Author: Arne Jungjohann

In political terms Germany differs from most Anglo-Saxon countries in at least one regard: its voting system. How does proportional voting shape forming a government, policy outcomes, and a country’s political culture?

The amount of nuclear waste is growing worldwide. But even 70 years after the beginning […]

Cars have taken over our cities. They pollute the air and are noisy – but […]

The German Green Party is known as the “Party of Ecology”. Protecting the environment runs […]

These days, we celebrate bigtime in Washington DC: Ten years of German Greens in Washington.

Entrevista a Arne Jungjohann, analista energético y coautor del libro ‘Energy Democracy’. Esta entrevista ha […]

Three in four Germans want to phase out coal. Merkel willl have to deliver.

The next government’s ambition for the Energiewende depends on the constellation of its coalition. 

With elections looming, Merkel’s flagship energy policy faces its greatest threat yet.

Citizen energy is the big winner. This is the surprising result of Germany’s first auction […]