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Former Staff Member of the Research Department
justin.powell [at] uni.lu
Podcast der Kanzlerin

Wie können mehr Männer mehr Zeit für ihre Kinder haben? Wann wird Erwerbsarbeit gerechter verteilt werden? Wie werden Erziehungsarbeit und Pflege aufgewertet? Hochpolitische Fragen direkt aus der Forschung, die Lena Hipp, Leiterin der Nachwuchsgruppe Arbeit und Fürsorge am WZB, jetzt der Bundeskanzlerin persönlich stellen konnte. Der wöchentlich erscheinende podcast der Kanzlerin griff diesmal Themen des Deutschen Fürsorgetages auf, der Mitte Juni in Leipzig stattfand.

Monday, 13 July 2015
Subtitle
Lecture by Professor Janine R. Wedel, George Mason University, School of Policy, Government, and International Affairs
Description

MEET THE NEW INFLUENCE ELITES: A new breed of influence elite has emerged in recent years. Today’s novel elites are more mobile, diversified, and global in reach than their forebears, while often less visible. They set up or empower consulting firms, think tanks, nonprofits, and “grassroots organizations,” among other entities, that can serve as vehicles of influence.

Monday, 13 July 2015
Start: 4:00 pm

Contact

Contact name
Dieter Plehwe
dieter.plehwe [at] wzb.eu
Tuesday, 23 June 2015
Subtitle
Dr. Garth Kendall, Curtin University (Australia)
Description

Population-based pregnancy cohort studies are key to uncovering and explaining biological, psychological and social mechanisms that give rise to all aspects of health and development. While desirable, cohort studies are extremely expensive to set up and manage, and they are fraught with methodological difficulties. In this presentation, the setting up of a pregnancy cohort study will be discussed with reference to the Western Australian Pregnancy Cohort (Raine) Study and the Peel Child Health Study.

Tuesday, 23 June 2015
Start: 5:00 pm

Contact

Contact name
Sonia Mira
sonia.mira [at] wzb.eu
Scientific Research Coordinator of the Research Department
alessandra.rusconi [at] wzb.eu
room
D 223

Research topics

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Visiting Research Professorship
Contact

Judith Stein
Fon: +49-30 25491-441
email: judith.stein [at] wzb.eu

Thursday, 22 October 2015
Subtitle
WZB Distinguished Lecture in Social Sciences by Alvin E. Roth
Description

Why is it forbidden to sell and buy organs? Why is the exchange of kidneys that leads to many successful transplants allowed in some countries such as the US, but not in others like Germany? Which markets or transactions we allow, affects the choices that people have, and how they may pursue their goals. Kidney exchange would seem needlessly complex if we instead allowed kidneys to be bought and sold; but this is illegal everywhere except in the Islamic Republic of Iran. There are many other transactions that are repugnant or forbidden, and this differs between countries.

Thursday, 22 October 2015
Start: 5:00 pm

Contact

Contact name
Judith Stein
judith.stein [at] wzb.eu