Novus Tempus
Institute for
Humanistic Peace Research
Focus:
Energies, in the context of political geography,
within sensitive areas of international politics.
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What we do
Novus Tempus, founded in 2016 as an independent and self-funded institute for humanistic peace research, focuses on energies in the context of political geography.
Under the direction of cum laude Dipl.-Ing., MEng App.Sc, B.Arch Werner Francis Schultze, Novus Tempus explores geostrategic challenges and perspectives – as they emerge within the field of tension of a globally interconnected world.
In addition to questions concerning the stewardship of finite resources and the application of renewable energies – which ultimately mirror the forces at work within the human being – we also investigate social currents and cultural behaviour patterns, whose global impacts and aspects must be taken into consideration.
In this spirit, we understand society as symbolic architecture – shaped by symbols, by language, by structure – reflecting the image of the human being that a culture derives from its own self-perception.
Because with the spirit, which is active in them, people shape the world.
We present our scientifically grounded data and analyses to an engaged public in search of clarity – to support coherent understanding, political discernment, and the kind of decision-making that emerges from democratic responsibility.
