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5 Essential Questions for all Departments of Economics
As stated in the Open Letter of 65+ student associations from 30+ countries, “it is not only the world economy that is in crisis. The teaching of economics is in crisis too, and this crisis has consequences far beyond the university … Continue reading
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Tagged ecological literacy, ecology, economics, economy, education, sustainability, university
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Economics or Anthropology?
About a week ago, a retired academician of economics from Switzerland wrote me following lines in his email: I recommend you not to spend your time in criticizing mainstream economics, as those critics are widely known within the profession, but … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, ecology, economics, economy, education, kapp, PhD
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Meine Standartfragen an Personalvermittler
Mein Email an einen Personalvermittler, der mich für ein Projekt kontaktiert hat: Sehr geehrter Herr … Ich danke Ihnen für die Anfrage. I hätte einige Fragen über dieses Projekt: 1) Was für eine Branche ist das? Worum geht es bei … Continue reading
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Tagged akademie, arbeit, ausbildung, ethik, industrie, schule, stelle, umwelt
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Is evolution a kind of creation?
There are lots of hefty discussions about the Darwinian evolution and the biblical creation story in the forum on www.richarddawkins.net which I regularly visit. Scientific minds and biologists usually harbor no doubts about evolution whereas religious minds tend to hate … Continue reading
Any difference between intelligent design and evolution?
As is generally well-known, the Evangelist and Islamic fundamentalists typically hate the idea of Darwinian evolution which I never exactly understand why. Why can’t an omnipotent God use evolution as a natural process for creation? Must the creation necessarily be … Continue reading