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The Institute conducts advanced basic research aimed at developing an empirically based theory of the social and political foundations of modern economies. The researchers at the Institute are particularly interested in the interrelationship between economic, social and political processes.
For many people, the European Union is a source of both identity and excessive bureaucracy
The Institute conducts advanced basic research aimed at developing an empirically based theory of the social and political foundations of modern economies. The researchers at the Institute are particularly interested in the interrelationship between economic, social and political processes.
For many people, the European Union is a source of both identity and excessive bureaucracy
Officially, we are currently living in the geological epoch known as the Holocene. But the profound impact of human activities on the Earth’s systems has triggered discussions regarding a new era: the Anthropocene. Yet, until now, there has been a lack of clear scientific evidence, specifically a unique reference point, to signify the onset of this new epoch. An international geological working group has now successfully addressed this gap. In the future, a small lake in Canada will serve as the designated geological repository of evidence, marking the transition into the human era. The Max Planck Society has played a significant role in propelling research on the Anthropocene and has contributed valuable insights to the efforts of the working group.
If the proposal wins the necessary majority support, the International Union of Geological
The public understanding of migration: A variety of factors influence how people conceive of the issue
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
Contrary to what was previously assumed, modern humans may have populated Asia in more than one migration wave
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
Mit der Open Source Web-Anwendung imeji bietet die Max Planck Digital Library eine Software und einen Service für das nachhaltige Publizieren von Forschungsdaten.
European Union Riding the wave.
Researchers predict massive decline in the range of African great apes over the next 30 years
of African great apes stored in the A.P.E.S. database of the World Conservation Union
Officially, we are currently living in the geological epoch known as the Holocene. But the profound impact of human activities on the Earth’s systems has triggered discussions regarding a new era: the Anthropocene. Yet, until now, there has been a lack of clear scientific evidence, specifically a unique reference point, to signify the onset of this new epoch. An international geological working group has now successfully addressed this gap. In the future, a small lake in Canada will serve as the designated geological repository of evidence, marking the transition into the human era. The Max Planck Society has played a significant role in propelling research on the Anthropocene and has contributed valuable insights to the efforts of the working group.
If the proposal wins the necessary majority support, the International Union of Geological
The Institute conducts advanced basic research aimed at developing an empirically based theory of the social and political foundations of modern economies. The researchers at the Institute are particularly interested in the interrelationship between economic, social and political processes.
For many people, the European Union is a source of both identity and excessive bureaucracy
Contrary to what was previously assumed, modern humans may have populated Asia in more than one migration wave
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
