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SUMMARY:Science Café: Germany and Central Europe – Geopolitics of an Uneasy Relationship
DESCRIPTION:Czech political scientist Jakub Eberle shares some interesting views on Germany and German foreign policy. In his work he focuses on interpretations of Germany's power and identity with a special emphasis on the central-European perspective. He describes Germany as a key European power but also the role of single federal states like Bavaria or Saxony.Jakub Eberle studied at the University of Warwick and the University of St Andrews and attended several fellowships at the Freie Universität Berlin. Currently he works at the Institute of International Relations Prague.Science Café is a series of popular science presentations and talks by the best Czech scientists of today. It is organized by the Czech Centre Berlin\, the Czexperts Network and the Neuron Foundation\, Prague. Each year the Neuron Foundation gives out the Neuron Impulse grants to outstanding basic research projects and celebrates the best scientists with the Neuron Awards.The event will be held in English and German.Admission free
URL:http://berlin.czechcentres.cz/programm/event-details/science-cafe-germany-and-central-europe/
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