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GCAS Interviews Dr. Andreas Wilmes.

Part 2 of the GCAS interview with Andreas Wilmes.

Part 3 of the GCAS conversation between Andreas WIlmes and Andrew P. Keltner

One week after elections Andreas Wilmes offers some factual insights into the conversation concerning election fraud and the possible future of politics and technology in US democracy.

This is the final part of a four series interview between Andreas Wilmes and Andrew Keltner, both researchers at GCAS. The words here are projected to be part of a larger project to understand technology and US politics.

An Open Letter from the GCAS Community Concerning the Violent Assault on Democracy: January 6, 2021

Andrew P. Keltner, PhD researcher Interviews Dr. Mark R. Reiff - Topics include: Liberalism, Illiberalism, Identity Politics, and Ethics, among others.

GCAS’s Latino America shows the world through art how to think about the impact of political history and through such a simple thing as dust.

Written by K.S. Arsh: Marxism and Language

Guitarist Luis Sierra tells about his career, past, present, and future and of his musical influences and education.

Essay by Fred Straedel Th. D and Marshall Sashkin Ph. D

What is Truth?

GCAS Masters student Salman Sadeghi on the future of crypto and the problems of the common narratives in economics.

Roman Krzanowski, Ph.D. of Silesian University of Technology writes his review on the book by Stuart Ritchie: Science Fictions: Exposing Frauds, Bias, Negligence and Hype in Science