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Diversity
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Anna Penninger: Machines vs. Humans
Artificial intelligence is shaping our life. Many leading forces in this key sector are part of American corporations; in Europe, we are sliding into dependency. Wider questions are raised with…
Caspar Schauseil: Why Diversity Matters
Today’s public debate on the EU refugee crisis is characterised by unfounded fears. Without any base in statistics or historic developments, Europeans appear to be afraid of cultural dilution, of…
Lutz Roschker’s Summary of the Schoendorf Lecture
board member of PwC foundation After our United Europe Lecture with Joe Schoendorf on May 6, 2015, in Berlin, Lutz Roschker, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, sent us this very interesting…
A Young Professionals Seminar About a Diverse and Deeply Divided Europe
Switzerland is a good place to be reminded of the fact that Europe is more than the European Union. Europe is, of course, a geographic entity that includes countries like…
Carsten Maschmeyer on Europe’s Unity and Diversity
Future generations will continue to build a united Europe, with its strength lying in the diversity of its cultures and historic backgrounds. What we are concerned with at present are…
Norbert Winkeljohann on What Europe Means
As a global economic powerhouse, Europe is facing constant challenges. In particular, it is the demographic development, new technologies and financial crises as well as the globalised economy with new…
Daniela Schwarzer on her Hopes and Fears for Europe
We have to continue building Europe together. Otherwise we will not be able to sustain what has been established so far. Peace, security and prosperity can’t be taken for granted.…