Bites of Inequality – Miriam Rehm
How can gender-specific wealth inequality be investigated in the context of macroeconomic dynamics and the socio-economic transformation?
Miriam Rehm, professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen, discusses the connections between gender-specific wealth inequality and macroeconomic dynamics in the fundamental restructuring of economy and society, which is intended to combine ecological sustainability with social justice. The analysis is based on the combination of empirical data from European households and macroeconomic modelling.
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About the series:
Bites of Inequality is a midday panel discussion by the LMU Institute of Sociology in cooperation with the ISI, which brings together science and the public in an open format. The focus is on current research on social inequality, presented and discussed in an accessible form.
The talks take place on Tuesdays from 12:15pm to 1:45pm in the new premises of ISI, Ohmstraße 8.
The series is in LSF under Comparative Stratification Research (event number 15222) recorded.
A participation in Bites of Inequality Although it is also via Zoom possible, but it is reserved for those who really can't be there. The spirit of the event depends on personal exchange and direct encounter — we are all the more pleased if you experience this together with us on site.