In the third issue of our BKHS Magazine, we present concrete ideas for reshaping globalisation. The aim is to develop tangible, multi-faceted ideas on what needs to be done and who needs to act to change globalisation for the better. Our understanding of globalisation encompasses the interconnectedness and interdependence between people and countries around the globe. We include all kinds of processes, from economic, social, cultural and technological to the institutional networking of ideas, knowledge, information, goods and services that have spread around the world. To this end, we have invited a diverse group of people to contribute their expertise and experience in relation to the most pressing global issues. Our contributors include academics, think tankers, politicians, activists, educators and artists, who provide food for thought and recommendations for action in a variety of formats including essays, memes, murals and photos.
By bringing together different perspectives and approaches, BKHS Magazine supports the shift towards a more sustainable and just globalised world.
Our authors: Elisabeth Winter, Eva Krick, Julia Strasheim, Moritz Schularick, Richard Gowan, Hilary MacDonogh, Sarah Keller, Christian von Soest, Yeo Lay Hwee, Yunnan Chen, Lauren Weir, Brototi Roy, Peter Gardner, Niels Annen, Jörg Brüggemann, Kurt Langbein, Idil Galip, Merle Strunk, Robert Lepenies, Xu Lizhi, Cécile Busche, Uta Schlott, Kirsten Hartmann, Isra Mohamed, Alisa Rieth, Lisa Querner, Raja Albers, Tobias Lentzler, Helmut Schmidt, Philippa Sigl-Glöckner, Bernd Lange, Clara Weinhardt, David Luke, Franziska Brantner, Julieta Zelicovich, Melinda St Louis, Franklin Obeng-Odoom
Get to know the BKHS Magazine: Three selected articles
Economic security as human security
Common properity as common interest
The truth behind your plastic waste