We worked our butts off to innovate WHAT?!! And for that reason, it seemed only natural to let INNOVATION seep through every single writing – for instance interviews with the men behind Mount Copenhagen, Asger Aamund, and Christian Stadil. In short, we’ve let students, researchers, writers, friends and business people have their say!

The most global issue came together while WHAT?people were spread out in just about all corners of the world – and for that reason, we found that this transnational issue’s theme should match its formation process, which turned into ABROAD. There are several personal travel records by CBS students touring the world for one reason or another – and you can also read about a volcano climbing Google employee!

The system crisis, which has affected recent years, may not have allowed optimism to flourish. However, this is about to change! In this issue, WHAT?magazine has let OPTIMISM flow throughout the pages. Read about a CBS student/Olympic contestant and multitasking optimist Britta Ravn in addition to a good deal of other writings.

In this issue, WHAT?magazine goes ONLINE in more ways than one. In addition to a good deal of other writings, you can discover NYC through the eyes of a UN Intern, cook a plate of fish and learn about Ingrid Munch’s adventures with the Danish fashion blog anywho.dk.

In this opening issue, WHAT?magazine places various aspects of SUSTAINABILITY in the spotlight. To boot a good deal of other writings, you have the chance to read about the entrepreneurial venture A QUESTION OF!