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22 – A Strategic Deficit with German Characteristics: Why Berlin Struggles to Move Beyond the Zeitenwende

22 – A Strategic Deficit with German Characteristics: Why Berlin Struggles to Move Beyond the Zeitenwende

Update: 2024-04-17
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In season two’s third episode, Ben and Aaron are joined by grand strategy expert Maximilian Terhalle, as well as the DGAP’s own Aylin Matlé and Jacob Ross, to discuss why Germany must move on from its reactive Zeitenwende to a more proactive grand strategy – which marshals all of its resources together for strategic goals. They tackle questions like whether Germany understands authoritarian threats, whether it has geopolitical goals, and how to change its strategic mindset – and strategic culture.


Guests:



  • Maximilian Terhalle, Professor of Strategic Studies, London School of Economics (@M_Terhalle)

  • Aylin Matle, Research Fellow, Center for Security and Defence, DGAP (@AylinMatle)

  • Jacob Ross, Research Fellow, DGAP (@j_2ross)


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Follow DGAP & the hosts on social media:

Dr. Benjamin Tallis

Aaron Gasch Burnett

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DGAP on Instagram

DGAP on LinkedIn

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22 – A Strategic Deficit with German Characteristics: Why Berlin Struggles to Move Beyond the Zeitenwende

22 – A Strategic Deficit with German Characteristics: Why Berlin Struggles to Move Beyond the Zeitenwende

Benjamin Tallis, Aaron Gasch Burnett