Research Group on the Global Future
Forschungsgruppe Zukunftsfragen
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Banker to the Poor By Muhammad Yunus 04.05.1999 · Reviewed by Douglas Merrill |
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Life on the Screen Identity in the Age of the Internet. By Sherry Turkle 19.04.1999 · Reviewed by Christina Teuthorn |
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Die Zukunft der Menschenrechte The Future of Human Rights. By Gunnar Köhne (ed.) 04.04.1999 · Reviewed by Heidi Kübel |
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Burnrate How I Survived the Gold Rush Years on the Internet. By Michael Wolff. 12.03.1999 · Reviewed by Douglas Merrill |
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The First $20 Million is Always the Hardest By Po Bronson 12.02.1999 · Reviewed by Douglas Merrill |
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A Portal on Biotechnology The Research Group on the Global Future presents new Internet Portal 31.01.1999 · Research Group on the Global Future |
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The Biotech Century Das biotechnische Zeitalter. By Jeremy Rifkin. 02.01.1999 · Reviewed by Markus Vorbeck |
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Visions How Science will Revolutionize the 21st Century. By Michio Kaku. 12.12.1998 · Reviewed by Jürgen Turek |
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Pax Democratica A Strategy for the 21st Century. By James Robert Huntley. 12.11.1998 · Reviewed by Heidi Kübel |
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A Portal on Digitalization The Research Group on the Global Future presents new Internet Portal 01.11.1998 · Research Group on the Global Future |
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Global Public Policy Governing without Government? By Wolfgang Reinicke. 12.10.1998 · Reviewed by Josef Janning |
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Wirtschaftskummerland? Economic Worryland? Paths Out of the Globalization Trap. By Warnfried Dettling 12.09.1998 · Reviewed by Jürgen Turek |
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The Lives to Come The Genetic Revolution and Human Possibilities. By Philip Kitcher. 12.08.1998 · Reviewed by Markus Vorbeck |
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City of Bits Space, Place and the Infobahn. By William Mitchell. 22.07.1998 · Reviewed by Christina Teuthorn |
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What will be How the new world of information will change our lives. By Michael Dertouzos 16.07.1998 · Reviewed by Christina Teuthorn |
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