re:publica 26
18.-20th May 2026
STATION Berlin
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The #rp26 track teams
This year, we are once again supported by numerous external curators in evaluating the Call for Participation. Let us introduce them to you!
#rp26 speaker Urvashi Aneja
The writer, researcher and activist will speak at re:publica 26 about how advanced digital technologies are reshaping politics and society in India and the lessons this holds for the rest of the world.
#rp26 speaker Johannes Franzen: Consumer’s Revenge
There's no point in arguing about taste. Or is there? We'll be discussing this on the re:publica stage with the literary scholar.
#rp26 speaker Carolin Amlinger and Oliver Nachtwey
Why do so many people want to see the world go up in flames? These two sociologists provide answers at re:publica 26 – and offer hope.
#rp26 speaker Marisa Tschopp: In Love with AI?
At re:publica 2026, the psychologist takes a look into the future of human-machine interactions.
re:publica Berlin 2026
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Digital Autonomy with Julia Pohle
What does ‘digital autonomy’ mean? Are we even using the right terminology here? And what role does digital civil society play in shaping autonomous digital infrastructures? Episode 2 of our ‘re:publicast Special’ addresses these questions.
Markus Beckedahl talks to Julia Pohle about this. She heads the ‘Politics of Digitalisation’ research group at the Berlin Social Science Centre (WZB). In her work, she examines the interplay between technology, politics, social norms and power relations.
Shaping the digital future in an analogue way with Andreas Gebhard
re:publica co-founder and CEO Andreas Gebhard speaks with re:publicast host Jonas Ross on why real encounters and analogue exchanges are so crucial for discussing the future of the digital society. How can we get even more people involved in shaping the digital space? How can we remain independent in times of economic challenges? How can we hold on to digital utopias in times of polycrisis? This episode, recorded during re:publica Hamburg 2025, addresses all these questions and more.
Digital civil society with Carla Hustedt
In the first episode of the re:publicast special ‘Digital Civil Society,’ we examine how the impact of digital civil society can be strengthened and how power relations in the digital space can be distributed more fairly.