in: Silva Lauffer, Jonathan Walter (ed.): In Control. A Practical Handbook for Professionals Working in Health Emergencies Internationally, 2020, Berlin: Robert-Koch-Institute, p. 80-83.

doi:10.25646/7125

Susan Bergner

The EU's Scope of Action in Global Health

in: stars insights, 12.05.2020 (online)

Ilona Kickbusch, Susan Bergner

Coronavirus in Europe: Who If Not Us?

Can the EU balance internal recovery with geopolitical influence and lift its gaze towards the international sphere?

in: Think Global Health, Council on Foreign Relations, 22.04.2020 (online)

Susan Bergner

The EU’s Global Health Crisis Management: Past and Present

in: E-International Relations, 17.04.2020 (online)

Ilona Kickbusch, Susan Bergner

EU: Strongly United for Health—Deeply Divided on the Economy

Lock-step solidarity during COVID-19 pandemic is challenged by policy questions within and "mask diplomacy" from abroad

in: Think Global Health, Council on Foreign Relations, 29.03.2020 (online)

Ilona Kickbusch, Susan Bergner

The Big European Shut Down

COVID-19 pandemic reflects the EU’s powerlessness to act coherently on health matters—but it also reveals a path forward

in: Think Global Health, Council on Foreign Relations, 16.03.2020 (online)

In the Media/ »Point of View« (selection):

Susan Bergner

Launch of Germany’s new global health strategy

Germany’s new global health strategy provides a solid foundation for political action, yet it lacks a forward-looking approach. There is still time to develop a policy with foresight, says Susan Bergner.

Point of View, 02.11.2020

Susan Bergner, Isabell Kump

The European Union should collect health data centrally

The calls to strengthen the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control must now be followed by action. Harmonising health data is crucial for better coordination in Europe, Isabell Kump and Susan Bergner argue.

Point of View, 25.06.2020

Susan Bergner, Nadine Godehardt, Maike Voss

Global Health Policy Is World Politics

The Covid-19 outbreak is an acid test for the international order, which was already under enormous pressure before the crisis. According to Susan Bergner, Nadine Godehardt, and Maike Voss, the political will to shape health policy globally is needed to achieve sustainable success.

Point of View, 27.04.2020