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CES Berlin Dialogues

Schedule 2007-08

Past Participants

Berlin Podcasts

Detail of apartment buildings, September 2007, photo courtesy of Sabrina Dax .

There are a hundred reasons why you might find yourself in Berlin, and a great number of different ways to experience the city. Inspired by Christopher Isherwood's own Berlin Stories, this section profiles the experiences of people associated with Harvard CES Berlin. Keep your eye on this page, as we will add new interviews regularly. Especially useful for undergraduates and graduate students preparing to do research and live in the city, you will find information about the best libraries and research centers, the coolest places to hang out, where to go for the right dose of culture, and how to ease those initial adjustment blues.

Professor Alexander Rehding on the musical experience (posted October 2006)

Nicole Rosner on studying in Berlin (posted November 2006)

Lambert Williams on culture in the city (posted December 2006)

Solveig Köbernick on the art scene (posted January 2007)

Max Hirsh on Berlin Transportation (posted February 2007)

Professor Daniel Ziblatt on researching in Berlin (posted March 2007)

Professor Kiran Patel on bridging German and American academia (posted April 2007)

Professor Constantin Goschler compares German and American academia (posted May 2007)

Toralf Staud on Environmental Action (posted June 2007)

Brigitta Wagner on German Cinema (posted September 2007)

Interview with Mekonnen Mesghena (posted October 2007)

Interview with Alan Raphaeline (posted November 2007)

Interview with Edward Baring (posted January 2007)

Interview with Bernhard Leitner (posted February 2008)

Interview with Olga Neuwirth (posted March 2008)

Interview with Binaifer Nowrojee (posted May 2008)

New Berlin stories will be posted monthly.

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