JF&C maintains an exclusive partnership with the Albright Stonebridge Group in Washington, D.C., with offices in countries such as China, India and Brazil.
What we do
Joschka Fischer & Company advises businesses about international market environments, future political and social challenges, as well as opportunities for sustainable development.
The vast political and social dimensions of today’s global challenges have an immediate effect on corporate activities. It is essential business sectors be expanded responsibly, leading to positive contributions to sustainable development. With years of expertise and personal experience Joschka Fischer & Company helps its clients evaluate political environments worldwide and utilise this knowledge responsibly for international business development.
Joschka Fischer & Company GmbH was founded by Joschka Fischer and Dietmar Huber in 2009 and maintains an exclusive partnership with the Albright Stonebridge Group in Washington, D.C.
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Joschka Fischer for Project Syndicate
Project Syndicate supports the spread of assessments by international opinion leaders throughout the world. The network includes more than 500 newspapers and other publications in 154 countries.
Angela Merkel’s Long Goodbye
With the chancellor's announced retirement, Germany, together with the rest of Europe, is heading into a new period of uncertainty. A full-scale reorganization of the post-war German party system is likely, as are fundamental questions about the country's international role.
Europe’s Coming Year of Reckoning
It is no exaggeration to say that 2019 will be the year that makes or breaks the European Union. As if Brexit and a mounting Italian debt crisis were not enough, European voters will also go to the polls to decide whether to hand over the reins of the EU to nationalists who would destroy it from within.
Brexit and the European Order
Since British voters opted to take their country out of the European Union, the Brexit debate has focused largely on the economic consequences of that fateful decision. But Brexit's political implications for Europe's role in the world are far more important.