In the Media

Prof. Dr. Jannis Bischof, professor of accounting, comments on challenges for businesses during Trump's second presidency in an article from Forbes magazine.

In an interview with the Daily Mail and The Independent, political scientist Dr. Constantin Wurthmann explains what impact the upcoming general election could have on the rights of the LGBTQ+ community in Germany.

In a Euronews article, Arthur Seibold, Assistant Professor of Public Economics, explains that the type of occupation plays an important role in determining whether people work into old age.

Marketing professor Florian Stahl explains in an article in The Guardian that the dynamic pricing model ‘surge pricing’ will also permeate areas such as the energy sector and festivals.

In a Euronews article, Prof. Carmela Aprea talks about the importance of financial education for children and why it should start at a young age.

Matthias Meier, Assistant Professor of Economics, speaks in a Euronews article about the restriction of credit for companies due to economic downturn and uncertainty in Germany.

In an interview with France 24, Thomas Koenig, professor of political science, discusses the elections in East Germany and the causes of the shift to the right.

The topic of sustainability has been on people's minds not just for the last few decades, but since the Middle Ages. This is shown by the book “The Green Ages” by historian Prof. Dr. Annette Kehnel, which is discussed in a review on the website of The Telegraph.

The EU Parliament wants to take tougher action against companies like Apple, Meta and Amazon with the help of the Digital Markets Act. Economics professor Martin Peitz participated in a discussion regarding the implementation of the law at the EU Parliament. (Between 10:20 a.m. and 10:37 a.m)

Jochen Taupitz, expert on health law and medical ethics at the University of Mannheim, comments in an article by Deutsche Welle on the access to reproductive medicine, which has long been available in many other countries.