With a sociological look at the environmental challenges combined with examples drawn from fiction and film, interesting horizons are opened in a new British release.
The anxiety has become a private matter and this is dangerous, writes author Heinz Bude in the Society of Fear – an essayistic gem of a sociology book.
When it comes to helping countries financially, thinking and idealism is not enough. You have to know the culture of the individual countries and know where the corruption is.
Can hunger be abolished? Today's hunger catastrophes have political causes, says Professor Alex De Waal. He believes famine must be criminalized and that political leaders must be tried before a court.
The most important thing is not to prevent the conflicts themselves, but to remove the violence from them, says conflict resolution expert Oliver Ramsbotham.
The Russia-Georgia war in 2008 was to show that the NATO expansion eastward limit had been reached. With the Ukraine crisis of 2013 – 15, it was exceeded.
Energy Security provides important knowledge about the interaction between energy security, economic growth, ecological sustainability and social justice.
What's left of Che Guevara? In Cuba he will always be a saint, but in the West the logo and brand Che Guevara took over from the politically oppositional.