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Socially Sustainable Economic Degrowth
Leida Rijnhout, Thomas Schauer (Eds.)

The global economy has been growing for decades with a high speed, largely ignoring the warnings of "The Limits to Growth", the first report to the Club of Rome by Donella Meadows, Dennis Meadows and Jorgen Randers in 1972. But in a limited system, unlimited growth is impossible. It has to come to an end, the question is just when and how.

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Teile eines Ganzen - European Network for the Study of Globalisation
Thomas Schauer, Melitta Becker, Endre Kiss (Eds.)
English/German

Inspite of its omnipresence globalisation is not yet suffciently understood today, there is a lack of theoretically concepts which make it possible to shape globalisation actively. The members of the European Network for the Study of Globalisation have therefore started a discussion on the theory of globalisation.

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Europe after Lisbon - Intertwining Sustainability and Competitiveness
Aleksander Zidanšek, Thomas Schauer (Ed.)

Proceedings from a conference held in Ljubljana in 2008.

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Leben im Cyberspace - Die Bildung von Sozialkapital in virtuellen Welten
Thomas Schauer (Ed.)

How will the new media affect social capital and how does the interatcion between reality and virtuality look like?

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Clean Power from Deserts
White Book on Solar Energy

The White Paper on the DESERTEC Concept provides information on the potential of the largest but least tapped source of energy on Earth, the solar radiation of deserts, and on how it could be put into service for energy, water and climate security.

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The Future of Europe - Sustainable Development and Economic Growth?

What will the future of Europe look like? Will it be a common future or will there be different futures in old member states, new member states and those coun­tries which are left outside the European Union?

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Global Population Blow-Up and After
A report to the Club of Rome
by Sergey P. Kapitza

"Global Population Blow-up and after" describes studies on the problem of population growth.

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The Future of People with disabilities
in the World
A report to the Club of Rome
by Rafael de Lorenzo Garcia

The report constitutes a call for cooperation and makes specific proposals to overthrow the double standard that excludes many people with disability from an active place in their communities.

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Zukunftsperspektiven der Gesellschaft
Thomas Schauer, Ivo Stanek (Ed.)

The publications deals with the consequences of globalisation.

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Die Rolle von Sozialkapital in einer Nachhaltigen Wirtschaft

Proceedings of a workshop organised in 2005 on the role of social capital in a sustainable economy.

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The Employment Dilemma and the Future of Work
A report to the Club of Rome
by Orio Giarini and Patrick Liedtke

A new edition has been published

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"Limits to Privatization"
Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker

Limits to Privatization

The Report to the Club of Rome "Limits to Privatization" is the first thorough audit of privatizations from around the world. It outlines the historical emergence of globalization and liberalization, and from analyses of over 50 case studies of best- and worst-case experiences of privatization, it provides guidance for policy and action that will restore and maintain the right balance between the powers and responsibilities of the state, the private sector and the increasingly important role of civil society.

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"Limits to Growth - The 30 Year Update"
Donella Meadows, Dennis Meadows, Jorgen Randers

The 30-Year Update provides an introduction the World3 computer model, types of growth, and the various kinds of overshoot likely to occur in the current century. While it remains to be seen whether public policy will respond effectively and in time to problems such as climate change, this book makes a compelling case for the vital need for a Sustainability Revolution.

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Haben wir 30 Jahre lang geschlafen?
Zum Update der Grenzen des Wachstums

Dennis Meadows summarizes the findings from the 30-Year Update of Limits to Growth.

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Information Technology, Competitiveness and the Environment
Thomas Schauer, Markus Neuvonen, Matti Penttilae

How will the information society impact the environment and how can measures for a sustainable information society increase competitiveness?

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Cities To Last - TT30 - Sustainable Cities
Editors: Mary Dengler and Carlos Rodríguez Casal

Today, the majority of humans on Earth are living in cities. How will life in the agglomerations change in the future and how can cities become sustainable?

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The Legacy of Aurelio Peccei
Eleonora Barbieri Masini

The booklet provides a short introduction to the biography of the founder of the Club of Rome and outlines his main ideas.

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The Club of Rome - Dossiers 1968-1984
Pentti Malaska and Matti Vapaavuori (Ed.)

The Dossiers are a collection of documents from the early times of the Club of Rome.

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Christianity in the Arab World
HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal

English, German

Proceedings of a workshop organised in 2005 on the role of social capital in a sustainable economy.

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Statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit on the Information Society

The statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit deals with information technology and innovation, networks and infrastructures, education for knowledge sharing and gives recommendations for future actions.

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No Limits to Knowledge, but Limits to Poverty

Statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit on Sustainable Development

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The Sustainable Information Society - Vision and Risks
Thomas Schauer

English, French, Russian, Romanian

Sustainable Information Society

The publication provides a comprehensive overview on the effects of the information technologies on sustainable development.

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The European National Associations
of the Club of Rome 2007-2008

An overview on the organisation and activities of the European National Associations

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The European National Associations
of the Club of Rome 2005-2006

An overview on the organisation and activities of the European National Associations

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The Club of Rome
by Alexander King

Part of the autobiography of Alexander King, co-founder of the Club of Rome.

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Using foresight to Retool Technology for
Improved Environmental Performance
Jack E. Smith

The publication summarizes a seminar in Vienna.

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Turning Points in the Transformation
on the Global Scene
Polish Association for the Club of Rome

Antoni Kuklinski and by Boguslaw Skuza edited this publication. The concept of turning points as an effectice instrument of theoretical reflection and empirical analysis is discussed in this publication in a broad framework of the changing transformation and perception of the Global Scene.

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Sustainability Creates New Prosperity
Karin Feiler (Ed.)

The review deals with the relation between sustainability and wealth.

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The Future of Europe
Antoni Kuklinski and Krzysztof Pawlowski (Ed.)

The two volumes "The Future of Europe" promote brainstorming reflection illuminating the global challenges and strategic choices emerging in the European intellectual and political landscape of the XXI century.

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Equality and Diversity in the Information Age
Thomas Schauer, Franz Josef Radermacher

English, German, French, Portuguese, Russian and Farsi

The publication starts from the inequality world-wide and from the statistical "tricks" that are used in order to hide the growing inequality. Then, the question is adressed, whether the new information technologies (IT) are a suitable mean to reduce inequality and the book presents rather critical findings. There seems to be an "IT for development" hype that ignores the needs and financial possibilities of people in developing countries.

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Activity Report 2008
The Club of Rome - European Support Centre

The Club of Rome - ESC 2009

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Activity Report 2007
The Club of Rome - European Support Centre

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Activity Report 2006
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The Club of Rome - ESC 2006>

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Activity Report 2005
The Club of Rome - European Support Centre

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