The Climate Crunch
Party Representation in Times of Economic Crisis
Human Rights for Future Generations: From Theory to Practice
Conclusions: What have we learned? What should be done next?
Speaker: Stephen Whitefield
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?
Elites and Societies: Are our rules capable of solving the crisis? Are our societies finding solutions for themselves?
Speakers: Donatella della Porta, Ferenc Miszlivetz
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?
Are our Media Capable of Explaining the Crisis?
Speaker: Polly Toynbee
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?
Crisis in and of Economics
Speakers: John Kay, David Ruccio
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?
A Crisis of Civilisation?
Speakers: Vittorio Hsle, Timothy Radcliffe, Malise Ruthven
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?
The Crisis and the Arts: What are our subjects and how shall we make them?
Speakers: Marek Bartelik, Margaret Drabble, Andrei Konchalovsky
What kind of crisis are we in? With what can we compare it historically? How should we portray, research and combat it in our work? Are the powerful in society capable of rising to its challenges? How can the weak, who are most affected by it, organise themselves? Can we as symposium participants find a common language to help us move forward?