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Grüne Energie Turbinen

Science and Society in Dialogue

The digital dialog platform is open to everyone who wants to exchange ideas about sustainability concepts and social transformation. Get in touch with scientists from different disciplines and discuss current studies and scientific proposals.

The study by the Expert Group on Global Economy and Social Ethics identifies key challenges and barriers to a successful land use transformation and develops ethical guidelines for dealing with conflicts of interest and concrete reform proposals for a global land use transformation.

The study by the Expert Group on Global Economy and Social Ethics identifies key challenges and barriers to a successful land use transformation and develops ethical guidelines for dealing with conflicts of interest and concrete reform proposals for a global land use transformation.

Creating socio-ecological transformation together!

We invite you to discuss current contributions from various research projects, share your experiences and opinions and enter into a digital dialog with our scientists and social partners.

Dialogue

Engage in dialogue together.

Research

Experience Responsive Science.

Integrative Solutions

Shaping transformation equitably.

Our Research Projects

Through various projects, we work on the social, economic, cultural and political dimensions of a socio-ecological transformation to ensure a decent life for all people within our planetary boundaries.

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The challenges of our time require shared perspectives and integrative solutions. Neither politics nor science or civil society alone can solve the complex problems of our time. A genuine dialog between all societal stakeholders is needed. Your opinions and questions on topics relating to socio-ecological transformation are also needed! The digital dialog platform DigiLog supports the exchange on the question of how socio-ecological transformation can succeed.

Contact Us

The creation of the DigiLog Dialogue Forum was made possible by funding from the German Federal Environmental Foundation and is part of the Center for Social and Development Studies at the Munich School of Philosophy.

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Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or recommendations regarding our projects! zgf@hfph.de

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