This Event is organized by the ​​Department of Socioeconomics

We are living at a turning point. What does it mean to take responsibility for sustainable and fair economic activity in a globally interwoven world? What kind of economic system promotes ecological sustainability and social cohesion? What political framework conditions are needed here? What does this mean for education in economics? Vice-Rector Margarethe Rammerstorfer and author Andreas Novy will be discussing sustainable economics and business with Austrian Vice-Chancellor Werner Kogler to celebrate the release of the new “Zukunftsfähiges Wirtschaften” textbook.

This event is an in-person event and will take place on campus. There will be no livestream.

Lecture:

Andreas Novy, Professor, Head of the Institute for Multi-Level Governance and Development (MLGD), WU Vienna

Discussion:

Werner Kogler, Austrian Vice-Chancellor

Andreas Novy, Professor, Head of the Institute for Multi-Level Governance and Development (MLGD), WU Vienna

Margarethe Rammerstorfer, Vice-Rector for Academic Programs and Student Affairs, WU Vienna

Moderated by:

Karin Heitzmann, Professor, Head of the Research Institute for Economics of Inequality, WU Vienna

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