The Tübingen-Hohenheim Economics (THE) association invites you to this year's THE workshop in combination with a mini-course on “Causal Machine Learning.”
The Tübingen-Hohenheim Economics (THE) association invites you to this year's THE workshop in combination with a mini-course on “Causal Machine Learning.”
For the 10th anniversary of the Bundesbank-IAW Lecture at the University of Tübingen, organized annually by the IAW in cooperation with the Bundesbank's Baden-Württemberg headquarters, a very special speaker was invited: Dr. Joachim Nagel, acting president of the Deutsche Bundesbank and thus head of the institution whose name the renowned lecture series bears. The lecture, held in English, took place in the almost full Audimax lecture hall at the University of Tübingen. In his speech, Dr. Nagel provided a detailed overview of the European Central Bank's monetary policy strategy since 2021 and answered numerous questions from the audience.
Target achieved, but challenges still remain – monetary policy since the 2021 strategy review.
Dr. Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank.
The Deutsche Bundesbank, Head Office Stuttgart, and the Institute for Applied Economic Research e.V. (IAW) cordially invite you to the 10th Bundesbank-IAW Lecture at the University of Tübingen on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 at 2:15 p.m. in the New Auditorium (Neue Aula) of the University.
Seeinvitation for further information. Registration is not required.
June 27, 2025: II IAW Workshop Growth. Prosperity. Democracy - Deciding and acting in the face of increasing uncertainty
Venue: Head office of the Deutsche Bundesbank in Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart
The IAW workshop is dedicated to the following questions: - State of scientific knowledge on growth, income and wealth distribution, nature consumption and democracy. Are there gaps in research and knowledge? - How can an informed public discourse with rational decisions for action emerge from scientific findings? - How does this discourse fit into practical processes of the emergence of communicative power and its institutional implementation in administrative power? What roles do actors as diverse as scientists, NGOs, political parties and the media play in this process? - What are the factors that turn knowledge of and about problems into a trigger for rapid countermeasures, even if these involve serious impositions for the citizens affected? - Why are insights into the need for self-restraint reinterpreted as restrictions on freedom that inhibit action? How can a revision succeed?
