"Walkability of Cities - Flipping the Cityscape for People"
7th of June 2018
2 pm
room WING 0.03
Wilhelm-Herbst-Straße 12
After a panel discussion with the Secretary of State Jens Deutschendorf (Senator of Civil Engineering, Environment and Transportation of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen) the possibility for a open discussion is given.
Flyer - Becky Loo_Walkability - 2018_06_07
Flyer Workshop_Comparative Analysis of Infrastructure Policy
In "Regionalentwicklung und Finanzpolitik aktuell 19 (1), Professor Heinemann describes current developments of the equalizing volume of the financial equalisation among the Länder. He points out that the justification of the city states Berlin, Bremen and Hamburg is closely linked to their fiscal performance.
In the course of digitalization, platform economies significantly gained in importance. With the help of internet platforms, interactions between market actors are enabled through offering consumer goods in an quick and straightforward way for joint utilization. However, modern platforms present new challenges for employers and employees. This project is being conducted by Antje Bollen, Manuel Cordsen, Fabian Fortmann, Prof. Dr. André W. Heinemann (project lead) und Dr. Guido Nischwitz.
In "Regionalentwicklung und Finanzpolitik aktuell 18 (1), Professor Heinemann analyzes the recent developments of a property tax modernization. He suggests a refederalization and recommends a land value tax for economic and ecologic reasons. The land value tax encourages space-saving construction and constitutes a instrument against land speculation. However, a "property tax C" of the current coaltion agreement would be an inadequate alternative.
Since March 2018, Professor Dr. André W. Heineman is a "Visiting Professor" at the Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (KNEU) in Kiev (Ukraine). This involves lectures and stays on a regular basis in Kiev.
