Rise Up’ Unite the Democratic Masses? -
Energy Transition blogpost15 October 2018 Last exit 1.5°C Is Angela Merkel paying attention? -
Energy Transition blog13 October 2018 Urban mobility: Berlin’s mean -
Winter 2018, Stanford Social Innovation Review12 October 2018 Saving the Neighborhood: In the face of Berlin’s gentrification, tenants are asserting their rights -
Hakai Magazine19 September 2018 Guilt-Free on the Sea? How Norway is using oil and gas riches to engineer a future in emission-free seafaring -
CNN Commentary29 August 2018 Europe needs a clean break from America on security -
Energy Transition28 August 2018 Nord Stream 2 pipeline flies in the face of the Paris Accord -
Foreign Policy1 August 2018 Europe Has Criminalized Humanitarianism -
IPS7 July 2018 Review of Joschka Fischer’s The Decline of the West -
CNN Commentary23 June 2018 Europe is holding its breath as Merkel’s chancellorship hangs in the balance -
The Nation22 June 2018 Merkeldämmerung: The Transatlantic Right Has Germany’s Chancellor in Its Sights -
CNN Commentary13 June 2018 Trump aims to break EU apart -
Clean Energy Wire8 June 2018 How Germany is greening its growing freight sector to meet climate targets -
s outsmarted us again5 June 2018 How the Nordic countrie -
The Nation10 May 2018 The Nazis Among Us: Fatih Akin’s powerful new film about Germany -
New York Times9 May 2018 Germany’s Secret Labor Experiment -
Yale Environment 3608 May 2018 A Balkan Dam Boom Imperils Europe’s Wildest Rivers -
Globalization and its Discontents Revisited2 May 2018 Review of Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz’s -
Yale E36012 April 2018 End of the Road: Are Diesel Cars on the Way Out in Europe? -
The National UAE10 April 2018 ‘Globalization and its Discontents Revisited’: Joseph E Stiglitz on the state of the world -
CNN Commentary9 April 2018 Hungary is a beacon to Europe’s populist strongmen -
Foreign Policy19 March 2018 Germany’s Post-Merkel Power Fraus -
CNN Commentary2 March 2018 How Angela Merkel is preparing Germany for her grand exit -
Yale E36022 February 2018 Europe Takes First Steps in Electrifying World’s Shipping Fleets -
CNN Commentary14 February 2018 Elitist arrogance in Brussels could tear the EU apart -
CNN.com29 January 2018 Anti-Semitism is still alive in Germany 70 years after the Holocaust -
Foreignpolicy15 January 2018 Germany Doesn’t Have a Playbook for a Nazi-Sympathizing Opposition -
The Local20 December 2017 Farewell to the Berlin-Budapest night train: How the European sleeper service is dying -
CNN Commentary19 December 2017 Austria’s right-wing coalition could be a tipping point for Europe -
Foreign Policy18 December 2017 Portugal Has Emerged as Europe’s Booming Anti-Germany -
taz10 December 2017 Anarchie ist machbar, Herr Nachbar -
The Nation22 November 2017 Why Germany’s Electoral Predicament Is a Unique Opportunity -
Foreign Policy18 November 2017 Germany Has Plunged Into Unprecedented Political Chaos -
The Local.de16 November 2017 Why anarchist Silvio Meier is mourned 25 years after his murder by neo-Nazis -
The Atlantic16 November 2017 Poland and the Uncontrollable Fury of Europe’s Far Right -
The Atlantic15 November 2017 Poland and the Uncontrollable Fury of Europe’s Far-Right -
Foreign Policy13 November 2017 Germany is a Coal-Burning, Gas-Guzzling Climate Change Hypocrite -
taz8 November 2017 Wandel in der DDR: „Anarchie ist machbar, Herr Nachbar,“ -
Stanford Social Innovation Review1 November 2017 Saving the Neighborhood: Kotti & Co -
CNN Commentary15 October 2017 The Austrian elections should terrify Europeans -
IPS26 September 2017 East Germans and the far-right AfD -
Fooreign Policy25 September 2017 Meet the Lesbian Goldman Sachs Economist Who Just Led Germany’s Far Right to Victory -
Boston Review19 September 2017 The German Left Is Its Own Worst Enemy -
The Atlantic11 September 2017 The Rise and Fall of Leftist Populism in Germany -
CNN Commentary9 September 2017 Angela Merkel’s legacy hinges on mending Europe -
