Russland im Brennpunkt

Diskussion mit Siegfried Wolf am 16. Juni 2014

„Quo vadis Russland? – ein Wirtschaftsgigant in bewegten Zeiten“ Die höchst angespannte und politisch schwierige Lage in der Ukraine bewegt auch in Österreich. Wohin sich die internationale Krise entwickelt, diskutiert am 16. Juni 2014 ein hochkarätiges Podium in der Reihe „am grünen Teppich“:
- ehemaliger Magna-Topmanager Siegfried Wolf, der für den russischen Unternehmer Oleg Deripaska arbeitet
- Nationalbank-Volkswirtin und Universitätsrätin Dr. Helene Schubert
- Univ.-Prof. Dr. Thomas Krüßmann, Leiter des Zentrums Russian East European & Eurasian Studies an der Universität Graz

Moderation: Gerhard Koch, Chefredakteur des ORF Steiermark

Quo vadis Russland? Ein Wirtschaftsgigant in bewegten Zeiten.
WANN: Montag, 16. Juni 2014, um 18 Uhr
WO: Landstube, Landtag Steiermark, Herrengasse 16, 8010 Graz

Der Eintritt ist frei, eine Anmeldung erforderlich: amgruenenteppich(at)stmk.gv.at

Die Diskussionsreihe „am grünen Teppich“ ist eine Kooperation des Landtag Steiermark und der 7. fakultät, des Zentrums für Gesellschaft, Wissen und Kommunikation der Uni Graz.

Andreas Schweiger

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