Event: Design Museum, Convivial Tools
Join a symposium exploring new approaches for a more cooperative society, based on the thinking of the late philosopher Ivan Illich.
Saturday 13 October: 11.00-18.00
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What to expect
Prof. Dr. Stefan Süß seit 1. Oktober neuer Dekan
Ab dem 1.10.2018 ist Univ.-Prof. Dr. Stefan Süß, Lehrstuhlinhaber für Betriebswirtschaftslehre, insb. Organisation und Personal, neuer Dekan der Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Fakultät. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Stefan Süß – zuvor Prodekan der Fakultät – übernimmt das Amt von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Justus Haucap.
Prof. Dr. Florian Heiß wurde vom Fakultätsrat zum Prodekan gewählt. Studiendekan bleibt apl. Prof. Dr. Ulrich Heimeshoff.
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Why What’s Happening to the Rohingya Is Genocide
Location
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Gov. Jerry Brown Signs SB 822, Restoring Net Neutrality to California
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Here’s my statement:
“Today was a historic moment in the battle to bring back net neutrality in the United States. SB 822 comprehensively restores to California all of the net neutrality protections from the 2015 Open Internet Order that the FCC repealed in 2017.
Location
United States
Crowdfund: Support BEK, an autonomous space for free sociocultural activities
BEK – AUTONOMOUS SPACE FOR FREE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
When talking about our story, first of all, we want to emphasize that one day, hopefully soon, this will really become OUR story. A story of all included, anyone who wants to participate, a story of a community that builds its own part of a creative and self-sustainable space, a story of no one left aside. We want to make a new spot for all of us who don’t have a place to create and invest their time into, and for us who don’t have money or access to social and cultural programs that we can be a part of.
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Twitter suspended me for tweeting feminist academic research. Here’s why that’s a problem.
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