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Christian Felber
Christian Felber, born in 1972, studied Spanish Language, Psychology, Sociology and Political Sciences in Madrid and Wien. Nowadays he lives in Wien, where he works as an independent author and writer. He is a world-known speaker, contemporary dancer and he also writes articles regularly in several ...
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About Christian Felber
Christian Felber, born in 1972, studied Spanish Language, Psychology, Sociology and Political Sciences in Madrid and Wien. Nowadays he lives in Wien, where he works as an independent author and writer. He is a world-known speaker, contemporary dancer and he also writes articles regularly in several Austrian newspapers.
Christian Felber has published a long series of best-sellers about economy and since 2008 he is working as a teacher at the University of Economy in Wien.
Felber is the co-founder of Attac movement in Austria, iniciator of the project Bank for the Common Good and of the international movement of the Economy for the Common Good. Nowadays he works actively developing these initiatives.