Mind and Life XX Conference
Altruism and Compassion in Economic Systems:
A public dialogue between Economics, Neuroscience and Contemplative Sciences
April 9–11, 2010, public conference, Zurich, Switzerland
everybody is invited to co-create the future
The global financial crisis shows just how vulnerable our economic systems are to greed and the ramifications of human decisions. The Mind & Life XX conference focuses on exploring economic systems that reward not only individuals but our global societies.
Are you concerned by the current economic situation and interested in alternative approaches?
The Mind & Life XX conference brings together the Dalai Lama with the leading minds in economics, neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, philosophy and contemplative science.
Over five sessions they will explore how economic decisions are made as well as discuss new economic systems that reward fairness and co-operation while at the same time addressing the most urgent societal and environmental issues.
The conference will be held in English; no translations will be offered.
Economics
Ernst Fehr Ph.D., University of Zürich
William Harbaugh Ph.D., University of Oregon
Lord Richard Layard Ph.D., London School of Economics
Neuroscience
Tania Singer Ph.D., University of Zurich
Richard Davidson Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Applied Economics
Sanjit Bunker Roy Barefoot College
William George M.B.A., Harvard Business School
Antoinette Hunziker-Ebneter M.B.A., Forma Futura Invest Inc.
Arthur Vayloyan Ph.D., M.B.A., Credit Suisse (Switzerland)
Philosophy and Contemplative Science
Tenzin Gyatso The XIV Dalai Lama
Matthieu Ricard Ph.D., Shechen Monastery
Roshi Joan Halifax Ph.D., Upaya Institute
John Dunne Ph.D., Emory University
Gert Scobel Anchorman, 3sat
Psychology
Daniel Batson Ph.D., University of Kansas
Anthropology
Joan Silk Ph.D., University of California
Program Coordinators
Matthieu Ricard, Ph.D., Shechen Monastery
Tania Singer, Ph.D., University of Zurich
Diego Hangartner, Pharm.D.
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