The Global Essay Competition (GEC) is over and the 100 best authors have been invited to the
52^nd St. Gallen Symposium and got to spend a week in Switzerland. Congratulations to all the winners!

Read the best 25 essays down below.

• Emmanuel Akinrintoyo: “A New Generational Contract: Redefining Future Transportation” Read here
• Akash Chowdhury: “Good Riddance to (Old) Rubbish: A Study of Institutions, Society and the Way Forward” Read here
• Paloma Chumacero Delgado: “Changing a Legacy: An Economic, Political, and Psychological Approach to Fighting the Global Food Crisis” Read here
• Jignesh Gavale: “Deconstruting Democracy as our Legacy” Read here
• Fabian Lukas Goslar: “The passing on of responsinbility in the sign of world peace” Read here
• Elliot Gunn: “Restoring the Radical Promise of Universal Healthcare” Read here
• Gaurav Kamath: “Beyond Just a Moral Imperative: The Legacy of Open-source Research in Artificial Intelligence” Read here
• Kai Krautter: “From “ideal” worker to “individual” worker: Embracing diversity in our narratives about work” Read here
• Bibiane Kronemann: “The elephant won’t dance. A critical perspectiveon statutory healthcare systems with a deontological approach towards agile modern clinical provision centred around H.E.L.P.” Read here
• Conor McGlynn: “Setting A New Standard: Safeguarding Global Technology Governance for Future Generations” Read here
• David Montani: “Bursting the partisan bubble: A culture of respect in discussions” Read here
• Marcel Mordarski: “The problem with the jury of one’s peers assessing their bad and not good deeds: the proposal for replacement of scholarly peer review” Read here
• Rena Mototani: “Social Media: An Untamed Legacy Wearing Sheep’s Clothing” Read here
• Megan Murphy: “Turning the Page: Bringing Public Libraries into the 21st Century” Read here
• Ruth Nanjala: “The Journey Towards Equitable Human Genectics Research” Read here
• Philipp Emanuel Neudert: “Reclaiming Paradise. Heterotopic Spaces as drivers for Better Solution Strategies” Read here
• Constantin Prox: “Preserving Access to the Infrastructure of the Future” Read here
• Ayan Rakshit: “Traditional Crops in Modern Food Systems: Preserving Heritage and Promoting Nutrition” Read here
• Isobel Sanders: “With travel, comes understanding” Read here
• Yanghua Shi: “The Tyranny of Group identity and its Solution” Read here
• Linh Tran: “Assessing business footprint on nature: How a public disclosure of nature-related impacts could be a mechanism to bend the curve on biodiversity loss” Read here
• Lauren Laisying Turner: “reforming the legacy of Washington Consensus Through Accountability-Focused Corporate Social Responsibility” Read here
• Mirabai Venkatesh: “regulating the Addictive Technologies That Pervade Our Daily Lives” Read here
• Yau Kit Stanley Ying: “Philantropy: it is not what we own, but what and how we give” Read here
• Kayla Zheng: “Rethinking Children’s Rights Amidst the Adoption Industrial Complex” Read here