HeyJaredGood Girl Gone Rogue
When I was a 23-year old intern at a foreign policy think tank, I said no to serving coffee at an event. Capitol Hill, Deutsche Bank, UN - I know the rules. Now I write about the ones to keep, the ones to break. Don't be a good girl.
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You slay, woman! (opens the original)
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I met my alter ego at a fashion and recycling conference in NYC. I absolutely adored her.She sat down next to me in the back row. I had been witty and funny, talked about transparency in fashion supply chains, simplifying processes and change. I had convinced in my EUR 15 Claudie Pierlot dress with the hearts and the Paris Adidas Stan Smith and the Chanel lover lipstick (only ever Chanel lipstick). Tout comme il faut. French girl code all the way. So had she. Finally, we could relax.<p clas
Unknown-222 (opens the original)
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On Friday – still in Germany – I saw a post on Instagram by the Palestinian photographer Motaz Azaiza. A little girl, gravely wounded by an Israeli airstrike on her house in January 2024, her body covered in blood. When she arrived at the ICU, they didn’t even have a name for her. They called her Unknown-222.I’ve seen so many pictures of maimed and dead children from Palestine in the last few years. It still shocks me. This one I had a really hard time processing.Good G
1990s Negotiation theory for beginners (opens the original)
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Back in the day, when I studied International Relations in Berlin, London, Tokyo, and Strasbourg, I learned about two-level games (Robert D. Putnam).Sometimes I realize my old political science classes explain my current work better than any MBA ever could.Good Girl Gone Rogue is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabin
Staying calm and collected is a form of power (opens the original)
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A woman stood out when I was a teenager in small-town northern Germany in the 1990s.Her name was Irene Knopff.A former housewife, she and a few friends created a fair trade store and were active members of the Green Party. I worked at her store for one summer at age fifteen.Good Girl Gone Rogue is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<inp
Writing letters to Liz (opens the original)
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Liz and I met at a lecture on International Relations theory at Freie Universität Berlin in the winter of 1997/ 1998. I hailed from a small town in northern Germany; she was a brilliant young woman from Manhattan. Her mother was Austrian. That gave us a shared reference point - her Germanic roots, my love for the U.S., which had been cemented during a semester at a High School in Georgia at age 17.Liz and I spent a few months together in Berlin. We met, we hung out, we simply clicked. I do not e
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