Hamburg’s Senator for Culture Carsten Brosda on anti-Israel demos, the great complaining after 16 years of Merkel, the fatal abolition of the Goethe Institute – and whether we can still have discourse.
In his book “Dare to be more confident: How we can talk about a social and democratic future” (Hoffmann and Campe), the trained journalist and current Hamburg Senator for Culture Carsten Brosda investigates a question that concerns him intensively in his political work: How can we preserve an open society even in times of crisis? The influential SPD politician calls for this Traffic light government to appear less despondent and divided.