Foreign Policy6 September 2017 Angela Merkel Can’t Compete With a Serial Killer Nurse -
Foreign Policy31 August 2017 Angela Merkel is Hurting German Democracy -
The Nation28 August 2017 Germany’s Climate Activists Take Aim at Europe’s Largest Coal Industry -
IPS23 August 2017 Nord Stream 2: a climate-busting cash cow -
CNN Commentary25 July 2017 Why Germany has a Dirty Climate Secret -
CNN Commentary10 July 2017 Who is the Leader of the Free World? -
Boston Review6 July 2017 At G20, All Eyes in Germany -
Foreign Policy29 June 2017 Donald Trump Finally Found a German Thing he Likes -
Foreign Policy15 May 2017 France’s Europhile-in-Chief Is About to Meet a Berlin Wall -
The National11 May 2017 Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist -
IPG2 May 2017 Trump’s Foreign Policy is More than a Chaotic Mess -
Foreign Policy27 April 2017 Germany has an Arrogance Problem -
Foreign Policy27 April 2017 Erdogan’s Network of Muslim Cleric Spies -
YaleEnvironment3604 April 2017 With Norway in Lead, Europe Set for Surge in Electric Vehicles -
The National20 March 2017 The European Project Needs a Major Rethink -
Foreign Policy22 February 2017 The Only Thing That Can Beat Merkel Is Anti-Merke -
Foreign Policy16 February 2017 Can Europe Go on Like This? -
Foreign Affairs Online14 February 2017 Merkel’s Last Stand -
Boston Review7 February 2017 Scholars in Exile -
Foreign Policy31 January 2017 Angela Merkel Has a Playbook for Bullies Like Trump -
The National29 January 2017 The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Get ready for robots and more inequality -
The Nation4 January 2017 The Unholy Alliance of Europe’s Illiberals -
Foreign Policy Online20 December 2016 Berlin’s Zero Hour is Angela Merkel’s Too -
A grim economic forecast15 December 2016 Wolfgang Streeck’s How Will Capitalism End? -
Nov. 15, 2016, Foreign Policy Online.15 November 2016 The Dawn of Pax Germanica -
IPG7 November 2016 Treffer ins Weiße: Sollte Hillary Clinton die Wahl verlieren, hat sie sich das selbst zuzuschreiben -
The National5 November 2016 How the German people ushered in a green energy revolution -
New York Times2 November 2016 A Guide to Getting a Bachelor’s Degree Abroad -
The Nation30 October 2016 Iceland’s Radical Pirates Party Just Might Win the National Election -
IPG25 October 2016 Banker hinter Gitter, Piraten ins Parlament -
Taz10 October 2016 Das Gesicht der Piraten in Island: Eigensinnig und ganz weit vorne -
The Atlantic Online14 September 2016 The Political Price of Merkel’s Refugee Policy -
New York Times16 August 2016 he E.U. Is in Crisis. Two Economists Disagree on Why -
Foreign Policy Online21 July 2016 Axe-wielding Terrorist and Germany’s Stiff Upper Lippe -
Foreign Policy27 June 2016 Angela Merkel Doesn’t Have a Brexit Plan, Either -
transportation19 May 2016 Car giant Germany struggles to ignite Energiewende -
Foreign Policy Online19 May 2016 Putch with a Pretty Face -
Foreign Policy Online3 May 2016 Croatia is Weaponizing its Past -
Clean Energy Wire3 February 2016 The role of biofuel and hydrogen in Germany’s transport Energiewende -
Al Jazeera America14 December 2015 Bosnia’s Impaired Peace may Not Last -
Foreign Policy Online22 October 2015 Nothing Can Take Merkel Down–Except 800,000 Refugees -
Al Jazeera America5 October 2015 VW Has Run Out of Ideas -
Al Jazeera America17 September 2015 The Climate Wars are Coming — and More Refugees with them -
Foreign Policy Online10 September 2015 The Stunning Hypocracy of Mitteleuropa -
Al Jazeera America8 September 2015 EU needs united response to refugee crisis -
Al Jazeera America18 August 2015 What the US can learn from Germany’s Energiewende -
Foreign Policy Online21 July 2015 The Man Behind the Iron Chancellor -
Al Jazeera America23 June 2015 Europe Needs a More Perfect Union -
Clean Energy Wire10 June 2015 The History of the Energiewende: The First Four Decades -
Al Jazeera America11 April 2015 Baltic Russians Could be the Next Pawns in New Cold War -
Clean Energy Wire30 March 2015 Where the Energiewende Creates Jobs -
