Embark on an enlightening journey through "The Mobility Transition:
Archetype for Different Paths Towards Climate Change Mitigation," a
multidisciplinary seminar series designed for inquisitive minds from all
academic backgrounds. Dive into the heart of mobility research and
discover how each stride in the transport sector influences the global
quest for climate change mitigation.
In this dynamic seminar, you will tackle engaging topics that unravel
the intricacies of societal transformation and its implications across
environmental, social, and economic realms. Each session offers a
platform to delve into pressing questions, blending media analyses with
scholarly debates:
1. Individual vs. Systemic Change: Ponder the ethics of placing climate
responsibility on individuals. Is it justifiable to hold citizens
responsible for problems in the transport sector?
2. Public vs. Private Sectors: Navigate the complex interplay between
corporate initiatives and public governance. What are the synergies and
conflicts in their pursuit of sustainability?
3. Technological Innovation vs. Behavioral Adaptation: Examine the
tussle between advanced technological solutions, such as electric cars,
and shifts towards a culture of reduced consumption.
4. Balancing Sustainability: Critically analyze the interplay between
environmental protection, social justice, and economic viability. Is it
possible to achieve a harmonious balance?
5. Acceptance and Participation: Explore the essential roles of societal
acceptance and active participation. Delve into how embracing diverse
viewpoints and fostering inclusive engagement can accelerate our journey
towards a sustainable future.
- Teacher: Michael Bissel
- Teacher: Bastian Hagmaier