In Februrary, we met in Dortmund to discuss ageing societies, local communities, civic society and a number of related issues in our last WeberWorldCafé Demographic Change: Challenges and Opportunities. Have...
A central part of Society 5.0 – Japan’s vision of fully digitally connected future – focuses on how connectivity, big data and AI can contribute to solve Japan’s pressing problems...
Did you miss our WeberWorldCafé on Demographic Change in Dortmund? Here we put together the media reporting about the event. The German newspaper Focus announced the the WeberWorldCafé, and so...
By Marisabel González Ocanto Talking about demographic change also means to talk about aging societies, and two prime examples for aging societies are Germany and Japan. Based on this premise,...
Von Jan Hoffmann Am letzten Tag des Februars fanden sich trotz der stechenden Kälte eine beträchtliche Anzahl an Menschen im Raum Westfalia des Dortmunder Rathauses ein. Die Max Weber Stiftung...
In the second round of discussion we will focus on the following Cross-sectional issues – areas of collaboration. This will be a chance to highlight where and how the different...
In the first round of discussion, we focus on Actors and their roles, highlighting different groups of actors all crucial when dealing with demographic change. On our four tables, there...
Do you want to prepare for our upcoming WeberWorldCafé on Demographic Change? We put together a few links in English and German that might be of interest to you and...
Das WeberWorldCafé-Blog begleitet und dokumentiert die verschiedenen WeberWorldCafés und schafft so neben dem analogen Diskussionsraum während der Veranstaltungen einen zusätzlichen digitalen Raum für einen offenen Dialog. Ziel der WeberWorldCafés ist es, transregionale Themen aus möglichst vielen Perspektiven zu betrachten und wissenschaftliche Impulse aus verschiedenen Regionen zusammenzuführen.
The WeberWorldCafé blog links the digital possibilities of communication with the actual event of the WeberWorldCafés and creates an additional, digital space for open dialog. The aim of the WeberWorldCafé events is to discuss the transregional topics with manifold perspectives and thus bring together different academic impulses from various world regions.
