Events / Michael J. Sandel

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	Vienna Humanities Festival 2023: What’s Become of the Common Good?	Sat, 30.09.2023	Festivals	Ivan Krastev Michael J. Sandel	Get free tickets through VOLKSTHEATER	Vienna Humanities Festival 2023: What’s Become of the Common Good? Sat, 30.09.2023 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Michael J. Sandel Series: Festivals As part of the Vienna Humanities Festival, in this lecture Michael Sandel talked about the prospects for a fairer society. He asked if such a thing as the common good still exists, as well as whether and how we should value and reward citizens’ contributions to the economy. His reflections took us to the very heart of what human dignity means. Read more
Vienna Humanities Festival 2023: What’s Become of the Common Good? Sat, 30.09.2023 Speakers: Ivan Krastev Michael J. Sandel Series: Festivals As part of the Vienna Humanities Festival, in this lecture Michael Sandel talked about the prospects for a fairer society. He asked if such a thing as the common good still exists, as well as whether and how we should value and reward citizens’ contributions to the economy. His reflections took us to the very heart of what human dignity means. Read more
	Inequality and Solidarity	Sun, 07.04.2013	Panels and Discussions	Michael J. SandelElsa Fornero, Ira Katznelson, Andreas Treichl, Alfred Gusenbauer		Inequality and Solidarity Sun, 07.04.2013 Speakers: Michael J. SandelElsa Fornero, Ira Katznelson, Andreas Treichl, Alfred Gusenbauer Series: Panels and Discussions The expansion phase of financial capitalism that ended in 2008 led to an above-average increase of global economy. At the same time the level of inequality within societies and among states got bigger. Policies to fight back the crisis from 2008 onwards caused record-high public debts and intensified this trend. The middle-class, as an agent of social balance, comes under pressure. Budgetary room for social transfers is getting tighter. Is the break-up of social cohesion, thus the break-up of social market economy inevitable? Read more
Inequality and Solidarity Sun, 07.04.2013 Speakers: Michael J. SandelElsa Fornero, Ira Katznelson, Andreas Treichl, Alfred Gusenbauer Series: Panels and Discussions The expansion phase of financial capitalism that ended in 2008 led to an above-average increase of global economy. At the same time the level of inequality within societies and among states got bigger. Policies to fight back the crisis from 2008 onwards caused record-high public debts and intensified this trend. The middle-class, as an agent of social balance, comes under pressure. Budgetary room for social transfers is getting tighter. Is the break-up of social cohesion, thus the break-up of social market economy inevitable? Read more
	Religion in Public Life	Sun, 04.07.2010 - Fri, 17.12.2010	Conferences and Workshops	Charles Taylor Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJosé Casanova, Dipesh Chakrabarty, Nilüfer Göle, Friedrich Wilhelm Graf, Sudipta Kaviraj		Religion in Public Life Sun, 04.07.2010 - Fri, 17.12.2010 Speakers: Charles Taylor Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJosé Casanova, Dipesh Chakrabarty, Nilüfer Göle, Friedrich Wilhelm Graf, Sudipta Kaviraj Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM invited forty graduate students and young postdoctoral researchers in the humanities or social sciences to take part in the Summer School within the Institute’s research focus on “Religion & Secularism”. It provided a forum for study and discussion with leading scholars on major questions and challenges related to the topic. Read more
Religion in Public Life Sun, 04.07.2010 - Fri, 17.12.2010 Speakers: Charles Taylor Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJosé Casanova, Dipesh Chakrabarty, Nilüfer Göle, Friedrich Wilhelm Graf, Sudipta Kaviraj Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM invited forty graduate students and young postdoctoral researchers in the humanities or social sciences to take part in the Summer School within the Institute’s research focus on “Religion & Secularism”. It provided a forum for study and discussion with leading scholars on major questions and challenges related to the topic. Read more
	Markets and Morals	Wed, 07.03.2007	Panels and Discussions	Michael J. SandelHanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, Jacek Holowka, Wojciech Kostrzewa		Markets and Morals Wed, 07.03.2007 Speakers: Michael J. SandelHanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, Jacek Holowka, Wojciech Kostrzewa Series: Panels and Discussions The 8th Tischner Debate's participants were Michael Sandel, Hanna Gronkiewicz Waltz, Jacek Holówka, and Wojciech Kostrzewa. Krzysztof Michalski and Marcin Król. Read more

	Challenges to Democracy	Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003	Conferences and Workshops	Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar		Challenges to Democracy Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar Series: Conferences and Workshops In 2003, the IWM organized its 10th international Summer School in Philosophy and Politics. The School, which took place in Cortona (Tuscany), was managed in cooperation with the following partner institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies (both at the University of Warsaw), the New Europe College (Bucharest), the Center for Theoretical Study and the Institute for Contemporary History (both in Prague), and the Society for Higher Learning (Bratislava). Following an open competition, approximately fifty graduate students from Eastern and Western Europe and from the USA were selected to participate. Read more
Challenges to Democracy Sun, 06.07.2003 - Fri, 18.07.2003 Speakers: Claus Offe Krzysztof Michalski Marcin Król Michael J. SandelJohn Gray, Ulrich K. Preuß, Jacques Rupnik, Aleksander Smolar Series: Conferences and Workshops In 2003, the IWM organized its 10th international Summer School in Philosophy and Politics. The School, which took place in Cortona (Tuscany), was managed in cooperation with the following partner institutions: the Erasmus of Rotterdam Chair and the Collegium for Interdepartmental Studies (both at the University of Warsaw), the New Europe College (Bucharest), the Center for Theoretical Study and the Institute for Contemporary History (both in Prague), and the Society for Higher Learning (Bratislava). Following an open competition, approximately fifty graduate students from Eastern and Western Europe and from the USA were selected to participate. Read more