Episode 4 – Paul Thomes
Professor Paul Thomes on Transformation From a Historical and Global Perspective and Development Opportunities for the Rhenish Mining Area
Professor Paul Thomes is professor emeritus of Economic and Social History and History of Technology. In episode 4, we are taking a closer look at the historical and global dimensions of transformation processes. We are talking about what we can, and cannot, learn from history; the historically unique opportunity for the Rhenish mining area; and the value of knowledge and research in general. What’s more, Professor Thomes will reveal which form of energy could play the key role in a future sustainable energy system.
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