Al Jazeera America23 March 2015 The Climate Wars are Upon Us -
Al Jazeera America16 March 2015 Cold War 2.0 Bodes Ill for Europe -
The Nation12 March 2015 Letter From Berlin: Why Are the Germans So Hellbent on Austerity? -
Al jazeera America9 March 2015 In Europe, Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia Go Hand in Hand -
European Energy Review22 January 2015 Europe Blows Away Wind Power Records -
The Intercept21 January 2015 Europe Considers Surveillance Expansion After Deadly Attacks -
Foreign Affairs13 January 2015 Pegida Marches On -
Al Jazeera America8 January 2015 Don’t let extremists curtail European democracy -
Al Jazeera America5 January 2015 Germany’s Islamophobes: A social movement or flash mob? -
Al Jazeera America8 December 2014 A Change Romania Can Believe In -
Renewable Energy World3 December 2014 German Fossil Fuel Giant Jumps on Renewables Bandwagon -
Al Jazeera America1 December 2014 Europe’s Burghers Need a Republic -
IP-Journal19 November 2014 Energiewende Art? Energiewende Art! -
Clean Energy Wire19 November 2014 Homes for the Energiewende -
Al Jazeera America17 November 2014 Brave little Denmark leads war against coal -
Clean Energy wire9 November 2014 Energy transition becomes a tourist attraction -
Berlin Welcomes Back the Trabant, if Only for a Day9 November 2014 WT.nav=bottom-well -
Foreign Policy Online8 November 2014 8 Things that were Better in East Germany -
Al Jazeera America8 November 2014 Differences Persist Between East and West Germany -
Boston Review4 November 2014 Zero Hour: The First Days of the New Berlin -
Foreign Affairs Online2 November 2014 Germany’s Polite Populists -
Foreign Policy Online1 November 2014 Germany’s Small-Batch, Artisanal Energy -
Renewable Energy World30 October 2014 German Experts Lock Horns over Storage -
Al Jazeera America19 October 2014 The Case for a Europe of Regions -
Al Jazeera America3 October 2014 Can Germany’s Energy Model Save the World? -
Renewable Energy World2 October 2014 Is Distributed Energy Storage the Energiewende’s Missing Link? -
Al Jazeera America5 September 2014 Will Europe go to war in Ukraine? -
University of Kentucky Press22 July 2014 Interview with German President Joachim Gauck on the film The Lives of Others -
New York Times/Chronicle of Higher Education29 June 2014 Belarus’s University in Exile Looks to the West -
New York Times/Chronicle of Higher Education22 June 2014 World War I Conference in Sarajevo Divides Scholars -
Al Jazeera America16 June 2014 The West doesn’t need nuclear for energy independence -
Al Jazeera America6 June 2014 Will the Curse of Oil Drag Down Vladimir Putin? -
Renewable Energy World2 June 2014 German Energy Reforms Spell Trouble for Small Renewable-Energy Producers -
Al Jazeera America29 May 2014 Rise of Anti-EU Parties Sounds Alarm for Brussels’ Future -
Al Jazeera America24 May 2014 May 25 is a day of reckoning for all of Europe -
Foreign Policy Online16 May 2014 Merkel in the Middle -
New York Times/Chronicle of Higher Education11 May 2014 Germany Taps Univesities in its Clean Energy Push -
Al Jazeera America6 May 2014 The EU’s Success Story in Central Europe -
European Energy Review21 April 2014 Break Russia’s Gas Stranglehold with Energy Efficiency -
Boston Review21 April 2014 Can Vladimir Putin Upend Democracy in Europe? -
Chronicle of Higher Education15 April 2014 Academic Values Often Give Way as Universities Expand Overseas Programs -
Al Jazeera America9 April 2014 The Government Hungarians Deserve -
IP-Journal8 April 2014 Springer Without Borders -
European Energy Review25 March 2014 Little Lithuania Between Scylla and Charybdis: Who pays the highest price for gas in all of Europe? -
The Globalist20 March 2014 To Deal With Russia, Germany Needs Renewables -
Foreign Policy15 March 2014 Avoiding Srebrenica Redux: Twenty years ago, the United States and Europe failed the people of Bosnia. Here’s how they can do better this time in Ukraine -
Foreign Policy5 March 2014 Angie the Good Cop: Why Germany can’t afford to get tough on Russia -
