Videos: Back to business as usual? – PowerShift Perspectives on post-COVID-19 challenges and opportunities
We have recorded our online seminar series so that you can listen and watch again here. Together with experts from politics, media and civil society, we talked about the new challenges but also the opportunities that currently arise for the global economy and its social and ecological transformation.
The automotive industry after the coronavirus crisis: Remodeling and remodeling instead of yesterday's recipes
In the video, Peter Fuchs talks to Markus Wissen and Merle Groneweg about the impact of the corona pandemic on the automotive industry. The focus is on the question: Why does the sector need to be rebuilt and dismantled? And what are the prospects for that? The video has been slightly shortened in some places.
In the video Bettina Müller talks to Anna Cavazzini (MEP, the Greens) and Prof. Christoph Scherrer (University of Kassel) about the impact of Corona on European trade policy. The focus is on the question: Does Corona lead to a break in the previous globalization model or is a return to "business as usual" likely?
#Raw materials turnaround now! Time for more justice and climate protection
Our raw materials expert Michael Reckordt talks to Jan Kosmol (Federal Environment Agency) and Kathrin Hartmann (journalist and author) about the effects of the current situation on environmental and raw materials policy as well as development for international #supply chains. Why was our consumption of raw materials too high even before the crisis? What ‘green lies’ (Hartmann) are there in the raw materials supply chain? And why is a #Supply chain law more urgent than ever due to the corona crisis?
We believe in the importance of political work, because only an informed civil society can influence the formation of political will.
Global inequality, climate disaster, exploitation of people and nature – the problems are huge. With our focus on trade, raw materials and climate policy, we address the root causes of our unjust economic system.
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