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06.11.2017
Urban Hopes: Will Cities Save the World?Green Transition

Cities contain most of the world's population and innovation. But are we in danger of over-stating the power of cities to cure all our contemporary ills?

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03.11.2017
Biopolitics of Disasters: Hurricane Irma and Climate ChangeClimate and Energy

In the wake of Hurricane Irma and others, this Foucauldian concept opens the door on a new way of seeing climate change and responsibility.

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02.11.2017
The Middle East Upheavals: The Necessities of a New Social CriticismGeopolitics

Understanding power dynamics in the Middle East requires Europe to beware of - and shift - its Eurocentric lens.

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31.10.2017
To Fear or Not to Fear the RobotSociety, Media and Culture

Most politicians turn a blind eye but it has never been more crucial - how can we prepare for artificial intelligence's increasing power and role in our lives?

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30.10.2017
Job-Robbing RobotsWelfare and Social Issues

The impact of robotisation and artificial intelligence on jobs and work will be huge, so why are politicians not talking about it, let alone planning for it? An interview with Tiffany Blandin by Benjamin Joyeux.

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27.10.2017
Forging a Connection Between Local and Global CommonsEnvironment

Who does the ocean or the moon belong to? An interview about the legal power of 'the common heritage of mankind' concept.

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26.10.2017
Minds of Their Own? Why We Need to Get Up to Speed on RoboticsSociety, Media and Culture

From self-driving cars to intelligent implants - we're living in an increasingly automated world, yet the legal safeguards are lagging behind.

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16.10.2017
Turning Point for the Czech Republic? An interview with the Czech Greens LeaderPolitics

In the run up to the elections in the Czech Republic on the 20th and 21st of October, we spoke to the chair of the Czech Greens.

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12.10.2017
Prosperity without Growth: Economics in the Service of a Good Life for AllGreen Transition

A review of the new edition - revised and expanded - of one of political ecology's recent classics by Tim Jackson.

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