First reflections on the concept of consumption corridors
In the article "The relationship between consumption corridors and recent sustainability-focused economic models," researcher Dr. Minna Kanerva describes her perspective on the concept of consumption corridors
In this first scientific reflection on the concept of consumption corridors, scientist Dr. Minna Kanerva concludes that consumption corridors are an important tool for the transition to a sustainable economic system. Further, she concludes that the concept is a next necessary step for policy in the present. We invite you to read the full article: https://imperia.uni-muenster.de/imperia/md/content/fuchs/minna_s_perspective.docx
Publication of the report "How socio-ecological transformation can succeed"
Cooperation of the Expert Group "World Economy and Social Ethics" of the German Bishops' Conference and Justitia et Pax
In the context of the online conference "How socio-ecological transformation can succeed", the expert report of the expert group "World Economy and Social Ethics" with the same title was presented on June 16, 2021, in which Professor Doris Fuchs participated. On this occasion, Prof'in Fuchs presented her view on the interaction of faith-based actors in the socio-ecological transformation.
Presentation on bioeconomy at the ICEC 2020
The university of Freiburg is hosting the Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Conference 2020 from November 30th to December 3rd. On Tuesday chair members will share insights gained in the BIOCIVIS project.
Interdisciplinary conference “Transformation zur Nachhaltigkeit. Hindernisse – Wege - Strategien”, 4th – 5th October, Münster
The conference, organized by the ZIN and the “Akademie Franz Hitze Haus”, analyses challenges and options related to the “Great Transformation”
Fair and Global Environmental Policy with Prof. Doris Fuchs
Meeting of the working group „Sustainable Consumption“ of the German Committee for Sustainability Research in Future Earth with Prof. Doris Fuchs
Prof. Doris Fuchs attends 6th Degrowth-conference in Malmö
What are the central concepts and perspectives of sustainable consumption? What concrete progress is there in its implementation?
Several contributions submitted to the Third International SCORAI – Conference in Copenhagen
Doris Fuchs as part of Germany’s sustainable academic landscape
Prof. Doris Fuchs is now featured on the “Hoch-N”-network’s sustainability map
Student Journal interviews Prof. Doris Fuchs
Readers learn more about the origin, concept, work and future of the ZIN
„Green Faith“? – Prof. Doris Fuchs and Prof. Katharina Glaab investigate the Role of Faith-based Actors in the Global Sustainable Development Discourse
The researchers from the University of Münster and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences discuss faith-based actors’ contributions to the debate on sustainability
Call for Action: Scientists warn against environmental degradation and its consequences
New blog about conflicts and natural resources
A blog co-founded by Anne Hennings provides space for an interdisciplinary dialogue over “Resources and Conflict”
Sustainable Consumption in Germany – fair, ecological and collectively responsible?
On the occasion of the National Conference on the implementation of sustainable consumption in Germany, consumption researchers criticize the National Program for sustainable consumption
„Hot or cool“? - Experts discuss ways to slow down global warming
ZIN-spokeswoman Prof.’in Doris Fuchs takes part in an international workshop on the 1,5-degree goal
Looking for the right measure of sustainable consumption
ZIN-spokeswoman Prof. Doris Fuchs participates in the expert dialogue of the project “Nachhaltiger Konsum – Die Suche nach dem rechten Maß” (Sustainable Consumption – The Search for the right Measure)
Becoming a sustainable city with help of the ZIN
ZIN-members participate in the development of an action program for implementing the SDGs in Münster
Professor Doris Fuchs interviewed by German radio broadcast „WDR3 – Kultur am Mittag“
New course of lectures dealing with risks and potentials of technological innovation and transformation for ecological and social sustainability
ZIN 'Breadtime' Colloquium
Resilience as leading term for the organization of the Great Transformation. Ethical Analyses on a shimmering term
Baltic University Programme III PhD Students Training: Interdisciplinary-Multicultural-International
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Climate Negotiations and Climate Justice – open for anyone interested!
KomMA-P: 'Energiewende' - Strengthen Acceptance
Current Courses in winter term 2015/2016
Research Sabbatical of Prof. Doris Fuchs PhD.
Talk Thomas Princen: "Ending the Fossil Fuel Era: The Politics, the Ethics, the Strategies"
INTERVIEW WITH PROF FUCHS ON "POSTWACHSTUMSÖKONOMIE" AND THE "GOOD LIFE" (BY RADIO Q)
COURSES IN SUMMER TERM 2015
CHAIR'S RESEARCH FELLOWS AT CINEMA "KURBELKISTE"
PARTICIPATION OF MUENSTER'S POLITICAL SCIENCE STUDENTS AT YOUNG ACADEMICS' CONFERENCE IN FRANKFURT A.M.
ONLINE-PLATFORM: „UMWELT-UND GESELLSCHAFTSVERTRÄGLICHE TRANSFORMATION DES ENERGIESYSTEMS"
RENAMING OF THE CHAIR: "INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"
Presentation on bioeconomy at the ICEC 2020
The university of Freiburg is hosting the Interdisciplinary Circular Economy Conference 2020 from November 30th to December 3rd. On Tuesday chair members will share insights gained in the BIOCIVIS project.
Publication of the report "How socio-ecological transformation can succeed"
Cooperation of the Expert Group "World Economy and Social Ethics" of the German Bishops' Conference and Justitia et Pax
In the context of the online conference "How socio-ecological transformation can succeed", the expert report of the expert group "World Economy and Social Ethics" with the same title was presented on June 16, 2021, in which Professor Doris Fuchs participated. On this occasion, Prof'in Fuchs presented her view on the interaction of faith-based actors in the socio-ecological transformation.
First reflections on the concept of consumption corridors
In the article "The relationship between consumption corridors and recent sustainability-focused economic models," researcher Dr. Minna Kanerva describes her perspective on the concept of consumption corridors
In this first scientific reflection on the concept of consumption corridors, scientist Dr. Minna Kanerva concludes that consumption corridors are an important tool for the transition to a sustainable economic system. Further, she concludes that the concept is a next necessary step for policy in the present. We invite you to read the full article: https://imperia.uni-muenster.de/imperia/md/content/fuchs/minna_s_perspective.docx