Our speakers have not only given inspiring presentations in 2019, but many of them have also written a new book.
Rolf Dobelli, "The Art of Digital Living". A book that makes you happier. Rolf Dobelli recommends a news detox cure, because too much news is for the mind like too much sugar for the body. Our speaker encourages us to get out of the daily news madness.
Nils Ole Oermann and Hans-Jürgen Wolff, "Economic wars: past and present". The book by our speaker Nils Ole Oermann hits the nerve of the time. It is a current characterization of the challenges of global politics and vividly shows the serious consequences of economic wars in the past and today.
Parag Khanna, "Our Asian Future". The book is a great geopolitical success. Parag Khanna shows how the world is currently reorganising itself, how the global balance of power is shifting and what awaits us in the Asian century.
René Borbonus, "Relevance". An exciting and lively book about a topic that concerns us all. Relevance is the prerequisite for attention. Our speaker addresses the central questions surrounding the topic of relevance and shows, for example, how to find your own relevance.
Ulrike Guérot, "How do you feel about Europe?". The essay examines the development of the EU over the past 30 years. Our speaker Ulrike Guérot explores, among other things, the question of what still holds this continent together at its core. An inventory of the united Europe.
Thomas de Maizière, "Governance. Internal views of politics". The book is "a workshop report" in which the former Federal Minister of the Interior describes how politics works. In a comprehensible and precise manner, he takes a look behind the scenes of governance and provides exciting insights into the control centres of power.
Joachim Gauck, "Tolerance: simply difficult". The book by the great democrat Gauck pleads for the preservation and safeguarding of tolerance as a virtue.
Anders Indset, "Quantum Economy". An inspiring book that explores the question of what comes after digitalisation. Anders Indset develops scenarios for the next 10 to 20 years in which our future will be irreversibly decided.
Harald Welzer, "Everything could be different". Refreshing and encouraging, Harald Welzer sketches a good and possible future in his latest book. He shows that the much-vaunted "lack of alternatives" is in truth nothing more than lack of imagination.
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