This year’s Transatlantic Student Summit (TSS) Lecture Series convenes students, experts, and practitioners from the fields of American Studies, Global Mass Communication, Political Science, and International Relations. From multidisciplinary angles, we will be looking at transformations in the global order, but also changes within our regional societies. These include challenges but also chances for the transatlantic relationship. One focus will lay on the implications of climate change for global and regional policy making.
Lecture 2: June 16, 2022, 6pm, at DAI Sachsen (Markt 9, Leipzig), and via Zoom
Climate Change and the Transatlantic Relationship: What the East’s Got to Do With It?
Professor Molly O’Neal, TU Dresden / in cooperation with Fulbright
Molly O’Neal will join us in person at DAI Sachsen.
Please let us know if you want to attend in person or via Zoom in the registration form below.
A former U.S. diplomat, Molly O’Neal will be a Fulbright Scholar in Germany hosted by the International Studies Center at the Technical University in Dresden in spring of 2020. Dr. O’Neal earned her PhD at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in 2012, specializing in Russian and Eurasian studies, international political economy, and American foreign policy. She is currently a visiting researcher at the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik in Berlin, studying intra-EU politics and populist challenges to the European Union.