Dr. Tobias Endler
Buchautor | Speaker & Moderator | Consultant

„I am not talking to intellectuals. I am talking to the public. And the public has an influence.”

Noam Chomsky, der am häufigsten zitierte Intellektuelle der Welt, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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„The problem these days is that there is so much information out there, it is very hard to sort out what’s worthwhile from what’s useless, not credible.”

Francis Fukuyama, Autor des Bestseller Das Ende der Geschichte, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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„In the age of cable networks and the Internet, the danger is that the public segments itself into a niche, so people listen to the things they want to listen to that reinforce their preexistent feelings.”

Joseph S. Nye, Harvard University; Urheber des Konzepts der soft power und Stellv. Verteidigungsminister der Regierung Clinton, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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"A major part of defining what being in the government is like is keeping your priorities first. This is a real problem in the bureaucracy, and if you are not used to it you find the bureaucracy setting your priorities instead of the other way round."

John Bolton, Nationaler Sicherheitsberater von US-Präsident Trump und ex-UN Botschafter der USA, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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„How we understand our past and how we understand our values is critical to what I think of as finding our way again in the world.”

Anne-Marie Slaughter, ex-Direktorin des Planungsstabs in Hillary Clintons Außenministerium, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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„The media has a civic responsibility. But because our media are corporate-owned and profit-driven, their interest is primarily in entertaining and pandering to that public, not educating and helping form them. As a result, television does the very opposite of what it should be doing.”

Benjamin Barber, Autor des Bestsellers Jihad vs. McWorld im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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“There is no such thing as simply describing reality. When you describe reality in a certain way, that description is always from a certain point of view, and therefore it has moral implications.”

Howard Zinn, Autor des globalen Bestsellers A People’s History of the United States, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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"I don’t think scholarship is harmed by actually having hands on experience with policymaking. Otherwise you run the risk of being someone who extols the joys of driving a BMW or a Mercedes without ever having gotten behind the wheel of a car."

James M. Lindsay, Senior Vice President, Council on Foreign Relations, im Gespräch mit Tobias Endler

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