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The new study examines the ecological and social impacts of global cement production and discusses possible alternatives. Under the title “Concrete Destruction: Costs and Damages of the Concrete and [...] Concrete production is responsible for eight to nine percent of global CO₂ emissions. The study also addresses environmental destruction, labor conditions, and international conflicts linked to the cement

social transformation—always with an eye toward sustainability and global justice. Once again, this issue features outstanding theses from the M.A. in Transformation Studies program as well as papers by

la Chimie in Paris. The event will address key questions of the global economic order, socio-ecological transformation, and public financing. Matthias Schmelzer will participate in the panel discussion

2 EMERGE (Empowering the Margins of Europe through Regional and Global Engagement) brings together nine universities, united by the conviction that by working together we can better serve our students, [...] the face of it. It empowers us to navigate budget constraints, global crises, and shifts in educational paradigms without compromising our commitment to community engagement, education and research. [...] public speaking, leadership, and negotiation skills; promote global citizenship and multilateral thinking Target Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students; Students interested in international

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producer of silicon metal in the Western World, and a leading global producer of silicon-based alloys and manganese-based alloys. Ferroglobe is an essential and valued supplier to customers that are [...] institutions while our training programs empower professionals globally. Research Projects: From leading advancements in medical imaging to DNA analysis, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of [...] ) ISOVER. Saint-Gobain France, Spain Paris, Madrid, other Global leader in insulation, we design, manufacture and distribute innovative solutions that may be hidden from sight, but work relentlessly

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committed to “Empowering the Margins of Europe through Regional and Global Engagement”. Together we aim to better serve our marginalised territories and communities by building a network of equal partners,

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committed to “Empowering the Margins of Europe through Regional and Global Engagement”. Together, we aim to better serve our marginalised territories and communi- ties by building a network of equal partners

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June 2026 Empowering the Margins of Europe through Regional and Global Engagement Alliance Contents Executive Summary 3 1. Background 4 2. Thematic research clusters 6 3. Objectives 7 4. Actions 9 5. [...] for researchers within the consortium to better address the global and local challenges impacting our territories and communities; and second, to include representation and opportunities for the [...] institutions. The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) is a global movement to advance practical and robust approaches to research assessment across all scholarly disciplines. DORA calls attention

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Are you interested in understanding European and global challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective? ✨ Then our M.A. European Studies at Europa-Universität Flensburg could be the

publication links post-growth with decolonial perspectives and global justice. An essay by Tonny Nowshin and Matthias Schmelzer on the connection between post-growth and decolonization has been published [...] Blocks for Climate Reparations: Putting Perspectives from the Global South in the Spotlight. The central question is how global inequalities, colonial continuities, and resource relations can be more [...] " is driven by the ongoing reproduction of inequalities by a global economic system—a system based on the extraction of resources, labor, and the environment from countries in the Global South. Taking