Previous EventsDecember
Report launch and conference at the WZB in Berlin investigating employment growth and restructuring in Germany and the UK. The event was hosted by WZB, whose Director Professor Kocka gave an opening address. The event featured eminent experts from both countries in addition to the authors of the AGF Report. Date: 12 December 2005
November
Berlin Lunchtime Meeting Although the negotiation process for Turkish EU membership has now been started, great uncertainties about the membership still prevail. Moreover, the public opinion towards Turkey's membership is currently rather skeptical in many member states. Professor Widgrén's talk addressed these issues. He discussed the economic effects of Turkish membership as well as Turkey's impact on EU institutions, budget and the nature of the Union beyond membership of 27. Date: 30 November 2005
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Aviation This one-day conference in London organised by the Economics for the Environment Consultancy Ltd (eftec) and Green Budget Germany (FOS) aimed to evaluate alternative policy options for the reduction of GHG emissions from aviation within the context of booming low-cost airlines, airport expansion and construction, unprecedented growth in flight numbers and increased air traffic congestion. Date: 21 November 2005
October 2005
The Greying of the Labour Market: The employment of older workers has moved up the policy agenda in recent years . This was an expert roundtable at 34 Belgrave Square in London to discuss the the challenges and best practice arising from this topic. The discussion built on the Anglo-German Foundation report “ The Greying of the Labour Market: What can Britain and Germany learn from each other?” Date: 27 October 2005
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Aviation As aviation is the fastest growing source of GHG transport emissions in the European Union, the issue of how to reduce emissions from aviation is of considerable urgency. In particular Germany and Great Britain strengthen this topic on the international agenda, but with partially different economic instruments like cerosine taxes, ticket duties or emission trading. The conference in London aims to evaluate alternative policy options for the reduction of aviation emissions within the context of booming low-cost airlines, unprecedented growth in flight numbers, airport expansion and construction, and increased air traffic congestion. Date: 21 November 2005
Berlin Lunchtime Meeting The deficiencies of Hartz IV are described, and changes are suggested for transforming the current job reduction program into a policy-structured, simple and powerful model for the reduction of unemployment. Date: 26 October 2005
September
Report Launch in London: In recent years, the UK has benefited enormously from migrant labour, legal and illegal. The same is true in many other EU states, yet public opinion is still cautious at best, hostile at worst about immigration. A major new report published by the Anglo-German Foundation assesses the looming conflict between the need for labour migration to developed European economies and the increasingly negative public view of immigration. Date: 27 September 2005
August
There is a growing tension around labour migration policy in both Germany and Britain. The economic goal is to fill gaps in the labour market and ensure economic competitiveness; the socio-political goal is to meet public concern about the impact of migration. Having examined the reasons and extent of the demand for labour migration in each country, the authors present their study that investigates why there is public resistance, what forms it takes, and how it differs from anti-immigrant sentiment. Date: 25 August 2005
July
Trade Union Congress: Law at Work Date: 5 July 2005
Pesticide Reduction Programmes in Germany and the UK: Conference in Hamburg. June
A two-day conference in London designed to examine how different varieties of capitalism respond when faced with pressures for change: the new macro-economic regime resulting from EMU, supra-national regulation under the EU Single Market Programme, the accession of Eastern European economies, globalization, and domestic demographic and economic pressures. Date: 3-4 June 2005
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting Immigration, Jobs
and Wages: Theory, Evidence and Opinion The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 29 June 2005
May
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting Income
Taxation in Germany: Trajectory and Perspectives The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 25 May 2005
Modernizing Britain: The Impact of New Labour Annual Meeting of the German Association for the Study of British History and Politics (Arbeitskreis Deutsche Englandforschung) in Mühlheim. The conference analysed two parliamentary terms of the Labour Government from the point of view of British and German Scientists. They were measured against proposed modernisation strategies. By invitation only. Date: 6-7 May 2005
April
Germany's
Economic Performance: From Unification to Euroisation Date: 29-30 April 2005
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 26 April 2005 "Die glückliche Gesellschaft" Richard Layard argues that economic growth does not automatically increase social harmony and that - in contrast - taxes can help improve the work-life balance of citizens and thus increase the overall wellbeing in a society. Governments should consider promoting a healthier philosophy of life that teaches new generations to distinguish between a hedonistic addiction to superficial pleasures and real happiness. His arguments have stimulated a wide-ranging debate in Britain and are sure to do the same in Germany. The event took place in Berlin. Date: 13 April 2005
Reinventing the Public Employment Service: A one-day conference in London at the Foundation’s premises on the reform of the public employment assistance regimes in Britain and Germany. Date: 8 April 2005 March
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 30 March 2005
