The CONVOCO! Forum “Is the Open Society Sustainable in Case of Emergency?” takes place on July 29. We are currently experiencing several crises on both a global and national level….
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We are looking forward to the CONVOCO! Forum “Equality in an unequal world” on Saturday, July 30, in Salzburg. Managing Director of the Max-Planck-Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory…
…the women out. Algorithms can produce discrimination. When Amazon tried to automate parts of their recruitment process, the algorithm discarded applications from women because the system was fed data from…
Nachstehend finden Sie die neuen Leseempfehlungen unserer CONVOCO! Denker:innen – lassen Sie sich inspirieren. The Master and Margarita (1967) by Michail Bulgakow A delicious parody, this time of the Faust…
We have all become aware of the threat posed by climate change. Our task now is to develop the necessary strategies. But what does good strategy mean when faced with…
We are pleased to present to you the second part of reading recommendations from our CONVOCO! thinkers. Get inspired! The Murder of Professor Schlick (2020) by David Edmonds This book…
We are pleased to present to you new reading recommendations from our CONVOCO! thinkers – get inspired! Why we swim (2020) by Bonnie Tsui A book about the fascination and…
…of the Arts? Podcast Spotify Here’s what he said: We’ve seen at least a mini revolution in the artworld because NFTs created new possibilities for artists to participate in the…
…of the Arts? Podcast Spotify Here’s what he said: We’ve seen at least a mini revolution in the artworld because NFTs created new possibilities for artists to participate in the…
…Freedom (2021) by Olivia Laing A history of the liberation of the body in the 20th century told through personalities in the arts, culture, and society. Olivia Laing shows how the body…