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How migration polarizes American and German citizens - and how to manage the similar crises
35 Minuten
The world eagerly awaits the results of the American Presidential Election on November 5th: Will Donald Trump soon be back in the White House, or can Kamala Harris become the nation's first ever female president? History is soon going to tell u...
Caretaker Governments in the U.S. and Germany: Capabilities and Limits
37 Minuten
Matt LeMieux is an American constitutional law professor in Germany. In this episode, Daniel and Matt talk about caretaker governments in challenging times: while Covid is becoming an ever bigger problem in Germany, Angela Merkel still governs...
Yes we can('t): The Wasted Potential of Election Campaigns
37 Minuten
The German people are about to vote - but you can hardly feel any sort of excitement around the parties' campaigns. In this episode, the former campaign staff member Jordan Wagner and I talk about how German and American political campaigns var...
Vaccine Scepticism in the U.S. and Germany
46 Minuten
The Georgia-based Pharmacist Natalia Rossa explains how vaccine sceptics in the U.S. argue and why this might significantly impair the immunization campaign. We're trying to find answers to questions like: Are common stereotypes about big pharm...
Insurgents in Berlin and DC: How vulnerable are our democracies?
33 Minuten
Episode 1 has been recorded right after the Capitol insurrection in January 2021. With Andrew Fiocco, an American student living in Germany, I discuss the political brutalization in the US that went along with the election of Donald Trump as presiden...

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Germerica offers you a comparative perspective on Germany's and America's society. The host is a political science alumni of the University of Mississippi from Hamburg, Germany. In each episode, you can expect new exciting guests bringing along their individual expertise. Tune in for more!

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