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. 2 March 2005
January
The Berlin Lunchtime Meeting The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 26 January 2005 November 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: These workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies will bring together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Date: 10 November 2004
October 2004
Employment and Social Policies for an Ageing Society This conference in London at the Anglo-German Foundation's premises aimed to faciliate a high profile discussion of the key policy issues outlined in the AGF report on “Ageing and Social Policy: Britain and Germany Compared”. Leading experts from each country discussed the five following topics: Work and employment; Income, poverty and wealth; Health and health care; Long-term care; and Societal and political participation. Date: 28-29 October 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: These workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Date: 28 October 2004
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 26 October 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: These workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Date: 14 October 2004
The enterprising university The seminar in Berlin addressed the issue of how universities can be encouraged to be more enterprising and what cultural and organisational changes are necessary to facilitate such an approach. The seminar was a joint effort between the British Council, The German Donors' Association (Stifterverband) and the Anglo-German Foundation. Date: 8-9 October 2004
September 2004 During this seminar in Magdeburg - organized
by the University for Applied Sciences Magdeburg-Stendal - experts in the
field discussed substantially different Date: 21 September 2004 The Politics of Economic Reform in Germany A research workshop in Cardiff with the School of European Studies at Cardiff University that brought together senior and young scholars to examine the politics of economic reform in Germany in its comparative European, historical and structural contexts. Date: 16 September 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: These workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Date: 8 September 2004 August 2004
44. Jung-Königswinter Konferenz A week-long conference organised by the Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft in Berlin for 25 British and 25 German participants, aged between 25 and 30, which provided a forum for exchanging opinions and ideas, and increasing understanding of the political, social and cultural problems facing both countries. For a detailed programme please click here Date: 20-25 August 2004
July 2004
Britain as a Model of Modern Society? German views During the 19th and 20 th century the Germans had a continuous perception of Great Britain (or England) which covered many areas and was used for many purposes. One of the primary aims of this international conference in Berlin - in association with the Großbritannien-Zentrum/Berlin and the Zentrum für vergleichende Geschichte Europas/Berlin - was therefore to mediate an overview of this perception and to identify general trends and blind spots within it. For a detailed programme please click here Date: 9-11 July 2004
Wage Inequality, Technology and Institutions This workshop in Bonn in association with the Institute for the Study of Labour examined the reasons for the substantial differences across Anglo-Saxon and continental European countries in terms of wage inequality. It brought together leading international researchers to discuss the most recent theoretical and empirical advances in this research area. For a detailed programme please click here Date: 2-3 July 2004
June 2004
The main objectives of this conference in Berlin - organised by the Green Budget Germany, the Heinrich-Böll Foundation and the Anglo-German Foundation - was the comparison of the different features of the recently introduced eco tax/climate change levy in Germany and the United Kingdom for the business sector, the communication of tax effects, and the consideration of possible approaches for better EU-wide coordination. Date: 25 June 2004
European experts met at this workshop in Wuppertal with the aim to consider the latest thinking about regional production and consumption of food products and its links with transport and urban/regional planning. The purpose was to create very practical approaches to reducing freight movement and greenhouse gases whilst improving regional sourcing of high quality food products. Date: 21 June 2004
Work-Life Balance: Britain and Germany compared This workshop in Berlin - organised by the
The Anglo-German Foundation (AGF) Date: 14-15 June 2004 For the participants list please click here
Report Launch and Panel Discussion Commissioned by the Anglo-German Foundation journalists Roger Boyes, Germany Correspondent of the London Times and Dorte Huneke, freelance journalist in Berlin, explored the ethnic communities in Bradford and Berlin. Their snapshots of the Pakistani Community in Bradford and the Turkish Community in Berlin now form part of a new comparative study. The main results were presented to the press in Berlin in the presence of representatives of both communities. Date: 8 June 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: This workshops in Berlin in association with the Institute for German Studies ( The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany) and the British Embassy Berlin brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Date: 1-2 June 2004
May 2004This expert workshop in Berlin discussed – on the basis of a specially commissioned comparative report - how policy makers and practitioners address the challenges arising from demographic changes through better tailored physical fitness programmes for older adults. The workshop focused on:
The programme and further details can be viewed here. Date: 27-28 May 2004
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 25 May 2004
