The event is the eighth of the lecture series "Digitalization of Memory Practices and Heritages in Global Perspectives". The event is hybrid, which means that participation is possible both in person and digitally. If you would like to participate via Zoom, please register early by sending an email to kranzant@uni-bonn.de. If you would like to attend in person, no registration is required. The language of the event is English.
Seventh event of the lecture series „Nach den Sternen greifen. Der Weltraum als Wirtschafts-, Lebens- und Wettbewerbsraum im 21. Jahrhundert“ (Summer semester 2023) with Juliana Suess.
This research highlights that global food insecurity is rapidly getting worse due to multiple crises happening around the world. These crises involve various problems related to society, health, governance, and the environment, all affecting the world at the same time. The study presents the current distribution of hunger and explores six influential theories that explain the causes of famines. Through the analysis, a list of 40 countries facing high risks of food insecurity has been identified. These nations urgently need assistance from the international community. The main goal of this research is to increase awareness about the seriousness of global food insecurity and improve our understanding of the significant and challenging task of achieving the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of eradicating hunger by 2030.
Gunpowder, railroads, airplanes, tanks and nuclear bombs: they have all permanently changed the way war is waged and thought about. Artificial intelligence (AI) not only has the same potential, but is already changing conflicts and wars around the world.
For just over a decade, China's social credit system has been in constant evolution. The digital recording and rating system, which rates individuals, state employees, businesses, and other organizations, is usually understood in the West as an authoritarian manifestation of China's modernity. At the request of numerous participants in our dialogue series, in this installment we examine the various functions of the complex social credit system with the goal of gaining a deeper understanding of the system and discussing it in an informed manner.
The third event of the digital dialogue series "Strategic Management of Climate Change in Latin America".
The event is the ninth of the lecture series "Digitalization of Memory Practices and Heritages in Global Perspectives". The event is hybrid, which means that participation is possible both in person and digitally. If you would like to participate via Zoom, please register early by sending an email to kranzant@uni-bonn.de. If you would like to attend in person, no registration is required. The language of the event is English.
The eighth event of the lecture series „Nach den Sternen greifen. Der Weltraum als Wirtschafts-, Lebens- und Wettbewerbsraum im 21. Jahrhundert“ (Summer Semester 2023) with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dr. rer. pol. habil. Michael Lauster.
The event is the tenth of the lecture series "Digitalization of Memory Practices and Heritages in Global Perspectives". The event is hybrid, which means that participation is possible both in person and digitally. If you would like to participate via Zoom, please register early by sending an email to kranzant@uni-bonn.de. If you would like to attend in person, no registration is required. The language of the event is English.
Ninth event of the lecture series „Nach den Sternen greifen. Der Weltraum als Wirtschafts-, Lebens- und Wettbewerbsraum im 21. Jahrhundert“ (Summer semester 2023) with Dr. Gilles Rabin.
The event is the eleventh of the lecture series "Digitalization of Memory Practices and Heritages in Global Perspectives". The event is hybrid, which means that participation is possible both in person and digitally. If you would like to participate via Zoom, please register early by sending an email to kranzant@uni-bonn.de. If you would like to attend in person, no registration is required. The language of the event is English.
The last event of the lecture series „Nach den Sternen greifen. Der Weltraum als Wirtschafts-, Lebens- und Wettbewerbsraum im 21. Jahrhundert“ (SoSe 2023).