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Münchner Freiheiten

The Evangelische Akademie Tutzing, McKinsey & Company, and the BMW Stiftung Herbert Quandt will launch an exclusive event series entitled “Münchner Freiheiten (Munich Liberties) – Talks on Social, Economic, and Cultural Issues.” Exceptional guest speakers will lecture on topics to which they bring a somewhat “off-beat” perspective, e.g. because of unusual experiences or backgrounds.

The first prominent guest speaker was Ulrich Wilhelm. Government spokesman of Federal Chancellor Merkel from 2005 until 2010, he is currently director of the Bayerische Rundfunk (Bavarian Broadcasting). His talk will be entitled “The Political Speech.”

 

Münchner Freiheiten – Talks on Social, Economic, and Cultural Issues

March 7, 2012, Munich

Do We Still Need Heimat? – Christian Stückl

Münchner Freiheiten – Talks on Social, Economic, and Cultural Issues

Laptop and lederhosen – for many, this image of Bavaria has turned into a cliché. Oktoberfest costume and Alpine idyll – a multi-billion euro business? Bavarian cultural and religious traditions – only for show? One may be tempted to think so. Or are they right who think that “Heimat” is alive and well, in keeping with the times, and more than ever a much-needed antidote to the homogenizing tendencies of globalization?  ... more

Münchner Freiheiten – Talks on Social, Economic, and Cultural Issues”

November 23, 2011, Munich

Who Is Really Governing Us? – Prof. Dr. Dres. h.c. Hans-Jürgen Papier

Münchner Freiheiten – Talks on Social, Economic, and Cultural Issues”

Making decisions or putting them through on the nod? Are our elected representatives still in control or have the really important decisions long since been made elsewhere: by the EU Commission, the Federal Constitutional Court, or in the boardrooms of banks? The decisions about the euro bailout fund, the landmark rulings on basic issues such as Hartz IV and counter-terrorism, and the consequences of the financial crisis raise the question of how  ... more








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