2020S
Friedrich Hinterberger
Institute of Arts and Society, Cross-Disciplinary Strategies
2019W, Lecture and Discussion (VD), 2.0 ECTS, 2.0 semester hours, course number S03125
In the 2nd half of the 20th century, the world economy experienced a short period of high economic growth in early industrialized countries, while nowadays some emerging economies follow the path. This has allowed the world economy to grow from an „empty world“ largely dominated by nature to a „full world“ in which we, the humans with our technologies, dominate the rest of the world, while nature starts to „strike back“.
Both tendencies led to a considerable increase in quality of life for many people at the expense to the ecosystems, which support human life on earth. Today we fear and hope for an end of this development and severe reductions of our possibilities to prosper. Industrialized economies today are poorly prepared for this transformation. This course will study the dynamics and structure of the global economy, labour and societies as well as the planetary boundaries. We will look at, learn about and develop opportunities and alternatives at individual, national and global levels to reconcile economic prosperity, quality of life and the resilience of ecosystems.
Students from other faculties or universities will be given a place on the course subject to room capacities.
Labour, growth, economy, quality of life, work, time, Environment, planetary boundaries
16 October 2019, 09:15–10:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Seminar Room 1
30 October 2019, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Seminar Room 1
13 November 2019, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Seminar Room 1
04 December 2019, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Lecture Room
11 December 2019, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Lecture Room
15 January 2020, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Lecture Room
22 January 2020, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Lecture Room
29 January 2020, 09:15–12:45 Cross-Disciplinary Strategies – Lecture Room
From 20 September 2019, 06:44 to 31 October 2019, 18:00
Via online registration
Co-registration: possible
Attending individual courses: possible