Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues
| Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ) | |
|---|---|
| founding | 1985 |
| Sponsorship | Foundation, endowment |
| address | Strubergasse 18 |
| place | Salzburg |
| state | Salzburg |
| country | Austria |
| management | Klaus Firlei (President) Stefan Wally (Management) |
| Website | www.jungk-bibliothek.org |
The Robert Jungk library for future questions (YEC) is in one of the future researchers and journalists Robert Jungk Founded in 1985, Foundation (Robert Jungk Foundation) back and is a nationally recognized non-profit organization that in the Austrian capital Salzburg is. The institute is a member of the umbrella organization Salzburg cultural sites and has been awarded the Austrian Ecolabel for educational institutions for its educational work.
It is financed through public funds, orders and projects as well as membership fees and donations. The geographer Hans Holzinger, the literary and cultural scientist Katharina Kiening, the political scientist Stefan Wally and the political scientist Birgit Bahtić-Kunrath work at the JBZ.
Mission statement
The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues sees itself as an “information and dialogue center for sustainable shaping of the future”. With its work, the institution pursues three goals: Evaluation and action-oriented processing of future knowledge ( monitoring and transfer function); Initiation, support and implementation of future-oriented projects and processes (innovation and moderation function) as well as comments on current future topics (discourse function).
Program areas
The reference library belonging to the foundation was opened in 1986, it comprises almost 16,000 volumes and over 160 journals (as of 2016). The review magazine proZukunft is published quarterly . There is a monthly discussion event , the JBZ Monday round. At JBZ-Zukunftsbuch authors present the latest publications and JBZ working papers have been published since 2012 . Future workshops are also organized regularly . In cooperation with the city of Salzburg , the Robert Jungk grant for future research is awarded once a year .
proFuture
The review magazine proZukunft was founded in 1987 by Robert Jungk . Every quarter, the magazine presents around 30 publications from trend and future research and provides interdisciplinary information on topics relevant to the future. Alternating core areas include politics , economics , technology , ecology , sociology , philosophy , psychology and cultural theories . The majority of the reviews come from the institute's academic staff. However, guest contributions from external researchers who deal with subject-specific subject areas are repeatedly incorporated. The editor-in-chief is Katharina Kiening.
All reviews since 1987 can be found in the digital database proZukunft. Articles from current issues are fed in a few weeks after the publication date and made available to the public free of charge. This collection currently includes over 4600 reviews (as of 2018).
JBZ Monday round
In 2010, Stefan Wally founded the JBZ Monday round format . Once a month, interested parties can take part in discussions on changing topics free of charge. The two-hour process is always the same: An invited person gives a keynote speech and thus provides the starting point for the subsequent discussion. Topics and lecture guests have so far included:
- Anton Thuswaldner : It all began with the Baroque. Why Salzburg is the way it is
- Arno Gasteiger : What explains the political crisis in Austria
- Helga Amesberger : Sex work in Austria
- Jutta Ditfurth : After Pegida?
- Klaus Firlei : About Byung-Chul Han. What to think of the ideas of the philosopher
- Patsy l'Amour laLove: Identity and the collective in the current discourse
- Paul Zulehner : Modern Muslims?
- Robert Misik and Srećko Horvat : The End of Capitalism
JBZ future book
The JBZ Future Book series of events has been a platform for publications since 2012 that the Robert Jungk Library classifies as particularly recommendable or stimulating for discussion and is supervised by Hans Holzinger. Authors regularly present their new publications. This is followed by an open discussion and question-and-answer session. Among the people invited and the books discussed were, for example:
- Andreas Zumach : Global chaos and the powerless UN
- Christian Felber : Money. The new rules of the game
- Christine Ax and Fritz Hinterberger: Growth mania
- Gabriele Sorgo: The invisible dimension. Education for sustainable development in the cultural process
- Johannes Schmidl: Energy and Utopia
- Marianne Gronemeyer : Good work, does it still exist?
- Niko Paech : Liberation from Abundance. Opportunities and barriers of a post-growth economy
- Ulrike Unterbruner: Young People's Images of the Future
JBZ working papers
The JBZ working papers have been published by the Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues since 2010. Scientific topics are dealt with at regular intervals and are intended to stimulate social discussions. Renowned scientists from different fields take turns writing, and young researchers are also consciously integrated and promoted. Almost all publications can be downloaded for free. A selection of the JBZ working papers can be found here:
- David Röthler: Government 2.0 - Opportunities and Challenges
- Minas Dimitriou: Sport between inclusion and exclusion
- Nimet Ünal: Migration and School Success. Case studies
- Georg Gruber: Future ideas of young asylum seekers
- Achim Eberspächer: Futurologist in quotation marks . Basic values in Robert Jungk's drafts and counter drafts on dealing with the future
- Silvia Augeneder: Commercialization of Human Body Parts
- Bärbel Maureder: The Salzburg IT job market
- Barbara Eder: Volunteering in Austria. Perspectives and opportunities in the European volunteer year
- Silvia Augeneder u. a .: These developments will shape Salzburg until 2030
- Reinhard Hofbauer: Quality of life as an alternative target formula and success indicator in modern societies?
