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A bridge builder between economics, sociology, and ethics

Klarita Gërxhani

With her unique, interdisciplinary approach, Klarita connects economic issues with social structures, behavioral norms, and institutional dynamics like no one else. Her lectures are an intellectual journey through the foundations of our society.

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Specialist Subjects

1. Social inequality and (gender) discrimination

How do inequalities in status, opportunities, and rewards arise? And how can we address these structurally? Gërxhani demonstrates how both competitive work environments and (subtle) mechanisms – such as social norms and unconscious bias – perpetuate inequality, even within modern, seemingly inclusive organisations.

2. The informal economy and tax morale

What happens beyond the view of official statistics? Gërxhani’s research into informal labour, tax evasion, and institutional trust offers surprising insights into how people behave when rules and social norms clash.

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