Tim Heinkelmann-Wild

Article for the BPB's APuZ "Liberale Weltordnung"
Die Abkehr der USA von der Liberalen Internationalen Ordnung: Mythos, Realität und Antworten auf Trump 2.0

Paper presentation at Glasgow workshop:
US withdrawal from multilateral institutions and alternative leadership

Visiting Scholar at the University of Cambridge
Department of Politics and International Studies (POLIS)

Article for DGVN's Zeitschrift für die Vereinten Nationen:
Multilateralismus trotz(t) Trump

Blog post on ECPR The Loop:
How IOs stabilize cooperation between the powerful and weaker states and why they now must adapt to power shifts

Paper presentation at Monte Verità workshop:
Disintegration Dilemma of the UK after Brexit

Paper presentation at ISA Annual Convention 2025: 

US withdrawal from multilateral institutions and alternative leadership

Paper presentation at ISA Annual Convention 2025: 

Disintegration Dilemma of the UK after Brexit

Radio interview on BR24:
Trump 2.0 and multilateralism

Radio interview on ABC Radio National:
US withdrawal and its impact on multilateralism

Blog post on LSE USAPP:
Limiting liberal intrusion to save inclusion in the LIO

Dissertation Award:
John-McCain-Dissertation-Award 2025 of the Munich Security Conference

Munich Security Report 2025:
My ExitUS Dataset was featured in the recent report of the Munich Security Conference

Lecture at the
20th Bensberger Gespräche:
Multilateralism without America

Paper presentation at RIO workshop, Berlin:
How exit drives IO authority transfers

Blog post on Duck of Minerva:
Which institutions Trump 2.0 will likely criticize, undermine, or leave

Contribution to ENSURED Expert Blog:
How Europe can defend global governance against Trump 2.0

Article in DGAP's
Internationale Politik:
What to expect from Trump 2.0

Article in ISQ:
The institutional power equilibrium in IOs' constitutions

Op-ed on ZEIT Online:
How the rules-based order can survive Trump

Post on DVPW blog:
US withdrawal from multilateralism

Interview with Europe Direct:
How the US election will impact Europe

Blog post on LSE USAPP:
How to de-escalate Trump's contestation of int' institutions

Interview with BPB's Fluter:
How the US election will impact Europe and Germany

Article in FES's IPG-journal:
US withdrawal from multilateralism and Europe's responsibility

Blog post on Verfassungsblog:
US withdrawal and the resilience of international institutions 

Interview with Deutschlandfunk Nova:
How the US election will impact Germany

Article in RIO:
How negative power moderates the contestation of international institutions

Blog post on LSE EUROPP:
Why Europe must be prepared for US withdrawal regardless of the election outcome

Book out with OUP:
European Blame Games

Video interview with LMU Spotlight:
How the US election will impact Europe

Interview with LMU Spotlight:
How the US election will impact Europe

Chapter in OUP Handbook:
Varieties of European Blame Games

Panel & presentation at ECPR 2024:
IO Authority and Exit

Panel & presentation at ECPR 2024:
IO bureaucracies' responses to contestation

Article in RIS:
IO policy failures and blame games

Article in GSQ:
US withdrawal from the international trade order

Presentation at ISA 2024:
Blaming and defending the IMF

Presentation at ISA 2024:
US withdrawal from int' institutions

Article in BJPIR:
IO afterlives