What is fair?
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| Admission: Free admission |
| Venue: Hall 1, Ground Floor |
| Belongs to: Opening Mine. Yours. Ours!?, Legacy and property – who owns what? |
It’s easy to point out what’s unfair. But what exactly is fair? Who should get how much, and who has to go without something in order for that to happen? And who decides what’s fair? Mareice Kaiser uses practical examples to show that fairness must be a shared process.
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Mareice Kaiser is a journalist, author, and host. In her writing, books, lectures, and podcasts, she explores inclusion, justice, work, and the social impacts of inequality. She writes for various media outlets, served as editor-in-chief of the online magazine EDITION F, and has published several nonfiction books, including The Unease of the Modern Mother and *How Much. What We Do with Money and What Money Does to Us. She has received numerous awards for her journalistic and publishing work. Her essay The Unease of the Modern Mother was nominated for the German Reporter Award and appeared on DER SPIEGEL’s bestseller list. In 2022, medium magazin named her one of the top 10 German business journalists. Mareice Kaiser publishes the newsletter Utopia + Everyday Life and writes a column titled Neue Maloche for the business magazine Surplus, in which she talks to people about their work and the realities of their jobs.