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Carlos Alvarado Quesada
My goal is to examine ways to achieve decarbonization and promote a fair energy transition, especially in the Global South. I believe that it is important to build a more equitable world ensuring that the transition is not only successful in developed areas, but also in areas where there may be more significant economic or social challenges.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Kamal Amakrane
I want to sensitize the Berlin political and policy world to the unprecedented situation of the Pacific Atoll Countries. Also, I want to learn about the mindset of German government representatives and European experts, and explore ways for joint efforts to support efforts to protect the statehood of these countries.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Kate Crawford
I will be working on a major research project called Calculating Empires, which traces the entwined relationship between technology and power since 1500.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
King-Wa Fu
I will examine the Chinese narrative about Germany-China relations and a range of international affairs through the lens of the Chinese state media and public opinion on social media.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Marija Golubeva
I look at how the EU's assistance to candidate countries in crisis is changing in this new age of global insecurity. Are we innovating enough to make sure that new, flexible, and effective methods of support are developed? I'd like to engage EU experts and stakeholders in countries receiving urgent EU support currently, such as Ukraine and Moldova, in answering this question.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Pierre Hazan
My research will address key issues related to the potential establishment of the first internationalized tribunal on the crime of aggression in the context of the war in Ukraine: legitimacy, selectivity, peace versus justice, and its possible impact on victims and beyond.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Stephen Heintz
I am interested in exploring a future international system based on the realities of global interdependence, multipolarity, and the likelihood of prolonged turbulence. How can the Global North and the Global South work as partners to construct an ecosystem of institutions and processes that deliver greater prosperity, sustainability, and peace in this century?
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Fiona Hill
I am interested in learning how Germany is addressing the dramatic shifts in domestic and global economies emerging from post-industrial decline, socio-economic and spatial inequality, and the rise of populist politics against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine and Europe’s rupture with Russia.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
Amy Sample Ward
We see that technology is changing the world. I will look at how our personal relationships with, practices for, and policies about technology need to change if we are to change the world for the better, especially if technology is part of how we make change.
Richard von Weizsäcker Fellow
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What is the purpose of research in the 21st century since its evident that we cannot use 20th/ 19th century research methods?
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