Articles by Dennis Nottebaum

Tuesday 1st December

EU bows to US pressure over access to our banking data

Dennis Nottebaum, 1 December 2009

Wednesday 18th November

East Germany, twenty years on

Dennis Nottebaum, 18 November 2009

Twenty years after reunification, democracy in eastern Germany is still far from solid

Monday 9th November

What Lisbon means for Europe

Timothy Garton Ash, Simon Zadek, Dennis Nottebaum, Victoria Curzon Price, and Jerome di Costanzo, 9 November 2009

openDemocracy asked five of our authors for their takes on the passage of the Lisbon Treaty. Here are their comments

Monday 28th September

Germany's shift to the right

Dennis Nottebaum, 28 September 2009

Germany's federal elections bring about a fundamental alteration of its political landscape, argues Dennis Nottebaum

Wednesday 8th July

Desert energy

Dennis Nottebaum, 8 July 2009

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Sunday 19th April

Is Rasmussen the right man?

Dennis Nottebaum, 19 April 2009

NATO and the EU should have listened to Erdogan

Thursday 6th November

The future of campaigning

Dennis Nottebaum, 6 November 2008

The Obama campaign has set new standards for politicians, strategic advisors and spin doctors around the globe. What aspects of his campaign will be appropriated abroad and shape the conduct of political competition in elections to come?

Lost in the moment: ballot measures

Dennis Nottebaum, 6 November 2008

While the world celebrates Barack Obama's historic victory over John McCain, many ballot measures on the state level also deserve our attention (overview). Most controversial among them were the decisions on same-sex marriage and abortion that were up in several states.

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