Berlin
Do. 31.08.2017, 18:30 bis 20:00
Vortrag
Fragility and resilience: What can save Europe from itself?
Opening of the academic year 2017/18
Hertie School of Govenance | Forum
Friedrichstraße 180
10117 Berlin
Berlin Brandenburg
Beschreibung:
Die Hertie School Of Governance lädt zur Eröffnungsveranstaltung des neuen akademischen Jahres. Die Vorlesung zum Thema "Zerbrechlichkeit und Widerstandsfähigkeit: Was kann Europa vor sich selbst retten?" soll das neue akademische Jahr einleiten, neue und wiederkehrende Studierende willkommen heißen und einen Impuls für die politikwissenschaftliche Gemeinschaft in Berlin bieten.
Veranstaltung auf Englisch:
What political, economic, and social future lies ahead if the European Union begins to disintegrate? With far-right, nationalist parties on the rise across the continent and the United Kingdom planning for Brexit, worries about the future of the EU have turned from abstract to very real. In his lecture, Bulgarian thinker and writer Ivan Krastev reflects on the problems the EU faces on many fronts, from the recent migration crisis to the spread of right-wing populism, and offers his ideas about how Europe can bolster its resilience – and what will happen if it does not.
The lecture by Ivan Krastev marks the official opening of the academic year to welcome all incoming and returning students at the Hertie School. It also serves as an intellectual impulse for the public policy community in Berlin. On this occasion, Hertie School President Helmut K. Anheier will award the first Dr. Michael Endres Prize, honouring outstanding academic personalities in the school's fields of research.
