for all of those scenarios in our best way. our best way. how can you prepare our best way. how can you prepare for our best way. how can you prepare for a our best way. how can you prepare for a scenario - our best way. how can you prepare for a scenario in i our best way. how can you - prepare for a scenario in which you don t have nuclear china doesn t hold world knows that? when we are about to declare war, we could mobilise all kinds of policies, resources and tools, i would like to share with you a very good idea, proposed by our american colleagues, integrated deterrence, which means that with democratic countries we can take some collective. and make use of all kinds of resources of policy instruments to hold ground and then raise the cost for those countries already regent powers that intends to challenge the world based order and international borders. if we could do so that we will be able to push china to think twice before going too far, so that is our object of de
imposed economic and social costs enormously where they have been adopted. in consequence, lockdown policies are ill-founded and should be rejected as a pandemic policy instruments. the analysis led by three economists did not look at the effect lockdowns had at hospitalizations. one of the early goals was to delay surges on the nation s health care system to give them more time to prepare. the focus of this analysis was on preventing deaths. in that context, the researchers write our studies failed to do him straight significant positive effects of mandated behavioral changes, lockdowns. this should draw our focus to the role of voluntary behavioral changes. they say government authorities there a lot of responsibility for effectively communicating information to people so that they are on their can make their own voluntary decisions on how
he ll speak virtually, and either way the world s attention will be on what china delivers, probably more than any other country, around the world. i think the essence of your question or the essence of the suggestion of your question is correct that we are yet to see what have been some very groundbreaking announcements to really translate into action in china in what is really the critical decade. there are a number of policy instruments coming down the pipeline domestically which hopefully will speak more to that transition. but there is going to have to be, you know, a very large line in the sand drawn at some point, particularly with respect to the domestic use of coal, and obviously, yes, we saw a shift in the international support for coal and a similar shift at home. for example, a moratorium on building any new coal-fired power stations would be something that is so significant that i think would give the international community faith that china is absolutely heading in the ri
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Herr Grünwald warum und wie erforschen Sie für das Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung die Zukunft?
Christian Grünwald: Die Grundlage für unsere Arbeit bildet ein sogenanntes Horizon Scanning â¦
⦠also die systematische Erfassung bekannter und neuer Entwicklungen in einem bestimmten Forschungsgebiet.
Christian Grünwald: Dieses Scanning findet über drei Jahre hinweg statt. Es erstreckt sich über eine Vielzahl von Medienberichten, Sekundärliteratur, Patentanalysen und andere Quellen. Wir versuchen auf dieser Basis, Trends, Entwicklungen, aber auch noch schwache Signale für zukunftsrelevante Entwicklungen zu identifizieren, die in den nächsten zehn bis 20 Jahren eine Relevanz für forschungs-, bildungs- und innovationspolitische Debatten entwickeln könnten.