Darius Nader
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Sociology MA student / RA @ MPISOC & LMU Munich Interested in property & wealth inequality
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Kean Birch
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Scam stage of capitalism
add a skeleton here at some point
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Gabriel Zucman
11 days ago
The pace at which US wealth concentration is rising is simply staggering The concentration of AI wealth into the hands of a few tech barons + plutocratic capture ==> unchartered territory
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Oliver Nachtwey
17 days ago
Peak-Profit
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Lukas Scholle
about 1 month ago
2025 war ein Wahnsinnsjahr fĂŒr die deutschen MilliardĂ€re: Ihr Vermögen wuchs mit 30 % fast doppelt (!) so schnell, wie das Vermögen des Globalen DurchschnittsmilliardĂ€rs mit 16 %. Dieses Wachstum ist absurd gefĂ€hrlich, weil es die Ungleichheitskrise weiter verschĂ€rft.
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This week I had a welcome excuse to be in Venice during the semester while visiting the Analytical Sociology seminar at VIU. I especially enjoyed the conversations during the poster sessions.
3 months ago
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I spent the last two days at the ISI Wealth Conference. All the talks I attended were super insightful and it was great to hear so many different perspectives and see the exciting new research on wealth inequality!
@isi-munich.bsky.social
5 months ago
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ISI: Munich International Stone Center for Inequality Research
5 months ago
Day 1.
#isiwealthconference2025
#isimunich
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Had a great time at my first summer school at the LMU Open Science Center
@lmu-osc.bsky.social
. I learned a lot of new things that I hope to implement in my master's thesis and beyond. And of course I hope to see more Open Science in Sociology :)
5 months ago
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LMU Open Science Center
5 months ago
First day of the Open Science Summer School 2025 complete â Participants learned a lot today but thereâs still a lot more in store, you can join in for the public lectures by registering here:
www.pretix.osc.lmu.de/lmu-osc/OSSS...
#OpenScience
#OSSS25
#LMUOSC
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Oliver Nachtwey
7 months ago
Ultra-late capitalism in a nutshell. (Source: FT)
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Gabriel Zucman
8 months ago
July 4th, 2025
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Max-Planck-Institut fĂŒr Gesellschaftsforschung (MPIfG)
10 months ago
Bildungschancen hÀngen in Deutschland vom Wohnort ab. Eine neue Studie von
@iwkoeln.bsky.social
und MPIfG zeigt: In wohlhabenden Stadtteilen gibt es ein Drittel mehr Kitas als in Ă€rmeren Vierteln â ausgerechnet dort, wo frĂŒhkindliche Bildung am dringendsten gebraucht wird.
s.gwdg.de/yTozrZ
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World Inequality Lab
11 months ago
"A 2% tax on billionaires is a first step â but itâs important not to stop there. Building public confidence in the idea that it's truly possible to target the ultra-wealthy - billionaires in particular - is essential.", said
@thomaspiketty.bsky.social
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#TaxingBillionaires
conference [1/2]
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UChicago | Stone Center on Wealth Inequality & Mobility
12 months ago
@ingridrobeyns.bsky.social
urged us to grasp todayâs wealth concentration by converting the fortune of the worldâs richest person into the number of homes it could buy. In Chicago, that is approx. 1.3 million homes â more than all the homes in the city. Watch:
bit.ly/3DFoATQ
Read:
bit.ly/3DJntTa
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Fabian Pfeffer
about 1 year ago
About 3 months ago, the print version of this article had this lead: "Elon Musk has 240 billion in wealth [...] is there no upper limit?" Today, the same article came online with a small update: "Elon Musk has 400 billion in wealth [...] is there no upper limit?"
www.lmu.de/en/newsroom/...
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Not a level playing field
LMU sociologist Fabian Pfeffer explains why the extreme wealth gap harms society and democracy and leads to a distinctly uneven spread of opportunities for coming generations. From the research magazi...
https://www.lmu.de/en/newsroom/news-overview/news/not-a-level-playing-field.html
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Oxfam International
about 1 year ago
Yes! Taxing the super-rich is possible. đȘ đ Some governments are already doing it. đ The G20 has made a historic commitment. đșđł Most countries support new global tax rules at the UN. Letâs make it happen:
https://buff.ly/42uqfp8
#TaxTheSuperRich
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Oliver Nachtwey
about 1 year ago
"The gap between the richest and poorest may not be widening, but it is not irrational for the middle classes to feel their position in society is in decline." As always, an excellent piece by
@jburnmurdoch.bsky.social
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Inequality hasnât risen. Hereâs why it feels like it has
What appears on the surface to be a flat trend masks churn beneath
https://on.ft.com/3BVt1Ja
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World Inequality Lab
about 1 year ago
đSince 1980, global inequality between countries has droppedđThe income gap between the richest 10% of countries & the poorest 50% shrank from 20x to 9x. đ But within countries, inequality soaredđThe gap between the top 10% & bottom 50% nearly doubled from 10x to 18x.
wid.world
#inequalitydata
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Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality
about 1 year ago
An incentivized redistribution experiment with university students in China and France reveals differences in the way merit- and luck-based inequalities are perceived. Read the WP by Margot Belguise,
@yuchenhuang.bsky.social
& GC Stone Center postdoc
@zhexunmo.bsky.social
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#econsky
bit.ly/4fQ1DLp
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ISI: Munich International Stone Center for Inequality Research
over 1 year ago
Coverage of our opening event last week "Extreme inequality isn't inevitable. There have been times when wealth inequality in Germany shrunk, such as after WWII [...] also driven by the 'Lastenausgleich,' likely the most radical redistribution effort of Germany"
www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/v...
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Thomas Piketty in MĂŒnchen: Wie sich Vermögensungleichheit bekĂ€mpfen lĂ€sst.
FĂŒhrende Wissenschaftler wie Thomas Piketty diskutieren ĂŒber Ungleichheit. Das Vorbild: der Lastenausgleich.
https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/vermoegensungleichheit-thomas-piketty-ingrid-robeyns-charlotte-bartels-vermoegensteuer-lux.YC3c8KANWV91sy11bayaPa
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