The Idea
In the Körber Policy Game a small group of high-ranking international politicians, government officials, and experts discuss and analyze the interests of various foreign policy actors in the context of a fictional scenario. The Körber Policy Game is based on the idea of projecting current foreign and security policy trends into a future scenario – seeking to develop both a deeper understanding of the interests and priorities of the different players and possible policy options.
Summaries
Körber Policy Game 2019, Neuhardenberg, 1-2 July, 2019
"European Security in Times of Crisis"
The Körber Policy Game took place in cooperation with the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). A publication presenting the results of the Körber Policy Game will follow soon.
Körber Policy Game 2018, Berlin, July 1-2, 2018
“Crisis Management in Turkey’s Neighborhood”
Op-Ed and Podcast by Joost Hiltermann, Programme Director, Middle East and North Africa, International Crisis Group (ICG), Brussels
Does Turkey still belong to the West? (PDF) Perspectives by Andreas Nick und Taha Özhan
Körber Policy Game 2015, Berlin, 8-9 May 2015
“Cooperation or Confrontation? The Middle East After the Nuclear Deal”
Conference Report (PDF)
Körber Policy Game 2014, Berlin, 4-5 April 2014
“Security in East Asia”
Conference Report (PDF)
Körber Policy Game 2013, Berlin, 3-4 May 2013
“Crisis Management in Eastern Europe”
Conference Report (PDF)
Photos: Marc Darchinger
Contact
Liana Fix
Programme Director
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum; Körber Policy Game; The Berlin Pulse
Phone +49 • 30 • 206 267 - 77
E-Mail fix@koerber-stiftung.de
Twitter @LianaFix
Theresa Kirch
Programme Manager
Berlin Foreign Policy Forum; Körber Policy Game
Phone +49 • 30 • 206 267 - 69
E-Mail kirch@koerber-stiftung.de
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