Dear friends of Regensburg IP,
Following my research semester over the summer, I’m back and raring to go, and I’d like to warmly invite you to our guest lectures at the University of Regensburg this winter term. The events are open to the public; I’ll be chatting with the guests, followed by time for your questions.
Cheers, Stephan Bierling
Here are the key details (unless otherwise stated, always on Tuesdays from 4 pm to 6 pm in the H24/Vielberth Building):
22 October
Europe – on its own?
Dr Anton Hofreiter, Member of the German Bundestag · Alliance 90/The Greens · Chair of the Committee on European Affairs
THURSDAY · 4–6 pm · AUDIMAX (H1)
27 October
A World Power in Decline? The US Ahead of the Mid-Term Elections
Prof. Dr Gerlinde Groitl · live from the USA via Zoom (link via GRIPS or by email to Maximilian.Guggenthaler(at)stud.uni-regensburg.de (opens your email program))
10 November
The implications of the US mid-term elections for Trump, the US and the world
Panel discussion with Prof. Dr Volker Depkat · Lisa-Marie Geltinger, M.A. · Prof. Dr Stephan Bierling (joint event with the Thomas Dehler Foundation and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation)
17 November
Iran the winner? Why Tehran is in a better position than expected after the war
Lisa-Marie Geltinger, M.A.
1 December
Balkan strongmen – how Orbán fell, how Magyar governs and how Vučić is
hold on to power
Andreas Bachmann · ARD Bureau Chief for South-Eastern Europe
(supported by the Thomas Dehler/Friedrich Naumann Foundation)
8 December
Escalation – the conflict in the Middle East and the upheaval of the world order?
Book launch
Shahrzad Eden Osterer, journalist, Richard C. Schneider, former ARD studio manager in Tel Aviv
(supported by the Thomas Dehler/Friedrich Naumann Foundation)
15 December
Tomorrow I’m going shopping, if the market’s still open. Life and Survival in the Congo
Book launch
Judith Raupp, journalist and trainer
(sponsored by C.H. Beck Publishers)
19 January
Diplomacy in a World in Turmoil
Helga Schmid · Leading German diplomat and Co-Chair of the Munich Security Conference
2 February
What do we want, what can we do? Germany’s role in international security policy
Book launch