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Dominik Enste Event 4. May 2022 XI. Scientific Conference: The „Great Transformation”: New Rules of the Game?

Already before the Ukrainian War, Transformation seems to be everywhere. Almost 50 times it has been mentioned in the New „Ampel” Coalition Treaty of November 2021.

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Dominik Enste Event 4. May 2022

XI. Scientific Conference: The „Great Transformation”: New Rules of the Game?

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Already before the Ukrainian War, Transformation seems to be everywhere. Almost 50 times it has been mentioned in the New „Ampel” Coalition Treaty of November 2021.

Germany and Europe are embedded in a worldwide economy which is transforming towards more sustainability, decarbonisation and digitization. The war adds resilience and more strategic autonomy on the To Do-list of Western Democracies. This could be the right time to look forward on longer lines and current challenges for Political Economy in Europe and Germany.

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Nudging green behavior
Dominik Enste / Jennifer Potthoff IW-Report No. 26 1. May 2023

Behavioral Economics in Companies: Nudging green behavior

Climate change, the finite nature of natural resources, a growing world population and the quest for prosperity challenge society and policy to act responsibly and sustainably. The debate on climate change and the upcoming energy transition was recently ...

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Dominik Enste / Julia Hensen / Jennifer Potthoff IW-Policy Paper No. 2 20. February 2023

Does Nudging Help in the crisis?: Behavioral economic measures for freedom-preserving energy conservation

In view of the impending gas shortage, private households are called upon to reduce their gas and energy consumption. The moral appeals of those in power harbor the danger that people will react with reactance instead of the desired change in behavior.

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