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Democracy and Science
Issue 30
Magazine
This issue is available in German only.
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Andrea Binder
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- International Political Economy
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- Freie Universität Berlin
- andrea.binder@fu-berlin.de
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Christopher Degelmann
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- Ancient History
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- Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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- +49 30 2093-70511
- christopher.degelmann@hu-berlin.de
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Johanna Gereke
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- Sociology
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- Universität Mannheim
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- +49 621 181-2819
- johanna.gereke@mzes.uni-mannheim.de
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Sebastian Hellmeier
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- Political Science
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- Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB)
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Anne Hemkendreis
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- History of Art
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- Ruhr-Universität Bochum
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- +49 234/32-24683
- anne.hemkendreis@rub.de
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Rona Kobel
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- Sculpture, Photography
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- Universität der Künste Berlin
- studio@ronakobel.de
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Nadine Mengis
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- Earth system modelling
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- GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel
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- +49 431 600 4289
- nmengis@geomar.de
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Senthuran Varatharajah
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- Literature
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- Schriftsteller (S. Fischer Verlag)
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- +49 69 6062 0
- julia.zehner@fischerverlage.de
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more publications
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A look at challenges facing the agrifood system
Members of Die Junge Akademie’s Research Group “Sustainability” have published a contribution to the debate on the food transition. Titled “Die Zukunft der Ernährung in Europa: Interdisziplinäre Perspektiven” [The Future of Food in Europe: Interdisciplinary Perspectives], the team of authors examines what it considers to be necessary changes in the agrifood system.
Topics:
Franziska Funke, Linus Mattauch, Thorsten Merl, Hermine Mitter, Viola Priesemann, Leonie Wenz, Anna Wiese
Berlin 2023
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Dissent!
What would the sciences be without controversy - after all, science is also a competition of theses, methods and ideas. This is the starting point for the new issue of the JAM, which is devoted to dissent between various disciplinary perspectives. To this end, we have compiled strategies for effective debates from a wealth of historical disputes in science. There is also room for controversy over the redesign of the JAM, which is being published in this issue, for the first time, as a poster.
Topics:
Lukas Haffert, Oliver Rymek, Erik Schilling, Ricarda Winkelmann
2019
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Unspoken
Under the title "Ungesagtes" ("Unspoken"), the five articles and one discussion deal with aspects that one would tend to contrast with and deduct from the ideal of objectivity of science as "subjective" parts. On the one hand, it is about what the researching subject brings into the scientific work in often subtle ways: own views, emotions, values, personal beliefs. On the other hand, the influence of everything subjective on human behavior is itself also a topic of research.
Topics:
Garvin Brod, Simon Wolfgang Fuchs, Julia Gurol, Sebastian Hellmeier, Viola Priesemann, Mira Sievers
Berlin 2023
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