Chronicle of Higher Education24 February 2014 Release of Heidegger’s ‘Black Notebooks’ Reignites Debate Over Nazi Ideology -
Chronicle of Higher Education9 January 2014 Exposing a Corporate Trend in Higher Education in Germany -
European Energy Review6 January 2014 Is the Western Balkans the new Desertec? -
Chronicle of Higher Education/International New York Times8 December 2013 A Scholar Is Back Home and Defiant in Hungary -
European Energy Review4 December 2013 Robert Habeck: Germany’s First and Only Minister for the Energiewende -
Qantara2 December 2013 Trend towards ‘Individual Jihad’ in Germany -
European Energy Review18 November 2013 The steps ahead for Germany’s clean energy shift. Energiewende: from Wunderkind to Troubled Adolescent -
Foreign Affairs26 September 2013 Power Hungry: Will Angela Merkel Complete Germany’s Energy Revolution? -
Foreign Policy18 September 2013 Angie the Revolutionary: How Angela Merkel is Changing Europe Forever -
European Energy Review16 September 2013 In Germany’s election campaign, the Energiewende is a sideshow -
The National13 September 2013 What an almost certain third term for Angela Merkel will mean for Europe and the eurozone -
IP-Journal5 September 2013 The Good German: The VW Beetle’s astounding travels across a century -
Internatioanle Politik1 September 2013 Die Wende in Worte fassen: Wie erklären wir’s den Nachbarn? Neue Bücher zur Energiepolitik -
New York Times23 August 2013 Stopped Cold, Mercedes Sales Blocked in France -
New York Times23 August 2013 In Greece, ‘Academic Hostages’ Wait Years for Jobs -
European Energy Review11 July 2013 Germany’s Halting Energiewende -
taz7 July 2013 Energiehardliner in der Union stecken in der Vergangenheit fest: Merkels Sargnagel -
IP-Journal6 June 2013 In War Time, “Adopt a Revolution” Plans for a Postwar Syria: A Berlin-based nonprofit supports Syrian civil society groups -
Chronicle of Higher Education20 May 2013 Liberal Theology Professor Faces Off Against Germany’s Conservative Muslims -
New York Times26 April 2013 From Holland, Bright Ideas for Highways -
New York Times26 April 2013 Where ‘Share the Road’ is Taken Literally -
European Energy Review22 April 2013 Profile: Jochen Homann, Marathon Man for the Energiewende -
European Energy Review6 April 2013 Germany’s Conservative Struggle with the Clean Energy Transition -
taz25 March 2013 Merkels Sargnagel -
German Energy Transition9 March 2013 EU: Don’t Cut the Smart Grid Money! -
The National7 March 2013 Solidarity Group in Berlin Urges Non-Violence in Syria -
Chronicle of Higher Education6 March 2013 High-Profile Plagiarism Cases Provoke Soul Searching in Germany -
European Energy Review2 March 2013 Germany’s Energiewende: An Analyst Returns Fire in the War of Words -
Renewable Energy World14 February 2013 Onshore Wind Drives Germany’s Renewables Revolution, but Is It Too Much of a Good Thing? -
European Energy Review14 January 2013 Biofuels under Attack: Germany’s Best Practice Certification to the Rescue -
IP Journal12 January 2013 Boom Year 2012 Defies Nay-Sayers -
European Energy Review18 December 2012 Germany’s Little Energy Co-ops Make a Big Splash -
Taz13 December 2012 Mit dem Rad in ein Roma-Slum: Aufgeklärter Armutsporno? -
European Energy Review29 November 2012 Will Desertec ever move from Power Point to Power Plant? -
AOL Energy28 November 2012 Can Europe Step up at Doha? -
The Chronicle of Higher Education19 November 2012 Europe May be Hurting, But EU Studies is Going Strong -
The Chronicle of Higher Education19 November 2012 Romani Studies, too is Thriving -
Die Zeit15 November 2012 The Energiewende -
European Energy Review9 November 2012 Germans and Central Europeans Lock Horns over Energy -
The National30 October 2012 Postwar can be the Trickier Battle -
Atlantic Times28 October 2012 The Discreet Charm of Mr. Obama -
Book Review in The National25 October 2012 Ending Wars Well -
European Energy Review23 October 2012 What Germany can learn from the Nordic Energiewende -
