Congratulations on a successful thesis defense, Jan Danko!
On Monday, Jan Danko presented his Doctoral Thesis, which explores how monasteries can serve as models for enduring democratic institutions. His research highlights the participatory governance structures within monasteries.
New Article: Geographical and aesthetic inclusiveness: A new cultural worldview? The case of nine European countries
Jordi López-Sintas, Tally Katz-Gerro, Jörg Rössel, and Simon Walo explore whether Europeanization, globalization, and migration processes have led to a new exclusionary cultural worldview and the possible underpinnings.
Expertise wird wichtiger: Marlis Buchmann und Katrin Kraus in UZH Weekly
In der neuesten Ausgabe des UZH Weekly betonen Prof. Marlis Buchmann und Prof. Katrin Kraus die wachsende Bedeutung von überfachlichen Kompetenzen und der Rolle von KI für den Erfolg auf dem Arbeitsmarkt.
New Paper: Valentina Petrović on supporters of the New Left in Croatia
Dr. Valentina Petrović's paper on the Croatian New Left's electoral support offers new quantitative insights on who voted for the leftist party with survey data from 2021.
Prof. Dr. Katja Rost wins with her co-authors Bruno Frey and Margrit Osterloh the EURAM Best Paper Award 2023 for "the rationality of qualified lotteries".
We are excited to announce that Dr. Ilona Pap successfully defended her PhD thesis «Migration Mosaic: Unveiling Perspectives and Patterns of Integration in a Transnational World» last Friday!
New paper «The management of international boycotts in historical perspective: Volkswagen and the Arab League boycott, 1960–1977» by Jonas Geweke
The research paper analyses Volkswagen’s response to the Arab League boycott of Israel. It discovers the strategies employed by the German MNE in the 1960s and 1970s to maintain legitimacy across diverse markets amidst the contentious issue of the boycott against Israel.
