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Elmar Brähler
Johannes Kiess
Charlotte Schubert
Wieland Kiess

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Elmar Brähler


Elmar Brähler
Prof. Dr. rer. biol. hum. Elmar Brähler is Head of the Independent Department for Medical Psychology and Sociology as well as the Medical and Scientific Director of the Department of Mental Health at the University Clinic Leipzig.
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Johannes Kiess


Johannes Kiess, M.A., is presently writing his doctoral dissertation at the Chair for Social Policies in Leipzig.
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Charlotte Schubert


Prof. Dr. Charlotte Schubert holds the Chair for Ancient History at the University of Leipzig.
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Wieland Kiess


Prof. Dr. med. Wieland Kiess is Director of the Clinic and Outpatient Clinic for Children and Adolescents of the University of Leipzig as well as Medical and Scientific Director of the Department of Gynecology and Pedatrics of the University Clinic Leipzig.
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Elmar Brähler, Johannes Kiess, Charlotte Schubert, Wieland Kiess (Ed.)

Gesund und gebildet

Voraussetzungen für eine moderne Gesellschaft

1. Edition 2012
470 pages
ISBN 978-3-525-40445-4
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

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“Healthy and well educated” represent the two most relevant themes in modern German discussion. This volume illuminates the educational and medical systems as well as their meaning and relevance for a modern society.
Health and education ensure quality of life and are investments in the future. But they also require great resources, while creating new resources at the same time; and they are seemingly always subject to crises. Both areas interact with each other: Educated citizens eat a healthy diet and are less prone to illness. Without a good educational system there can be no health, and without a functioning health system education cannot be properly maintained for future generations. Education and society must play a broader role in political agendas, which makes an interdisciplinary network for furthering both necessary.

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