10 Break-Out Sessions
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AllA New Generational ContractINSIGHTSRECEPTIONSSYMPACTTOPIC BRIEFUncategorizedVOICES OF THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW REPORT
A Tolerated Margin of Mess? Some Reflections on Civil Disobedience in Democratic States
Prof. Martin KolmarProfessor of Economics and Managing Director of the Institute for Business Ethics at the University of St.…
Essay Review 2022
Introducing the Top 25 Essays of the St.Gallen Symposium Global Essay Competition Every year, twenty-five essays are selected from…
Young People Need a Voice on the Board
Finding a way to bridge the gap between generations is essential if we are to tackle massive global challenges.…
Towards an Era of Selective Collaboration?
Even before the war on Ukraine, the idea that economic interdependence would reduce mistrust and facilitate cooperation had been…
NFTs for Social Impact: Addressing Three Key Challenges
Initially discounted as a passing fad, the market for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has surged. To unlock the full potential…
Freedom and Climate Change: Acting Now to Retain Future Options
Instead of viewing freedom as a free pass to ‘do whatever we want’ without considering the consequence of our…
Pushback, Withdrawal, Dissidence, and Reform: Why Do States Contest the Liberal International Order?
Why do states contest the liberal international order, and what strategies of contestation do they use? In an exclusive…
Tomorrow’s Freedom Depends on Clean Energy
20th century conversations about sustainability were often framed as «economy versus the environment». Many people would have agreed, back…
Populism Is a Symptom of Democracy’s Deeper Crisis
Populists are not the prime problem of representative democracy. They just indicate that it has one, argues Prof. Philip…
Exiting the COVID-19 Crisis Will Require More, Not Less, Integration
COVID-19 is accelerating a backlash against globalisation already underway well before the outbreak. However, to exit this crisis, we…
Essay Review 2020
Prelude: Commentary from the St. Gallen Symposium The 2020 Essay Review by PD Dr Michael Festl, Lecturer of Philosophy…
Three Ways to Strengthen Citizen Trust in Technology
As greater volumes of data are generated, stored, and analysed, there are a range of methods public sector institutions can employ…