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What Chancellor Merkel’s coronavirus strategy can teach us about political leadership

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January

What Chancellor Merkel’s coronavirus strategy can teach us about political leadership

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Michelangelo Vercesi The peculiarities of Germany’s first response to the pandemic

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“I need you, but you’re not welcome”: how the occupational inclusion of migrants in Europe has changed after the crisis

Debt, GDP, and SGP: who is in charge between the Council and the Commission

When it comes to religion in Eastern Europe, the Berlin Wall never came down

Does the euro make us feel more European?

Why it is hard (if not impossible) to abolish the Council of State

How citizens see political parties

Discipline, intolerance, and (oscillating) institutional confidence during the pandemic: public opinion in the time of COVID-19

Flourishing landscapes: resentment and the upsurge of radical right-wing populism in eastern Germany

Migrants, 3 out of 4 know someone dead during the backway journey but try it anyway: "Supernatural beliefs make people take risks"

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