on 02 March 2021 Starting at 14:00 - Ending at 16:30
Is it tomorrow yet? How the pandemic changes Europe NGO Academy Keynote with Ivan Krastev
What are the consequences of the pandemic for the coming years?
11 hours ago
Knowledge is not just an advantage for the individual, but also for society as a whole. Want to know why? Watch the video to find out 🎬 t.co/aPaHeRwJfE ➜ Christoph Weiss is our #ResearcherOfTheMonth 🏆
3 days ago
WU researcher Esther Arenas-Arroyo @e_arenasarroyo looks at how immigration enforcement, police trust, and domestic violence are interconnected. Read more about her work in this piece by the @washingtonpost: t.co/E2yxOuQEjo
6 days ago
To confront #ClimateChange, we need to understand the environmental footprint of global supply chains, says WU researcher Stefan Giljum. Read more ➜ t.co/Zi0LH0xlUP #mining #greendeal
7 days ago
🎧 Listen to this: WU Rector Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger discusses the (in)visibility of women and the mechanisms behind the #genderpaygap with @frauenfunk. The #podcast is available on the usual platforms and also here: ➜ t.co/4s2tcrdlvA
Professor Christoph Weiss from WU’s Department of Economics has investigated how more information makes markets work better.
Jesús Crespo Cuaresma, head of the Institute for Macroeconomics, estimates that about 60% of the North Korean population lives in absolute poverty.
A recent study by Professor Jonas Puck and his colleagues from the Institute for International Business shows that the knowledge immigrants have to offer can help companies to invest abroad successfully.
A study by Thomas Lindner and Jakob Müllner from the Institute for International Business shows how infrastructure projects in countries with high political risks are financed by particularly diverse corporate alliances.
on 02 March 2021 Starting at 14:00 - Ending at 16:30
What are the consequences of the pandemic for the coming years?
on 16 March 2021 Starting at 18:00 - Ending at 20:00
The positivity of the language of leadership
on 17 May 2021 Starting at 17:00 - Ending at 19:00
Insights in professional stereotypes