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About Paul Hockenos

Paul Hockenos is a Berlin-based journalist. He is editor of Internationale Politik-Global Edition and senior fellow of the World Policy Institute. He is the author of Free to Hate: The Rise of the Right in Post-Communist Eastern Europe (Routledge, 1993); Homeland Calling: Exile Patriotism and the Balkan Wars (Cornell University Press, 2003); and Joschka Fischer and the Making of the Berlin Republic: An Alternative History of Postwar Germany (Oxford University Press, 2008). His website is here

Articles by Paul Hockenos

Thursday 24th November

The Arab revolution: “We have a lot to learn from them”

Paul Hockenos and Jean-Pierre Filiu, 24 November 2011
What are the main social dynamics of the waves of revolt in the Arab world in 2011? Jean-Pierre Filiu, scholar and author of "The Arab Revolution: Ten Lessons from the Democratic Uprising", discusses the question with Paul Hockenos.
Tuesday 26th July

Germany’s nuclear endgame: the lessons

Paul Hockenos, 26 July 2011
The historic decision by Germany’s government to end the country’s nuclear-energy programme is owed to the enduring vitality of the anti-nuclear movement. Paul Hockenos maps the implications for the rest of the world. 
Friday 2nd May

The 1968 debate in Germany

Paul Hockenos, 2 May 2008

German collective memory is in overdrive. But the most valuable legacy of the protest years is being forgotten

Friday 16th November

Kosovo's contested future

Paul Hockenos, 16 November 2007

Kosovo is everyone's baby - but it faces being abandoned to its fate

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