Mobility Atlas 2019 Atlas The Mobility Atlas includes 19 articles about the most important activities and solutions for a safe, dependable and sustainable mobility - order now or download! Add to cart
Zukunft der Automobilität Dossier 50:50 stehen die Erfolgsaussichten der Automobilindustrie für das Gelingen eines klimaverträglichen, vernetzten und stadtkompatiblen Umbaus der Automobilität: Chancen, Risiken und Alternativen.
Beyond the hype: How to shape the green hydrogen economy Published: 19 October 2021 The prospect of a green hydrogen economy comes with significant opportunities and risks. There is a need to both promote and carefully shape the much needed expansion of production, while limiting the end use of green hydrogen.
Sexual and reproductive rights, Volume 11 (only available in German) Published: 14 October 2021 Women's bodies are always the central target of conservative and fundamentalist ideology and practice. The individual rights are also shaped by social and cultural norms, legal conditions and, more than ever, also determined by reproductive technologies and medical offers. The essay by sociologist Christa Wichterich offers background information and analytical approaches from an international perspective.
“Self-managed abortion empowers people with an unwanted pregnancy” Published: 14 October 2021 Interview with Alicia Baier and Sophie G., who are both activists, on the occasion of International Safe Abortion Day.
Population policy under the guise of protecting life – the history of Section 218 Published: 14 October 2021 Section 218 has been a topic of intense political debate ever since it was first incorporated in the Criminal Code of the German Empire on 15 May 1871. It has always been one of the most controversial paragraphs in German law, both legally and socially. In 1995, a compromise solution was found, but since then nothing more has changed. To find out why that is so, and work out what can be done about it, it’s worth taking a look back at the history of Section 218.
150 years of Germany’s abortion ban ‒ when will the “green tide” wash over to the other side of the Atlantic? Published: 14 October 2021 The “marea verde” – the “green tide” – has spread across the whole of Latin America. Can it make waves in Germany too?
An introduction to reproductive justice Published: 14 October 2021 Feminist movements that focus exclusively on abortion rights primarily represent the perspective of white, privileged women. Reproductive justice goes further, combining reproductive rights with social justice.
Twenty years later, remembering a Tuesday in September Published: 13 October 2021 Looking back, now with Information Age lenses, 9/11’s aftermath lessons are full of virtues, yet to be capitalized.
Reflecting on 9/11, perspectives from a young American Published: 12 October 2021 The twentieth anniversary of 9/11 and the United States’ disastrous pullout from Afghanistan has prompted a reckoning. But it’s not a new one.
“We must develop a joint vision for Germany and for Europe” Published: 8 October 2021 Franziska Brantner MdB talks about her hopes that the new German government will reframe its European policy. Its priorities in this process should be the European Green Deal, defending the rule of law and bolstering the EU’s capacity to act.
