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social, and political crises—with the goals of sustainability and global justice. Our work combines critical transformation research with the analysis of historical, present, and future developments, as [...] The new study examines the ecological and social impacts of global cement production and discusses possible alternatives. International Economic Days in Paris The Institut La Boétie announces the “ [...] social transformation, with a strong emphasis on sustainability, global justice, and the complex dynamics shaping contemporary change. To the Master's program Transformation Studies More information About
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" . The alliance - "European Margins Engaging for Regional and Global Empowerment" (EMERGE) meanwhile has gained two new partner universities: The Spanish University of a Coruña from the Galicia region
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the Global South? This question comes up again and again when degrowth is presented as a concept. Is degrowth only a concept for the Global [...] blog post on critical questions about degrowth and the global South. August 2023 Degrowth and the Global South: The twin problem of global dependencies 18.08.2023 Two of our recent publications study the role of the Global South within the Degrowth discourse. The paper " Degrowth and the Global South: The twin problem of global dependencies " was recently
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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
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includes examining social and economic aspects of transformation, global interconnections, implications of the energy transition, and fostering transdisciplinary collaboration with civil society actors. [...] sees promising interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities on global inequality, sufficiency research, and heterodox economics. Internationally Recognized Publications Prof. Dr. Schmelzer has authored
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local activities in regional clusters and those embedded in global value chains in turbulent times. Their various value creation activities may follow different organisational principles – exchange
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Tarusarira , Director of the Centre for Religion, Conflict and Globalization, University of Groningen (Netherlands) Collaborating Scholars (December 2023) Dr. Zeina M. Barakat , Wasatia Graduate School, [...] Department, EUF Prof. Dr. Christof Roos , Professor of European and Global Governance at the Institute for Social Sciences and Theology, Department of Political Science and Political Didactics, EUF Dr. Reina
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thus harbors highly relevant cultural capital for designs of a global future, especially in times of trans/national shifts, social division, and climate change. Dedicated to Indigenous North American
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challenges facing minority language media in local, regional and global contexts, with particular emphasis on an ever-evolving media landscape. Confirmed speakers : The conference will feature two keynote
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, Travis : Solar Revolution: The Economic Transformation of the Global Energy Industry, Cambridge, Mass. u.a. 2006. Kryza, Frank T. : The Power of Light: The Epic Story of One Man’s Quest to Harness the