News from the Jacques Delors Centre

Podcast EU to go – Backlash or green light? What voters want in terms of climate policy

In this episode of the EU to go podcast, Jannik Jansen and Nils Redeker present the results of their recently published survey on the climate policy preferences of European voters in conversation Thu Nguyen.

Jannik Jansen and Nils Redeker present EU voters' climate preferences in Der Spiegel

The green backlash is a myth - climate policy just has to be done right, a new survey finds

Meet Mark Dawson, Co-Director of the Jacques Delors Centre at the Hertie School

The European Law and Governance Professor talks about the EU’s strategic position in the world, EU enlargement and euroscepticism.

Podcast EU to go – Sealing off or recruiting: The European migration dilemma

In the fortieth episode of the EU to go podcast, Thu Nguyen is joined by migration researcher Judith Kohlenberger and Lucas Rasche, expert on migration, refugees and human rights, to look at the tension between the EU's isolation strategy and the shortage of skilled workers.

Call for applications: Henrik Enderlein Fellowship

For the third year in a row, the Hertie School is looking for policymakers and researchers to work on challenges of the European Union.

Call for submissions: Henrik Enderlein Prize awarded for outstanding research on the future of Europe

The Franco-German research prize will be given to exceptional scholars under 40 whose work contributes to solving the future challenges of Europe.

Anke Hassel appointed Fellow Economist for 2024 by European Commission

The Professor of Public Policy and former Co-Director of the Jacques Delors Centre is one of ten experts to advise the DG GROW on industrial, trade and innovation policy.

Podcast EU to go - Europe in the super election year - What to expect?

In the thirty-ninth episode of the EU to go podcast, Thu Nguyen and Johannes Lindner look at Europe in the super election year 2024. They analyse what's still on the agenda before the European election in June 2024, how the predicted shift to the right in EU can be confronted and what will happen in Brussels after the election.

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“The unity of the EU is more important than ever”

During his visit to the Hertie School, Irish Deputy Minister Micheál Martin spoke about Jacques Delors, European Union enlargement, and upcoming European Union elections.

Johannes Lindner and Sylvie Matelly honour Jacques Delors and Wolfgang Schäuble on the 20th Franco-German Day

A joint newsletter by the Jacques Delors Centre and the Institut Jacques Delors

Doomed to succeed: Cornelia Woll and Yann Wernert discuss the new French government in joint Handelsblatt and Tagesspiegel op-ed

“If Emmanuel Macron does not want to become a lame duck, it must be clear where he wants to go,” the Hertie School President and the Policy Fellow at the Jacques Delors Centre write.

Pascal Lamy on the Enduring Legacy of Jacques Delors

In a tribute to Jacques Delors, Pascal Lamy reflects on the intellectual foundations, pragmatic methods and personal leadership style that shaped a decade of European integration — and continue to offer guidance for Europe’s future.