It is difficult to imagine much sharper contrasts in interpretation than those to be found on contemporary English and German theatre stages: a case of performance and narrative vs. concept and ideas. Is there a link between this divide and the fact that academic economics in England is predominantly empirical while it is theoretical in Germany? If so, where else can we trace such an Anglo-German divide, where does it come from and, crucially, is there anything we can learn from it?
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19. - 20.11.2011
T. H. Marshall Konferenz ‘Never Waste a Good Crisis: The Social
Dimension of Regulatory Crisis Management in the EU and the US’,
Abstract
Theoretical background and objectives
Project Management
Research fields
Migration, Integration, and Intercultural Conflicts
Duration
2011-2013
Funding
WZB
10 - 11 November 2011
Subtitle
Workshop u. a. mit Steffen Huck, University College London und Sir Peter Jonas, ehemaliger Intendant der Bayerischen Staatsoper
Description
10 - 11 November 2011