Events
Field trips to destinations of geographical importance, conferences at focal points of world history, forums about issues with substance and relevant participants are the signature of our event calendar.
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Schedule of Activities
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Upcoming
Momentarily no announcements on short notice.
Past
- Young Leaders Alumni Reunion, from July 4-7, 2024
Vaduz, Liechtenstein
- Study Trip to Liechtenstein, from July 2-7, 2024
Zurich, St. Gallen and Vaduz
- Cosmopolitan Talk, June 27, 2024
Topic: “Digitale Plattformen als Staaten”
Speakers: Dr. Moritz Holzgraefe, Director Public Affairs EU, Axel Springer SE
Moderator: Michael Rümmelein, Co-Founder and Director, Swiss 5 Group
Zurich, Switzerland - VII. Walther Leisler Kiep Symposium “Challenges to the Global Order – Revisionism, Populism, and the Rise of the Global South”, from June 12-13, 2024
Berlin, Germany
- Chinese-German Young Leaders Conference, from May 26-31, 2024
Hangzhou, P.R. China
XII Study Trip to P.R. China 2016
Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and the Province of Xinjiang
P.R. China Nov 13-26, 2016
On our XII Study Trip to China, the focus is on the Chinese political and economic megatrends in Bejing and Shanghai, as well as for the first time the regional development of the Western Province of Xinjiang.
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III Study Trip to Ohio
Bowling Green, Ohio
USA Nov 1-6, 2016
At the beginning of November 2016, in the final rally of the US presidential campaign, delegates of Global Bridges arrive in Bowling Green, Ohio, 82 miles southwest of Detroit and 180 miles north of Cincinnati. Why would one choose such a remote location? It is right here, in the swing state of Ohio, where no presidential nominee who later became president, has lost since 1964. Since 1896, Ohio has picked the loser only twice.
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Reunion with New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana
USA October 29th – November 1st, 2016
Before the delegation from Global Bridges met in the “Swing State” Ohio for a final observation of the US Presidential Campaign, a small group of them led by Dr. Beate Lindemann paid a visit to New Orleans, in the American South.
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