Resident Fellows

The fellowship program is designed to offer scholars and researchers an opportunity to work in cutting-edge areas of economic, public and foreign policy, or cultural research. AICGS fellows have access to our broad network of policymakers, business leaders, and academics. Their research is presented in public seminars and analyses. Over 270 fellows have been involved since its founding in 1983.

In the spotlight

Ms. Sabine Horlitz

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Ms. Sabine Horlitz will be a DAAD/AICGS fellow in May and June 2012. Her research compares U.S. and German housing politics with a focus on their role in the recent financial and real estate crisis. Starting from the working assumption that neither the market nor the state are able or willing to… Read more >

Ms. Cornelia Künzel

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Ms. Künzel is an AICGS Visiting Fellow in May 2012 working on a project entitled, ‘‘The support for the USA by the EU member states in the Iraq crisis 2003,” an analysis of comparative foreign and security policy.  After September 11, 2001, when ‘‘rogue nations“ like Iraq came into the focus of… Read more >

Ms. Sabine Horlitz

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Ms. Sabine Horlitz will be a DAAD/AICGS fellow in May and June 2012. Her research compares U.S. and German housing politics with a focus on their role in the recent financial and real estate crisis. Starting from the working assumption that neither the market nor the state are able or willing to… Read more >

Dr. Dirk Göpffarth

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Dirk Goepffarth

Dr. Dirk Göpffarth will be a DAAD/AICGS fellow from March until May 2012. His research compares the approaches in Germany and the United States in achieving accessibility, affordability, and quality of health care through financial arrangements. With the Affordable Care Act, the U.S. is implementing a similar regulatory framework as in the… Read more >

Mr. Alexander Privitera

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Alexander Privitera is a Senior Fellow at AICGS where he focuses primarily on Germany’s European policies and their impact on relations between the United States and Europe. Mr. Privitera is a Washington-based correspondent for the leading German news channel, N24. As a journalist, over the past two decades he has been posted… Read more >

Dr. Lily Gardner Feldman

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Dr. Lily Gardner Feldman is currently the Harry & Helen Gray Senior Fellow at the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies at Johns Hopkins University, where she is completing a book entitled “From Enmity to Amity: Germany’s Reconciliation with France, Israel, the Czech Republic and Poland.” She also directs the Institute’s Society,… Read more >

Professor Gale Mattox

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Dr. Gale A. Mattox is Senior Visiting Fellow at AICGS and Professor, Political Science Department, at the U.S. Naval Academy. She is a former elected department chair and chair of chairs, and was awarded the Distinguished Fulbright-Dow Research Chair at the Roosevelt Center, the Netherlands, for spring 2009. Professor Mattox served on… Read more >