European Energy Review19 September 2012 Germany’s Offshore Wind Industry Sees Sun Behind Clouds -
taz5 September 2012 König der Drohnen -
E-The Environmental Magazine1 September 2012 Germany’s Renewable Energy Gamble -
The Nation1 September 2012 The Obamians: How Hope and Change Got Sidelined -
Die Tageszeitung20 August 2012 Ein deuscher Sonderweg -
The National14 August 2012 The Battle for the Arab Spring -
IP-Journal3 August 2012 Bioenergy? Not So Fast -
Devex3 July 2012 Green Jobs Boom: Myth or Reality -
The Chronicle of Higher Education1 July 2012 Defusing Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf -
Boston Review28 June 2012 Serbia’ Brokeback Mountain: Srdjan Dragojevic’s The Parade -
European Energy Review21 June 2012 Free to Choose: Germans Remake Their Energy Market from Below -
Devex3 May 2012 Niebel’s Potholed Autobahn to Africa -
Foreign Policy21 April 2012 He’s Not Alone -
European Energy Review19 April 2012 Germany’s Stalled Energy Transition -
New York Times13 April 2012 Homegrown Power for Auto Plants -
Heinrich Böll Foundation Policy Paper1 April 2012 Angst or Arithmetic: Why Germans are so Skeptical about Nuclear Power -
The Chronicle of Higher Education4 March 2012 Can Germany Help Central Europe Confront its Dark Past? -
The Nation27 February 2012 Nuclear Power? Germany Says ‘Nein Danke’ -
Internationale Politik1 February 2012 Going Renewable: Germany’s Energy Revolution from the Inside Out -
The New York Times6 January 2012 GreenTech At Risk, the Core of a Car’s Identity -
Foreign Policy9 December 2011 The Merkelization of Europe -
The European Voice25 November 2011 Norbert Röttgen: Green-Tinted Conservative -
OpenDemocracy20 November 2011 The Arab Revolution: “We have a lot to learn from them,” -
The National18 November 2011 Why Europe’s beautiful project is in peril -
Die Tageszeitung7 September 2011 Aura der Unbesiegbarkeit ist futsch -
Washington Monthly1 September 2011 Heart of Dunkelheit: Germany’s Other Genocide -
Internationale Politik1 September 2011 An October Still with Us: The RAF Ten Years After 9/11 -
The Progressive1 August 2011 Atomkraft? Nein danke! -
The New York Times31 July 2011 Europe’s Incentive Plans for Spurring E.V. Sales -
OpenDemocracy26 July 2011 Germany’s Nuclear Endgame: The Lessons -
The New Republic18 July 2011 Angela Merkel: What Explains Her Unexpected Position on Libya? -
Chronicle of Higher Education18 July 2011 Educating Imams in Germany: The Battle for a European Islam -
The European Voice2 July 2011 Enzensberger on Europe -
Boston Review1 July 2011 On the March: Hungary’s Ascendant Right Wing -
The European Voice1 June 2011 Democrat Doctor: Portrait of Philipp Rösler -
Global Post1 June 2011 Inside Hungary’s anti-Semitic Right-Wing -
The Nation29 May 2011 The Arrest of Ratko Mladic: A Victory for the EU -
The Nation24 May 2011 Central Europe’s Right-Wing Populism -
The European Voice3 May 2011 Fischer’s Red-Green Memoirs -
The Nation magazine26 April 2011 Europe’s Rising Islamophobia -
Foriegn Policy1 March 2011 Green is the New Black -
European Voice24 February 2011 The Resistible Rise of Viktor Orban -
Freitag20 February 2011 Ein aufhaltbarer Aufstieg -
National Catholic Reporter14 February 2011 Uprising in German Catholic Church -
The European Voice30 January 2011 Thomas de Maiziere: Light-touch Sheriff -
National Catholic Reporter14 January 2011 German Catholics Turn Backs on Church -
Die Tageszeitung12 January 2011 Sonderschulen für Roma-Kinder -
The European Voice2 July 2010 Angela’s Ashes -
dw-world.de30 May 2010 A radio feature for Deutsche Welle: Hungary’s shift to the right is bad news for the country’s Roma, Inside Europe -
dw-world.de30 May 2010 A TV panel discussion on Afghanistan: A New Strategy for Afghanistan – An Unwinnable War? -
Foreign Policy1 January 2010 The Pope and the Chancellor -
The Nation23 November 2009 Letter from Berlin: Twenty Years After -
Spiegel International4 June 2009 Rethinking US-Europe Relations: Is the EU Better for Obama than NATO?