Debating the Outcome of the US-American Presidential Election '24
Though certainly painful and hard to digest for many voters, commentators, and observers, the outcome of the 2024 US-American presidential election was not an ‘accident’ of history – neither was the decision American citizens made in 2016. This time, though, this vote may not so much result in “chaos,” as some predicted, but set a course that was clearly foreseeable and is rapidly taking shape.
Three weeks after the election we like to debate – with our audience – the outcome of the contest and the impact that “commander-in-chief” Donald Trump and his administration can have on the institution of the US-American presidency, on the state of “checks and balances” in the US-American political system, on the future politics of the United States, and on the ongoing shifts in the global geopolitical landscape.
Three weeks after the election we like to debate – with our audience – the outcome of the contest and the impact that “commander-in-chief” Donald Trump and his administration can have on the institution of the US-American presidency, on the state of “checks and balances” in the US-American political system, on the future politics of the United States, and on the ongoing shifts in the global geopolitical landscape.
Time
Tuesday, 26.11.24 - 06:15 PM
- 07:45 PM
Topic
The Winner Took It All: Debating the Outcome of the US-American Presidential Election 2024
Speaker
PD Dr. Simone Knewitz, apl. Prof. Dr. Jasper Trautsch, Prof. Dr. Sabine Sielke
Target groups
Students
Researchers
Location
Rabinstraße 8 | 53111 Bonn
Room
Room 7
Reservation
not required
Organizer
North American Studies Program
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