To make TTIP a success, negotiators should embrace public involvement.
J.D. Bindenagel
J.D. Bindenagel is a former U.S. Ambassador and is currently Senior Professor and founding Henry Kissinger Chair at the Center for Advanced Security, Strategy and Integration Studies, Bonn University.
Europe 1914: Lessons for China and Japan in 2014
Avoiding geopolitical conflict and seeking justice and reconciliation.
Multi-Stakeholder Negotiations in the 21st Century
What can the world learn from successful negotiations a decade ago to ban conflict diamonds?
Germany: Reluctant Leader and Indispensable Power
What will a reluctant leader mean for the resolution of such issues as the eurozone crisis, future military missions and data privacy?
Afghanistan for Afghans: The West's End Game Is Promoting Governance
What is the United States hoping will be the end result of its mission in Afghanistan?
A World of Twenty-Year Cycles?
Could it be that, every 20 years, a new generation sets out to shape the world?
Obama in Berlin and a Global Transatlantic Agenda
How does Barack Obama's visit to Europe frame the transatlantic agenda?
The New German Question
What does German sovereignty mean to Germany, Europe, the United States and the world today?
Dateline Jordan: John the Baptist Revisited
Does the peace between Jordan and Israel offer a glimpse of hope for the future of the Middle East?
Stephan Richter discusses Brexit on Germany's ARD-Presseclub (April 14, 2019)
Publisher's welcome
What is Globalism?
Who Is a Globalist?
Speaking and interview topics/Expertise
TV appearances
Radio interviews
English-language op-eds
German-language op-eds
Richter articles on The Globalist
Bio | Hi-res photo
