Johannes von Moltke is Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, as well as Film, Television, and Media, at the University of Michigan. In his series of talks at UW–Madison (February 25-27, 2025), Professor von Moltke examined …
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The 2025 German Elections: What Happened? What’s next? A Discussion with Professors Klocke, Ringe, and Copelovitch
On March 4, experts in political science and European studies reflected on the election results and their implications for Germany, Europe, and transatlantic relations. Professor Mark Copelovitch, Professor Sonja Klocke, and Professor Nils Ringe explored …
“Cultures in Motion: Migration, Exile, and Refuge”
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Menzie Chinn and Mark Copelovitch, “Opinion: Economy would grow under Harris. Under Trump, expect higher prices and debt”
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