Top 25 Essays of the
52nd St. Gallen Symposium
The Global Essay Competition (GEC) is over and the 100 best authors have been invited to the
52nd St. Gallen Symposium and got to spend a week in Switzerland. Congratulations to all the winners!
Read the best 25 essays down below.
- Emmanuel Akinrintoyo: “A New Generational Contract: Redefining Future Transportation” Read here
- Akash Chowdhury: “Good Riddance to (Old) Rubbish: A Study of Institutions, Society and the Way Forward” Read here
- Paloma Chumacero Delgado: “Changing a Legacy: An Economic, Political, and Psychological Approach to Fighting the Global Food Crisis” Read here
- Jignesh Gavale: “Deconstruting Democracy as our Legacy” Read here
- Fabian Lukas Goslar: “The passing on of responsinbility in the sign of world peace” Read here
- Elliot Gunn: “Restoring the Radical Promise of Universal Healthcare” Read here
- Gaurav Kamath: “Beyond Just a Moral Imperative: The Legacy of Open-source Research in Artificial Intelligence” Read here
- Kai Krautter: “From “ideal” worker to “individual” worker: Embracing diversity in our narratives about work” Read here
- Bibiane Kronemann: “The elephant won’t dance. A critical perspectiveon statutory healthcare systems with a deontological approach towards agile modern clinical provision centred around H.E.L.P.” Read here
- Conor McGlynn: “Setting A New Standard: Safeguarding Global Technology Governance for Future Generations” Read here
- David Montani: “Bursting the partisan bubble: A culture of respect in discussions” Read here
- Marcel Mordarski: “The problem with the jury of one’s peers assessing their bad and not good deeds: the proposal for replacement of scholarly peer review” Read here
- Rena Mototani: “Social Media: An Untamed Legacy Wearing Sheep’s Clothing” Read here
- Megan Murphy: “Turning the Page: Bringing Public Libraries into the 21st Century” Read here
- Ruth Nanjala: “The Journey Towards Equitable Human Genectics Research” Read here
- Philipp Emanuel Neudert: “Reclaiming Paradise. Heterotopic Spaces as drivers for Better Solution Strategies” Read here
- Constantin Prox: “Preserving Access to the Infrastructure of the Future” Read here
- Ayan Rakshit: “Traditional Crops in Modern Food Systems: Preserving Heritage and Promoting Nutrition” Read here
- Isobel Sanders: “With travel, comes understanding” Read here
- Yanghua Shi: “The Tyranny of Group identity and its Solution” Read here
- Linh Tran: “Assessing business footprint on nature: How a public disclosure of nature-related impacts could be a mechanism to bend the curve on biodiversity loss” Read here
- Lauren Laisying Turner: “reforming the legacy of Washington Consensus Through Accountability-Focused Corporate Social Responsibility” Read here
- Mirabai Venkatesh: “regulating the Addictive Technologies That Pervade Our Daily Lives” Read here
- Yau Kit Stanley Ying: “Philantropy: it is not what we own, but what and how we give” Read here
- Kayla Zheng: “Rethinking Children’s Rights Amidst the Adoption Industrial Complex” Read here
