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HANKENHOF - Der PodcastGoodbye Lilly, Negu in Balance und Paddington lernt ReitenNach fast eineinhalb Jahren seit der letzten Podcastfolge gibt es endlich wieder einen authentischen Einblick in Carmens Alltag auf dem HANKENHOF, ihre Beziehung zu den Tieren und wie sie mit aktuellen Höhen und Tiefen umgeht.In dieser Folge spricht Carmen Hanken über den Verlust ihres geliebten Hundes Lilly, der zum Zeitpunkt der Aufnahme erst vor zwei Tagen verstorben ist. Carmen berichtet von Lillys letzten Tagen und wie sie und Socke damit umgehen.Außerdem gibt es Neuigkeiten über Negu. Carmen erzählt, wie geduldig sie mit ihm gearbeitet hat, um sein Vertrauen für einen ersten Ausritt zu gew...2024-07-031h 04
Lass ma schnacken - Ein Interview-Podcast der NWZCarmen Hanken, wie hat dich Tamme verändert?Carmen Hanken kennen die meisten Menschen wohl eher durch ihren Mann Tamme. Er war in und über die Grenzen Ostfrieslands hinaus bekannt als der "Knochenbrecher", der Tieren half. Vor sieben Jahren starb Tamme jedoch an einem Herzinfarkt. Seitdem führt seine Frau Carmen den Hankenhof in Filsum alleine weiter. Moderatorin Annika Schmidt hat sie erzählt, warum das kein leichtes Unterfangen war und wie sie von einem schüchternen Mädchen zur gestandenen Hofbetreiberin wurde.Wir haben Carmen Hanken bei ihrem Alltag auf dem Hankenhof begleitet. Die erste Folge der Videoserie findet ihr hier: https://www.youtu...2023-06-2537 minHANKENHOF - Der PodcastMit Pfote, Huf und Herz - Ein bewegendes 2022Es sind dann doch wieder vier Monate seit der letzten Podcast-Folge vergangen, und so gibt es wieder einiges zu berichten über die Ereignisse auf dem HANKENHOF. Wir reden über Carmens persönliche Entwicklung in den letzten bewegenden Jahren, den tierischen Zusammenhalt in der Hanken-Familie, die wachsende Nachfrage zu Carmens Behandlungstagen in ganz Deutschland und wie das Zusammenspiel zwischen Mensch und Tier das Leben jedes Einzelnen nachhaltig bereichern kann. Das alles im Rahmen eines sehr abwechslungsreichen Jahresrückblickes. Lasst euch überraschen und viel Spaß beim Hören.Frohe Weihnachten und einen fantastischen Jahresstart allen Hörern und Tierfreunden ❤️2022-12-241h 10
Karriärpodden14. Hanken International Talent2022-10-1027 min
Karriärpodden2. Creating opportunities that match your dreamRobin Kipfer talks about his time at Hanken and what ESG means to him.2022-08-2932 min
RZ TreckpottDie RZ-Bücherstunde - Folge 5/April 2022Am 23. April ist der Welttag des Buches. Aus diesem Anlass spendieren Jan-Geert Berents und Kai-Uwe Hanken eine weitere Folge ihres Buch-Podcasts.
Wir sprechen über Bücher, lassen Bücher sprechen und - man höre und staune - auch Bäume!
Folgende Werke stellen wir in dieser Folge vor:
- Joe Abercrombie: »Kriegsklingen«.
- Dieter Breuers: »Ritter, Mönch und Bauersleut«.
- James Canton: »Biografie einer Eiche«.
- Dörte Hansen: »Die Mittagsstunde«.
- Enno Janßen: »Der Inselvogt von Memmert«.
- Alexey Pehov: »Der schwarze Dol2022-04-2257 min
RZ TreckpottTreckpott (6) mit Sylvie GühmannMit dem "Fettnäpfchenführer Ostfriesland" hat Sylvie Gühmann (27) aus Leer ihr Buch-Debüt vorgelegt. Auch bei der Tee-Zeremonie mit der jungen Autorin wurde ein Fettnäpfchen nicht ausgelassen... Sylvie Gühmann erzählt im Gespräch mit RZ-Chefredakteur Kai-Uwe Hanken, warum sie die Nordsee so sehr mag, wie sie ans Schreiben kam und warum sie durch die Seepferdchenprüfung gefallen ist. 2022-03-2529 min
Der PferdepodcastEpisode 160 - Gebeugte Hanken in Lack und LederEpisode 160 - Gebeugte Hanken in Lack und Leder
Nachdem wir uns in der vergangenen Woche vor allem mental fit gemacht haben für erfolgreiche Prüfungen im Dressurviereck, beschäftigen wir uns in Folge 160 des Pferdepodcasts („Gebeugte Hanken in Lack und Leder“) wieder verstärkt mit Jennys täglicher Trainingsarbeit im Sattel. Die beiden Jungpferde AC/DC und Klex auf ihrem Weg vom Pferdekindergarten ins Dressurviereck: Wie weit sind die beiden auf ihrem Weg zu den A- und L-Prüfungen, die sie in dieser Saison verstärkt laufen sollen?