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany: These workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies ( The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany) brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. Dates: 12 May 2004
April 2004
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 28 April 2004
3rd British-German Trade Union Forum This meeting at the Foundation's premises in Belgrave Square in London brought together leading British and German trade unionists to discuss reforms which trade unions must undertake to retain their relevance to the needs of their members. Date: 21-22 April
March 2004
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 31 March 2004 Königswinter Conference 2004 This meeting in Oxford organised by the Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft brought together British and German parliamentarians, politicians, industrialists, trade unionists, bankers, journalists, academics and diplomats to discuss current political, economic, security, socio-political, environmental and domestic problems of mutual, European and world-wide interest. Date: 25-27 March 2004
Are far-reaching economic and structural reforms in Germany possible? Hugh Williamson, Berlin Correspondent of the Financial Times London, argued the case for viewing the reform process through a more 'German' and less 'Anglo-American' lens. Date: 17 March 2004
Globalization of Capital Markets - An Anglo-German Perspective This conference in Berlin provided an opportunity for researchers working in the field of international money and bankers and civil servants to exchange ideas on recent developments. Date: 5 and 6 March 2004 February 2004The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 25 February 2004 The fifth annual conference organised by the BGEF in Berlin offered an opportunity for British and German policymakers, NGOs, practitioners and researchers to exchange ideas and experience. Date: 5/6 February 2004 For more information about the British German Environment Forum please click here
January 2004The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 27 January 2004 Conferences & Seminars 2003December 2003Conference on ICT skill-supply strategies: Current problems and future strategy The seminar in London will focus on new research carried out in Britain and Germany investigating the impact of different skill supply strategies on a range of companies in both countries. It will look at new initiatives to tackle some of the problems identified in Britain and the governments' strategies to help improve the quality and quantity of ICT skills in Britain and in Germany.
Date: 11 December 2003
November 2003The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 26 November 2003
This workshop on knowledge intensive services and changing organisational
forms This conference is by invitation only. Date: 26/27 November 2003
Understandings
of environmental risk in two industrial towns: Public Meetings on "Understanding environmental risk" in the two research settings in Ludwigshafen/Germany and in Grangemouth/UK where the research teams from both countries will introduce and discuss their findings. Date: 6 and 10 November 2003
Lecture by Dr Ray Cunningham in Nürnberg: Date: 6 November 2003 October 2003The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 29 October 2003
The Search for Solutions - Policy Learning in Britain and Germany The UK and Germany: From the Convention to the IGC This series of workshops in association with the Institute for German Studies brought together high-level invited participants from Britain and Germany in late 2003 and early 2004 in order to engage in intensive, focused discussion of issues of common concern, identifying common challenges, opportunities for and obstacles to reform, and common solutions. It will conclude with a final conference in mid-2004, where speakers will debate the findings of the series. Date: 22 October 2003 (London)
A conference in Berlin organised by the Anglo-German Foundation in association with the British Embassy Berlin, the Institute of Health Care Management (University of Technology/Berlin) and the Federal Ministry of Health and Security (Bundesministerium für Gesundheit und soziale Sicherung). Speakers included Simon Stevens, Health Policy Adviser at Nr. 10; Richard Douglas, NHS Finance Director and Professor Sir Mike Rawlins, Chair of the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE). Date: 9 October 2003
From left to right: Richard Douglas, Simon Stevens, Professor Reinhard
Busse, July 2003A week/long conference organised by the Deutsch/Britische Gesellschaft in Berlin for 25 British and 25 German participants, aged between 25 and 30, which provided a forum for exchanging opinions and ideas, and increasing understanding of the political, social and cultural problems facing both countries. Date: 27 July - 2 August 2003 The Conference in London provided a focus for the detailed discussion of the NHS model and how it compares in terms of structure and funding with other health models. Date: 22 July 2003
June 2003The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 25 June 2003
Despite the recent cyclical upturn, unemployment remains high in many EU member states. Since 1997 the promotion of employment has become a top priority of the EU. The question if and how the European Employment Strategy (EES) impacts on national employment policies is of central interest for the underlying AGF research project, whose findings were discussed at this concluding workshop in Berlin. Date: 20 June 2003
Trades Union Forum on "Tomorrow's Welfare State", Conference was held in Berlin, organized in co-operation with the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. Date: 12/13 June 2002 For the conference report please click here
May 2003
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 21 May 2003 This meeting in Berlin organized by the Deutsch-Britischen Gesellschaft brought together British and German parliamentarians, politicians, industrialists, trade unionists, bankers, journalists, academics and diplomats to discuss current political, economic, security, socio-political, environmental and domestic problems of mutual, European and world-wide interest. Date: 15-17 May 2003
