In the Media

In an interview with El País, Political Scientist Prof. Dr. Tomas König not only explains the differences between Merkel and Merz but also discusses how her political style is currently viewed, four years after leaving office.

In an article from The Guardian, Prof. Dr. Sabine Sonnentag speaks about optimal recovery from work and the relationship between psychological detachment and job performance.

In an article by euronews, Prof. Dr. Bernhard Ebbinghaus shows which countries are the most generous when it comes to public spending and among others, takes Ireland as an example, whose low share is mainly due to its young population structure and GDP distortion by international companies.

In an article form Deutsche Welle, Dr. Constantin Wurthmann speaks about different ways of dealing with far-right parties in Germany.

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.