Faculté des Sciences, des Technologies et de Médecine
Faculté de Droit, d’Économie et de Finance
Faculté des Sciences Humaines, des Sciences de l’Éducation et des Sciences Sociales
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsArchives : Events
-
Events
Colloque vun der Luxemburgistik: Lëtzebuergesch enseignéieren op engem héijen Niveau: De Projet “Schwätzt Dir Lëtzebuergesch” B2
En savoir plus -
Events
Colloque vun der Luxemburgistik: Schlëmmer ass just méi schlëmm – Komparativ am Lëtzebuergeschen
En savoir plus -
Events
Colloque vun der Luxemburgistik: De Lëtzebuerger Sproochemaart an den Zäite vun der Gloabilséierung
En savoir plus -
Events
Science of Science in the Spotlight
En savoir plusScience as an engine of progress and progress of scienceIn order to help solve increasingly complex problems and questions, contemporary science has adopted new approaches to knowledge production that are predominantly team based and are less confined by disciplinary boundaries. The study of the character of and the interplay between the social, institutional and intellectual…
-
Events
Guest lecture: The Problem of the World in Heidegger’s ‘Metaphysics of Dasein’
En savoir plusVisiting Speaker Series organised by the Institute of Philosophy
-
Events
Conference: Reading to young children, but how and why?
En savoir plusReading regularly to children supports their language development, awakens their desire to read, and promotes their imagination.KEYNOTE SPEAKERSProf. Claudine Kirsch, University of LuxembourgDžoen Bebić-Crestany, University of LuxembourgValérie Kemp, University of LuxembourgYou can connect online here for the English talk: https://unilu.webex.com/unilu/j.php?MTID=mbec76a8c3f3738f36e84898d0061fc79
-
Events
SEMILUX and LIS^2ER Spring Series – Inequality, mobility and wealth concentration – Prof. James E. Foster – Analysing intergenerational mobility with oriented measures and mobility curves
En savoir plusAnalysing intergenerational mobility with oriented measures and mobility curvesThis seminar studies oriented measures of intergenerational mobility that differentiate between upward and downward mobility, including headcount ratios that give the incidence of upward (or downward) movements and mobility gaps that gauge the average gain (or loss). We define oriented mobility curves that graphically indicate when mobility…
-
Events
SEMILUX and LIS^2ER Spring Series – Inequality, mobility and wealth concentration – Prof. Alexandra Killewald – For Richer: Marriage and Wealth
En savoir plusFor Richer: Marriage and WealthMarriage is widely considered to benefit individuals’economic well-being, including their net worth. Yet establishing the role of marriage in wealthgeneration is complicated by the dynamic and reciprocal nature of marriage and wealth: marriage is both the result of prior wealth and a potential determinant of future wealth. In this paper, we…
-
Events
SEMILUX and LIS^2ER Spring Series – Inequality, mobility and wealth concentration – Prof. Fabian Pfeffer – The Demography of Rising Wealth Inequality
En savoir plusThe Demography of Rising Wealth InequalityWe determine the independent contribution of several demographic trends to rising U.S. wealth inequality over the last three decades. Using data from the Survey of Consumer Finances from 1989 through 2019 and novel decomposition techniques, we show that rapid growth in wealth inequality and increasing wealth concentration at the top…
-
Events
Conference: Before Maastricht: Identity and Place in European Writing before the EU
En savoir plus