DIVUS PRAHA: Debt - What is it and does it mean today
Debt - What is it and does it mean today

Debt - What is it and does it mean today

13.05.2013 18:00 - 13.05.2013

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News are full of endebtment, deficit, international creditors and international institutions. What is a role of debt in present days? What is its political content and how we can deal with it?

 

Speakers:

Tomáš Tožička (EDUCON)

Ilona Švihlíková (Alternativa Zdola)

 

Maderator:

Jiří Silný (Ekumenická akademie Praha)






13.05.2013 18:00 - 13.05.2013
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