Digitalisation: End of Capitalism or Perfect Market?
Complete information and immediate responses – does digitalisation enable the perfection of the market? Or does the price mechanism lose its importance altogether, creating space for entirely new economic structures? How do these changes of the market affect the financial institutions?
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Paul MASON
Guardian Columnist; Filmmaker; Author "Postcapitalism", London
1981 | Graduation in Music and Politics, University of Sheffield |
1981-1984 | Second Viennese School, University of Sheffield |
1982-1988 | Music Teacher and Lecturer in Music, Loughborough University, Leicester |
1991-1995 | Freelance Journalist, London |
1995-2001 | Deputy Editor, Computer Weekly, Reed Business Information, London |
2001-2013 | Business Editor, Newsnight, BBC Two, London |
2013-2014 | Culture and Digital Editor, Channel 4 News, London |
since 2014 | Economics Editor, Channel 4 News, London |
Andreas R. KIRCHSCHLÄGER
Chief Executive Officer, elea Foundation for Ethics in Globalization, Zurich and President, Max Schmidheiny Foundation, St. Gallen
1996 | Master's Degree, Law and Economics, University of St. Gallen |
1997-2008 | President and Managing Director, St. Gallen Foundation for International Studies and Host of the International Management Symposium St. Gallen |
since 1999 | President, Max Schmidheiny Foundation, St. Gallen |
since 2002 | Visiting Lecturer, University of St. Gallen |
since 2008 | Chief Executive Officer, elea Foundation for Ethics in Globalization, Zurich |
Gerald NESTLER
Artist and Researcher, Vienna
Nestler G. graduated from the Academy of fine arts Vienna (1992) and subsequently conducted artistic research as a broker and trader (1994-1997). He has been lecturing at universities and is a practice-based Ph.D. candidate at the Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmith, University of London. | |
Recent artistic and curatorial projects include: | |
The Trend Is Your Friend! (with Sylvia Eckermann, steirischer herbst 09, MedienKunstLabor, Kunsthaus Graz); Breathe My Air. A paradoxical conversation piece (with Sylvia Eckermann, Beijing, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Vienna); Superglue. artistic research on scientific research (with Gerald Straub, Academy of Sciences, Vienna Art Week 11); On Purpose. The New Derivative Order (kunstraum Bernsteiner, Vienna, 2012), Glitch (Kunstraum Innsbruck, 2013); Les Rencontres Internationales, nouveau cinema et art contemporain (Gaité Lyrique, Paris, 2014, and Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin, 2015); FORENSIS (Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, 2014); HEDGE AVANTGARDE. renegades, traitors, educators. Inquiries into an aesthetcis of resolution (Kunstraum Bernsteiner, 2015); SOCIAL GLITCH. radical aesthetics and the consequences of extreme events (kunstraum NIEDEROESTERREICH and other venues in Vienna, 2015); THE PROMISE OF TOTAL AUTOMATION (Kunsthalle Wien, 2016). |
Mag. Agnes STREISSLER-FÜHRER
Deputy General Secretary, Union of Private Sector Employees, Vienna
1986-1991 | Degree in History, University of Vienna |
1988-1993 | Degree in Economics, University of Vienna |
1993-2006 | Researcher, Department for Economics, Austrian Chamber of Labour, Vienna |
2006-2008 | Head, Department for Economic Policy, Austrian Chamber of Labour, Vienna |
2008 | Managing Director, ZIT- Centre for Innovation and Technology, Vienna |
2009-2017 | Founder and Director, Consultancy Agnes Streissler - Wirtschaftspolitische Projektberatung, Vienna |
2017-2018 | Member of Federal Executive Board, Union of Private Sector Employees, Vienna |
since 2018 | Deputy General Secretary, Union of Private Sector Employess, Vienna |