Activities
- Special Sessions.
- WWWforEurope Activities 2016.
- WWWforEurope Activities 2015.
- Austrian Court of Audit Professional Development Conference.
- WU Competence Day 2015.
- 8th FIW Conference.
- Research Centre Brno Conference 2015.
- Economic modelling of European environmental tax.
- 2015 Expo Milan.
- EURA 2015.
- Workshop at OeNB.
- Press Conference at EFA 2015.
- European Forum Alpbach 2015.
- Final NAEC Synthesis Report.
- 2015 World Economic History Congress.
- 6th ZEW/MaCCI Conference.
- ESEE Conference 2015.
- EAERE21.
- 2015 OECD NERO Meeting in Paris.
- ÖGFE Europa Club.
- 43rd OeNB Conference.
- Economic Challenges in Enlarged Europe.
- EUROFRAME 2015.
- 2015 AIEAA Conference.
- Whitsun Dialogue 2015.
- FairTax.
- NAEC in Austria.
- Tax evasion and tax oases: Do European solutions stand a chance?.
- Pluralism in Economics.
- Le Monde op-ed.
- NAEC@INET.
- INET Conference 2015.
- SOER 2015.
- UN Expert Group Meeting.
- Friends of Europe Report Presentation.
- WWWforEurope in Policy Review.
- WWWinds of Change.
- WWWforEurope Activities 2014.
- WWWforEurope Activities 2013.
- WWWforEurope Activities 2012.
First Vienna Conference on Pluralism in Economics
First Vienna Conference on Pluralism in Economics
at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU)
Vienna, Austria, 10-12 April 2015
Programme
Special Session:
Feminist Economics
with Käthe Knittler (Prekär Cafe), Alyssa Schneebaum (WU Vienna, WWWforEurope). Moderation: Ina Matt (VrauWL, fiber)
VrauWL, a collective of women who have studied or are studying economics, organised a special session on feminist economics. Alyssa Schneebaum, who has done research on social mobility for the WWWforEurope project, lectured on the fundamentals of feminist economics and discussed some "applications" of modern feminist economics.
In discussing examples of ways that men and women face different economic outcomes, she drew on her work on gender differences in social mobility from the WWWforEurope project, such as WWWforEurope Working Paper 80, Education and Social Mobility in Europe: Levelling the Playing Field for Europe’s Children and Fuelling its Economy, which she co-authored with Wilfried Altzinger, Jesus Crespo Cuaresma, Petra Sauer, and Bernhard Rumplmaier as well as WWWforEurope Policy Paper 11, Gender and Migration Background in Intergenerational Educational Mobility, which she co-authored with Bernhard Rumplmaier and Wilfried Altzinger.
Special Session:
Pluralism in Ecological Economics
with Fred Luks (WU), Ioana Negru (School of Oriental and African Studies, London University), Sigrid Stagl (WU, WWWforEurope)