Wilde Banken

Noch kaum erforscht: Wie ticken BankerInnen und BörsianerInnen? Foto: PA/newscom

Rituale, Lebensstile und Machtgefüge in Börse und Finanzmanagement – Vortrag am 8. November 2012 an der Uni Graz

Börse und Finanzmanagement stehen seit Jahren als Auslöser und Triebkraft einer globalen Rezession im Zentrum der öffentlichen Diskussion. Dennoch ist kaum etwas bekannt über die AkteurInnen in Banken und Börsen. Was sind das für Menschen, welche Lebensstile, Denkweisen und Praktiken teilen sie? In welcher Kultur können sie funktionieren, was treibt sie an? Und: Wie erforscht man sie?

Der Ethnologe Dr. Heiner Goldinger hat die „Rituale und Symbole der Börse“ – so der Titel seiner 2002 erschienenen Dissertation –analysiert und damit eine so faszinierende wie provokante Ethnographie der Macht vorgelegt. Sein Vortrag am Institut für Volkskunde und Kulturanthropologie der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz lässt spannende Einblicke und Diskussionen erwarten.

Vortrag

Heiner Goldinger: „Wilde Banken“ – als Ethnologe bei den BörsianerInnen

Ort: Institut für Volkskunde und Kulturanthropologie der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, Attemsgasse 25/EG, SR 34.04

Zeit: Donnerstag, 8. November 2012, 19 Uhr

Gudrun Pichler

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