- Sandra Filzmoser: Well-being and commitment
- Edgar Göll: Governance Models of the Future . Critical inventory of utopias of social control
- Martin Reindl: The living will. Evolution (history) of an ethical communication tool
- Iwan Pasuchin: Creative media design as a democratic experience
- Katharina Gammer: Robert Jungk. The early years
- Andreas Pfützner: Episodes of Robert Jungk's life in Salzburg
- Luisa Pichler: Robert Jungk and the anti-nuclear movement
- Christian Schwendinger: Future workshops . History, development, impact
- Michael Vereno, Blake Giragos: "Jungk would appreciate the joke" - Two texts on Robert Jungk's reception in the USA
- Ernestine Depner-Berger, Stefan Wally: Who says goodbye to political participation
- Erich Mild: Salzburg's energy policy goals, see p. Ambitious plans and practical failure
- Helga Embacher : "But first I am a citizen of the world, then a Jew" - Robert Jungk's Judaism
- Ulrike Kammerhofer: Regional Identity
- Peter Emberger: About the reception of Robert Jungk in Austria. A cross section
- Walter Spielmann u. a .: Robert Jungk in quotations
- Silvia Augeneder u. a .: Salzburg tomorrow. Nine developments that will shape Salzburg
- Elmar Altvater : What Robert Jungk can give us when looking for options for a different kind of economy
- Wiebke Claussen u. a .: The art of participation
- Erich Mild et al .: Salzburg tomorrow. The 2014 update. Nine developments that will shape Salzburg
- Christian Resch: Real estate heritage and quality of life. How important is the inheritance of living space for the quality of life of Salzburg families?
- Thomas Lehner: Which factors determine the chances of children? Educational pathways in Austria
- Fabian Habersack: On the importance of national identity in Salzburg. Results from Salzburg in comparison
- Att Lanz: How authoritarian does Salzburg think? A comparative study on right-wing extremist attitudes among youth in the state of Salzburg in 2014
- Ewald Hiebl, Stefan Wally: The future thinking at Jungk and Kohr
- Andreas G. Weiß: The unpleasant conversation partner. The "religious" as part of social and political identity discourses in the 21st century
- Minas Dimitriou: We and our body . Between disembodiment and rediscovery of the body
- Birgit Bahtić-Kunrath u. a .: Future migration. Conference documentation
Web links
- Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues Official website
- proZukunft Digital database for reviews
Individual evidence
- ↑ See e.g. B. Robert Jungk: International Library for Future Issues: So that future research does not remain a privilege of the powerful. In: K. Burmeister, W. Canzler, R. Kreibich (1991): Networks, networking and shaping the future. Weinheim and Basel. P. 73ff.
- ^ Karlheinz Steinmüller, Rolf Kreibich, Christoph Zöpel: Future research in Europe. Nomos, 2000. pp. 69f.
- ^ Members - Umbrella Association of Salzburg Cultural Sites. Retrieved January 12, 2018 .
- ↑ BMLFUW, VKI: Educational Institutions - The Austrian Environmental Label. Retrieved December 11, 2017 .
- ↑ team | The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ). Retrieved September 24, 2018 (German).
- ^ Basic research in the spirit of Robert Jungk . In: The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ) . January 12, 2017 ( jungk-bibliothek.org [accessed December 11, 2017]).
- ^ Günter Sandner: Science and regional science policy in the state of Salzburg 1977-1989. In: Herbert Dachs et al. (2001): The Haslauer Era. Salzburg in the seventies and eighties. Vienna, Böhlau. Pp. 539-564, here pp. 550f.
- ↑ Robert Jungk's library ( Memento of the original from November 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ JBZ ZUKUNFTSWERKSTATT . In: The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ) . August 4, 2016 ( jungk-bibliothek.org [accessed December 11, 2017]).
- ↑ Verena Braschel: Robert Jungk scholarship for future research - cultural portal of the city of Salzburg. Retrieved December 11, 2017 .
- ↑ Matthias Reichl (Ed.): ... So that we don't go under ... edition sandkorn, Linz 1992, ISBN 3-901100-16-4 , p. 187 .
- ↑ Pro future . In: The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ) . December 31, 2013 ( jungk-bibliothek.org [accessed December 11, 2017]).
- ^ Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (ed.): ProZukunft . No. 2017/4 . Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues, Salzburg, p. 2 .
- ↑ Home - ProZukunft. Retrieved December 11, 2017 (German).
- ↑ What are JBZ working papers? In: The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ) . July 27, 2016 ( jungk-bibliothek.org [accessed November 14, 2017]).
- ↑ JBZ working papers | The Robert Jungk Library for Future Issues (JBZ). Accessed November 14, 2017 (German).
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