This conference at Kloster Banz/Bad Staffelstein looked at the following areas, in each case comparing the situation in Britain and in Germany: "Health and Society", "Health Care Management", "Preventive Medicine", "Pharmacy", "Financing the Health Services", "The Patient in the NET". Date: 9-11 May 2003 April 2003The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 30 April 2003 Lecture Tour by Dr Ray Cunningham in Würzburg, in Bamberg and in
Bayreuth: Date: 28 April, 29 April and 30 April 2003
March 2003The enhancement of knowledge flows between academia and business is seen as a major strategy to increase the innovativeness of a society. Several programs and instruments have been developed in Germany and UK to overcome barriers of cognition, culture and objectives. The conference in Birmingham serves to look at experiences of these policies in practise, approaches of evaluation and recommendation for reform considering options to link academia with business, prerequisites of successful academic entrepreneurship, effects on regional development as well as challenges by controversies on technological risks. Date: 28/29 March 2003
The Berlin Lunchtime Meetings are hosted by CEPR London, DIW Berlin and IZA Bonn in association with the Anglo-German Foundation/Deutsch-Britische Stiftung. Eight meetings per year will take place in Berlin at the Max-Liebermann-Haus next to the Brandenburg Gate. The meetings serve as a platform for leading European and international researchers to address important policy issues and as a forum for debate and discussion among researchers, policy makers and the private sector. Date: 26 March 2003 Lecture by Dr Ray Cunningham in Berlin at the 24th British-Berlin
Seminar: Date: 12 March 2003
This seminar in London seeks to take some current live themes in UK health care, and discuss how they are being approached in Germany. Date: 10 March 2003 For the conference report please click here
A Panel discussion in London will try to answer the questions why students studying a modern foreign language at A-level decide not to study the subject further at degree level. Date: 5 March 2003
February 2003Centenary lecture in London. Date: 19 February 2003
The third seminar on the future role of the university will discuss the nature of universities and the particular strengths they bring to society at a time of social political and economic change. The Seminar is to be held in Weimar. Date: 6-9 February 2003
This Workshop in London will look at the political and economic aspects of employment policy in the UK and Germany with a key interest in how these have been influenced by the European Employment Strategy. Date: 4 February 2003 Conferences & Seminars 2002November 2002
The fourth annual conference organised by the BGEF at the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester will offer an opportunity for British and German policymakers, NGOs, practitioners and researchers to exchange ideas and experience on how to move towards an agricultural sector which is sustainable in scientific, economic and political terms over the long term. Date: 25-26 November 2002
Lecture held by Dr Ray Cunningham in Berlin: Is the future of business Anglo-American? Is the "social market economy"doomed? Date: 4 November 2002
October 2002Panel discussion in Berlin organized in co-operation with the Großbritannien-Zentrum (Centre for British Studies). Chairman: Dr Ray Cunningham (Anglo-German Foundation) Date and Time: 14 October 2002 at 6.15 pm
The conference in Trier will investigate the ability of US multinationals (MNCs) to mobilise and utilise human resources in Britain and Germany and the impact this has on the host country. It will provide a forum for sharing and discussing the findings of a two-year reserach project funded by the AGF. Questions to be addressed include:
Date: 11 October 2002
September 2002Britain and Germany have contrasting forms of rural governance and different rural problems and priorities. The conference at Turnau castle close to Bayreuth will provide a forum for sharing research and identifying common themes/areas for research collaboration. It will comprise fieldtrips and paper sessions, so that all participants can observe and discuss rural policy issues at first hand. Date: 3-7 September 2002
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June 2002
Lecture Tour held by Dr Ray Cunningham in Leipzig, Bielefeld, Düsseldorf and Freiburg: Is the future of business Anglo-American? Is the "social market economy"doomed? Date: 6/11/12/13 June 2002
Conference held in Berlin on customer rights and rail privatization: What lesson can Germany draw from the British experience? Date: 5 June 2002
May 2002Lecture held in London on the German health system and reform for the future, exploring the different approaches to funding, competition and provision of healthcare in Germany. Date: 13 May 2002
Conference held in Oxford on recent developments in immigration legislation, also presenting the results of new research on issues effecting immigration in Europe. Date: 10/11 May 2002
Trades Union Forum on "Flexicurity", Conference held in Esher/UK, organized in co-operation with the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. Date: 2/5 May 2002
April 2002Conference held in Munich/Wildbad Kreuth on the future prospects of conservatism, organized by the Institute for German Studies/Birmingham and the Hanns-Seidel Stiftung. Date: 19-21 April 2002
March 2002Workshop held in Bremen on the impact of technical, organisational and policy changes on professional work in institutions in Germany and Britain. Date: 22/23 March 2002
February 2002Research conference held in Berlin on changes in the legal framework in which charities operate and on the role of charities in modern society. Date: 21/22 February 2002
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