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and cosmopolitics.
This development raises many moral and ethical issues that need to be
debated across the faculties. Another development is the promotion of
large-scale 'technical' solutions to mitigate some of these crises, such
as geo- or planetary engineering or macro- economic packages (such as a
green 'new deal'), which may be interpreted by some as casting a shadow of undemocratic quick fixes or eco-authoritarianism. The focus of our
local workshop will be on approaches to these and others issues that
seriously consider the interrelations of discourse, technology, social
change, justice/rights, interculturality, and social, political and
historical consciousness.
Paul McIlvenny
at the following email address
