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Young-Jin Choi (Germany) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller The Toolbox for Rapid Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions In order to accelerate the speed at which decarbonisation occurs, governments can utilize a variety of climate policies. One of the most transformative measures within that context is effective carbon pricing. To ensure both sustained public support and a just transition, Young-Jin argues that it is of critical importance to use a substantial share of carbon pricing revenues for a climate income. Read his full statement here.
Lene Rachel Andersen (Denmark) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller The Bildung Rose Model of a Functioning Society Lene believes that we need 'bildung' in the original sense (not just education), so that everybody understands their society and the changes that are happening – and thus feels empowered to engage and make a difference. At present that is not the case. To get there, Lene argues, our current school systems need to rethink what they are doing. Read her full statement here.
Roberto Castaldi (Italy) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller Integration. Federalism. Democracy. Roberto argues that, for the EU to prosper in the long term, it will need to abolish the principle of unanimity and become a fully-fledged federation, endowed with fiscal powers, a single external representation and defence capability and (to preserve our liberal democracy) effective mechanisms for the protection of the rule of law. Read his full statement here. Please note that due to a mistake on our part, the general introduction to Reboot2030 is missing from this video. Further information about us - our aims and objectives and how to get involved - is available here. Useful links (in order of importance):
John Bunzl (UK) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller Towards a World Free of Destructive Global Competition John believes that solving global problems requires solutions to be implemented simultaneously by nations so that no nation loses out. He argues that solutions need to cover multiple issues, so what a nation loses on one issue it can gain on another, and that citizens need to use their vote to incentivise politicians to cooperate globally. Read his full statement here.
Chris Hamer (Australia) in conversation with Nico Andreas Heller The Case for a World Security Community of Democratic Nations Chris addresses the challenge democracy faces from a rising tide of autocracy. He believes that the democracies of this world must unite to meet this challenge and argues that the formation of a World Security Community of democratic nations would be a logical and forward-looking response. Read his full statement here.
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