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SUMMARY:The COVID pandemic in the UK and Germany: comparing responses
DESCRIPTION:COVID-19 has had a far-reaching impact on public health\, the economy\, politics\, and society. Globally\, countries are still learning to deal with and control the pandemic. \nAt this BGA event\, Professor Matthew Flinders and Professor Anna Holzscheiter will examine the UK’s and Germany’s comparative responses to the COVID crisis. The discussion will be chaired by Stefanie Bolzen. \nProfessor Flinders is Professor of Politics and Founding Director of the Sir Bernard Crick Centre for the Public Understanding of Politics. He is also President of the Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom and a board member of the Academy of Social Sciences. \nProfessor Holzscheiter is Chair of Political Science with a focus on International Politics at the TU Dresden. Parallel to her professorship at the TU Dresden she heads the research group ‘Governance for Global Health’ at the Social Science Research Centre Berlin (WZB). \nStefanie Bolzen is the UK and Ireland Correspondent for German WELT and Sunday edition WELT am Sonntag. Until 2013\, she worked as WELT’s Europe Correspondent in Brussels\, covering EU and NATO affairs. \nYou can watch the event video here: \n \n 
URL:https://britishgermanassociation.org/event/the-covid-pandemic-in-the-uk-and-germany-comparing-responses/
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SUMMARY:The House by the Lake: Thomas Harding in conversation with Nick Viner
DESCRIPTION:Join the BGA for a discussion between bestselling author Thomas Harding and Chair of the Jewish Museum London Nick Viner to mark the publication of the picture book adaptation of Harding’s Costa-shortlisted biography\, The House by the Lake. \nThe House by the Lake tells the astonishing true story of a wooden cottage on the shore of a lake on the outskirts of Berlin. Over the course of a century\, this little house played host to a loving Jewish family\, a renowned Nazi composer\, wartime refugees and a Stasi informant; in that time\, a world war came and went\, and the Berlin Wall was built a stone’s throw from the cottage’s back door. \nThomas Harding is a bestselling author and journalist who has written for the Financial Times\, The Sunday Times (London)\, The Washington Post\, and The Guardian\, among other publications. He cofounded a television station in Oxford and for many years was an award-winning documentary maker. He also ran a local newspaper in West Virginia\, winning the West Virginia Association of Justice’s Journalist of the Year Award\, before moving back to England in 2011\, where he lives with his family. \nNick Viner is Chair of the Jewish Museum London and Founder and Director of Circle Sq.\, a destination for interesting and dynamic people over 50. After many years working as a senior partner of The Boston Consulting Group\, Nick moved into the non-profit sector\, setting up\, building and leading JW3\, a ground-breaking\, community and cultural centre in North London that brings together a quarter of a million people every year. \nThere will be an opportunity to ask questions of the speakers after the discussion. \nYou can watch the event video here: \nhttps://vimeo.com/486039844/8c5f4142c8
URL:https://britishgermanassociation.org/event/the-house-by-the-lake-thomas-harding-in-conversation-with-nick-viner/
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