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Newsletters
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Analyse
The Spirit of this CenturyTobias Müller on Solidarity as Co-Liberation
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interview
A World of HungerRaj Patel on Food Rebellions
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interview
From Syria to UkraineAdam Harvey on Wartime Tech
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interview
The Future of ProgressMarkus Gabriel on Invisible Goods
Markus Gabriel | The Foundations of Value and Values | Beyond the War |
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Analyse
The Limits of EmpireMax Krahé on Containment.
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interview
Death by ComputationHakan Tanriverdi on Cyber Warfare.
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essay
The NightmareOxana Timofeeva on Denial.
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Analyse
Conflict as IdeologyJonathan White on the European Project.
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Analyse
Holodomor and HolocaustGeorgiy Kasianov on the Politics of Memory.
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interview
The View from AboveTobias Zielony and Maria on Drones.
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Analyse
The Path to PeaceVladimir Safatle on Neutrality.
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interview
An Archive of AtrocitiesJeff Deutch on Forensic Truth.
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interview
Kyiv as a TraumaTobias Zielony and Vicky on Healing.
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interview
Kyiv as a DreamTobias Zielony and Tasia on Partying.
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Bericht
The Road to KyivJanine von Wolfersdorff on Helping People.
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interview
The Imperial ProjectJan-Werner Müller on “the West” and the War.
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interview
A Showcase of HypocrisyIngo Venzke on the Crisis of International Law.
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essay
A Recipe for DisasterMax Krahé on the Financial Origins of the War.
Beyond the War | Art |
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interview
A Century of HomelessnessEce Temelkuran on Loss and Displacement.
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essay
The Long GameRüdiger Bachmann on the Case for Harder Sanctions.
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essay
The Sun Will Set Us FreeChristian Stöcker on Energy Independence.
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Nachricht
Through this HorrorA message from Alevtina Kakhidze.
Beyond the War | Art |
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essay
The Future of DiplomacyNicole Deitelhoff on the New European Order.
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essay
The New GermanyChristoph Möllers on Post-Militarism.
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essay
Being RussianAnna Katsman on Her Family.
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essay
Politics of SanctionsPhilip Manow on the Geo-Economics of Geo-Politics.
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editorial
Beyond the WarGeorg Diez on History and Memory.
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interview
The Cry of ProtestChilean Sandra Vásquez de la Horra on Healing Rituals and Traumatic Experiences
Art | The Challenge |
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interview
Achieving DemocracyOur fellow Vladimir Safatle on the revolutionary process of rewriting Chile’s dictatorship-era Constitution – and what it means for the rest of the world.
Vladimir Safatle | The Future of Democracy | The Challenge |
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interview
Gerechtigkeit für TiereCorine Pelluchon über die Neue Aufklärung.
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interview
Die Politik der PflanzenTobias Müller über Forschung und Aktivismus.
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interview
Das menschliche MaßDennis Snower über wirklichen Wohlstand.
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interview
Geld ist ein kulturelles WerkzeugVienne Chan über sozialen Zusammenhalt.
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interview
Social ImaginationGeoff Mulgan is one of the most curious and constructive thinkers and practitioners around. He used to work in politics, he founded and ran big think tanks, he is an academic with a strong leaning towards action and change.
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interview
Freedom and BetrayalLea Ypi has an academic mind and an activist heart. She aims for an “activist political theory”, as she states in her book on global justice.
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interview
Data DemocracyFrancesca Bria is the programme director of "The New Hanse" and President of the Italian National Innovation Fund. She is one of Europe’s leading digital policy experts and an innovation economist, working at the intersection of technology, geopolitics, economics, and society.
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Hope and ReasonMarkus Gabriel | The Foundations of Value and Values | Paper Edition vol.2 |
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Hope and Care -
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Hope and the Future -
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Hope and FaithEce Temelkuran | The Future of Democracy | Paper Edition vol.2 |
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Hope and Climate Justice -
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Hope and ActivismArtist and activist Ina-Maria Shikongo talks about the fight for justice and for survival in her native Namibia.
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interview
Hope and MusicIgor Levit is a pianist who connects his art with the social events happening around him.
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editorial
On Hope – Editorial
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interview
Covid and ArtI was actually in Wuhan in November of 2019 to visit a collector and came back with pneumonia. And already in December some people were talking to me about a strange virus in Wuhan.
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interview
Covid and CapitalismI don't think Covid revealed anything we did not already know about capitalism – a system that makes certain priorities, and those priorities are based mostly on ideals of profitability and cutting costs.
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interview
Covid and ClimateIt is a relationship on quite a few different levels. The coronavirus, SARS-Cov-2, is just one of many instances in recent years of emerging infectious diseases that leap over into humanity from the animal kingdoms.
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Covid und DatenIt is important to understand that this is our second confrontation with this kind of virus. The first time was SARS in 2003, and we just panicked. The central government said different things from the municipal governments, locking down an entire hospital unannounced, all in all 73 people died.
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Corona und die DemokratieIt will be a very mixed verdict – but democracy might not be the deciding factor on how to solve the problem of the pandemic. We see democracies performing very differently. So far, we don't really have an explanation for that.
Christoph Möllers | The Future of Democracy | Paper Edition vol.1 |
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Covid and EcologyWe are all vulnerable and we all have a common destiny. A lot of people have come to realize that they cannot master everything and that the connection with humans is the most important thing.
Corine Pelluchon | The Foundations of Value and Values | Paper Edition vol.1 |
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essay
Covid and GriefIt turned out to be one of the most memorable summer vacations in my lifetime — I found myself lying on a sunny, picturesque beach in the South of France; being swept away, much like with waves, by the wafting scents of Provençal seaside cuisine; and surrounding myself with three happy children building sea castles in the warm sand.
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interview
Covid and Social ImpactThis crisis has been the biggest real time simultaneous challenge to governance and policy that anyone can remember. It has had extremely uneven responses all over the world, the successes and the failures of which are complicated.
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interview
Covid and the EastI came to Hong Kong early this year when there was suddenly this outbreak. I have been stuck here since then.
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Covid and the WestI think the pandemic will be seen as having accelerated a process that was already deeply advanced – the decline of Western ideological and intellectual hegemony. The material decline started a long time ago, but the hegemony was still intact through the years of decline.
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Covid and UncertaintyThe COVID-19 pandemic has had an enormous impact on the vulnerability of our very existence, and heavily disturbs daily routines that hitherto have been taken for granted. Unpreparedness and uncertainty prevail among experts as well as political leaders.