Experts > Expert Profile: Helmut Anheier

Helmut Anheier

Senior Professor of Sociology, Hertie School

CV

  • Adjunct Professor of Social Welfare, Luskin School of Public Affairs, UCLA
  • Editor in Chief, Global Perspectives
  • Chair of Sociology and Academic Director of the Centre for Social Investment, Heidelberg University
  • Principal academic lead of the Hertie School's annual Governance Report
  • Former President and Professor of Sociology, Hertie School

Links

Policy Briefs

G20 Japan 2019

Civil Society and the G20: Towards a Review of Regulatory Models and Approaches

TF6 - Social Cohesion, Global Governance, and the Future of Politics
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Helmut Anheier (Hertie School), Stefanie Schmidt (Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS Potsdam))
G20 Japan 2019

Decoupling and Social Arrest: The Way Forward

TF6 - Social Cohesion, Global Governance, and the Future of Politics
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Helmut Anheier (Hertie School)
G20 Argentina 2018

Civil Society in Times of Change: Shrinking, Changing and Expanding Spaces

TF8 - Social Cohesion, Global Governance, and the Future of Politics
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Charlotte Koyro (Hertie School), Helmut Anheier (Hertie School), Markus Lang (CSI Universität Heidelberg)
G20 Argentina 2018

Civil Society Organizations: In need of new regulatory models

Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Helmut Anheier (Hertie School), Stefan Toepler (George Mason University)
G20 Argentina 2018

Philanthropic Foundations: From Promise to Sustainable Contributions

TF8 - Social Cohesion, Global Governance, and the Future of Politics
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Diana Leat (City University London), Helmut Anheier (Hertie School), Stefan Toepler (George Mason University)
G20 Germany 2017

Civil Society Challenged: Towards an Enabling Policy Environment

TF3 - Global Inequality and Social Cohesion
Policy area: Inequality, Human Capital and Well-being
Helmut Anheier (Hertie School), John Burns (The University of Hong Kong), Jack H. Knott (University of Southern California)

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