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Staff Profile: Hans Kundnani

Recent Commentary

• Think again: European decline
  29 Apr 13
• Europe's foreign policy: Resilience meets mediocrity
  05 Mar 13
• US, Europe: get ready for estrangement
  29 Nov 12
• The British Question
  03 Sep 12
• ‘Political union’: A German Europe or disintegration?
  30 Aug 12

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Recent Blogs

• Why Europe needs the Netherlands
  06 Mar 13
• Europe’s East Asian dilemma
  27 Feb 13
• Europe, “global swing states” and the liberal international order
  17 Jan 13
• What kind of Europe?
  13 Nov 12
• The US election and American decline
  24 Oct 12

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recent press

• Pozri
  24 May 13
• Le Point
  24 May 13
• Europe Online Magazine
  24 May 13
• Channel News Asia
  24 May 13

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Hans Kundnani is editorial director at the European Council on Foreign Relations, which he joined in November 2009. He previously worked as a journalist and continues to write for various publications including The Guardian, The Observer, Financial Times, Prospect and the Times Literary Supplement. He is the author of Utopia or Auschwitz. Germany's 1968 Generation and the Holocaust (London/New York, 2009). He studied German and philosophy at Oxford and journalism at Columbia University.

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Recent articles:

"BND: The spies who silenced their critics in war on terror" (The Guardian, March 18, 2011) The Bundesnachrichtendienst, once the laughing stock of rival secret services, has shaken off its past.

"Two more Germanies" (Internationale Politik - global edition, July/August 2010) Manfred Görtemaker's book Die Berliner Republik misses some of the more problematic aspects of Germany’s complex evolution in the two decades since reunification.