Konkret erklärt Jenny am Beispiel des sechsjährigen Haflin...2022-03-2151 min
RZ TreckpottDie RZ-Bücherstunde - Folge 4/Januar 2022Nach langer Sommer- und Lesepause zurück! Die RZ-Redakteure Jan-Geert Berents und Kai-Uwe Hanken laden wieder zur Podcast-Plauderei über ihre Lieblingsbücher ein. Im Mittelpunkt stehen diesmal zum einen Bücher, die thematisch im und um den Zweiten Weltkrieg angesiedelt sind, und zum anderen Bücher, die ins Herz gehen. Dabei geht es gewohnt locker sowie oft tiefsinnig und nachdenklich zu. Berents und Hanken schlagen den Bogen auch zu anderen Titeln und Themen. Was David Bowie und Klaus Kinski damit zu tun haben? Hört es in der vierten Folge der RZ-Bücherstunde!
Vorgestellt werden diesmal:
- "Hitl...2022-01-221h 06
Sustainability UnwrappedHow Tech Can Support Better Access to Legal ServicesTechnology in legal design utilizes all kinds of technology to solve legal problems and facilitate work in the legal domain. Creating access and easily understandable legislation through tech can minimize many issues that currently stand. But how can we translate the complex legal language to everyday language? Why is there a need for technology in legal design? And what problems or resistance exists? In this Sustainability Unwrapped episode, Katri Nousiainen leads the conversation on integrating technology with legal design, and why it should be seen as an asset instead of an overwhelming challenge. Connecting technology wi...2021-12-1655 minSustainability UnwrappedTaste the Change – the role of human rights in the business sectorThis year constitutes the 10th anniversary of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. The principles are “a set of guidelines for States and companies to prevent and address human rights abuses committed in business operations”. Since the release of the principles in 2011, businesses have increasingly started to accept and adopt their responsibility in human rights due diligence and addressing violations. A report by the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights (2021), highlights that there are still too many human rights abuses in business-related contexts2. This might not come as a surprise, as out...2021-12-0956 minSustainability UnwrappedTensions of Sustainable Water GovernanceSustainable water governance is expected to solve problems related to water scarcity, hydro-electricity and water contamination, to name a few. How do we understand sustainability in relation to water governance? Why do many water interventions labelled as “sustainable” produce highly contradictory results? Mira Käkönen talks about how dams are marketed as multi-purpose, sustainable solutions which can provide renewable energy and mitigate floods. The reality, however, unfolds differently as she explains: “the ways how these dams are built are through these concessionary agreements, where the corporate concessionaires have very high level of autonomy in how they operate t...2021-12-0247 min
Gyllene studietider på Hanken9. Carina NyholmI det här avsnittet har vi äran att ha Carina Nyholm från Vasa Hanken som gäst. Carinabörjade studera på Hanken i Vasa hösten Vasa Hankens verksamhet startade, alltså året 1980. Hon var med och grundade Studentföreningen och satt även som ordförande för denna i tre år. Hon var alltså med och lade grunden till vad som finns idag och har bla varit med och ordnat första årsfesten, skapat studentbladet Nötte och IB verksamheten. Det här och lite till pratar vi om i detta avsnitt. Tack för att du lyssnar!2021-11-2525 minSustainability UnwrappedWe have an e-waste problem - How can smartphone refurbishing help?Home appliances, communications and information technology devices, home entertainment devices...you name it. Electronic or e-waste is the fastest growing waste stream globally. In 2019, a record of 53.6 million metric tons of globally generated e-waste was reported. Electronic devices contain an extensive list of precious metals as well as harmful chemicals; if no product recovery procedures are applied, we lose scarce resources and create a negative environmental footprint. Our smartphones and small telecommunication devices contribute solely to about 4.7 million tons of e-waste annually. Nowadays, smartphone consumers tend to keep their devices for longer time, however, the lifecycle of a...2021-11-1823 minGyllene studietider på Hanken8. Berndt BrunowGästen i det här avsnittet är Hanken alumnen Berndt Brunow som har en lång historia tillsammans med Hanken. Han har varit vice ordförande för Hankens styrelse, hedersdoktor och blivit promoverad för framgångsrik verksamhet inom nöringsliv och samhälle. Inom näringslivet har han en omfattande erfarenhet av ledande befattningar inom livsmedels- och skogsindustrin. I det här avsnittet diskuterar Hankens rektor Karen och Berndt om hur studielivet såg ut på 70-talet, varför det är viktigt med internationell arbetslivserfarenhet och vilka råd Berndt har att ge blivande fö...2021-11-1129 minSustainability UnwrappedFostering diversity and inclusion in digital games industryDigital games industry has become the largest entertainment industry in the world and gaming careers are portrayed as a lucrative option for passionate game enthusiasts. However, there has been continued public turmoil regarding the discriminatory and non-inclusive aspects of the industry. We have seen multiple waves of public outcomings from employees of major game studios, who have disclosed systemic sexism, gender-based discrimination and racism. Building a career in the digital games industry is particularly challenging for women as well as other minority groups like racial and sexual minorities because of the prevailing gender stereotypes and the masculinist c...2021-11-0444 minGyllene studietider på Hanken7. Mikael StillMikael berättar om Hanken minnen. Och hur tiden på Hanken påverkat hans karriär inom redovisning på sätt som han inte skulle ha kunna tänka sig när han började. Tack för att du lyssnar!2021-11-0326 minGyllene studietider på Hanken6. Björn WahlroosI det här avsnittet får vi höra hur den karismatiske kapitalisten, fackboksförfattaren och ivriga jägaren Nalle Wahlroos som har en lång historia med Hanken, upplevde sin studietid. Vi pratar om hur klimatet var under den politiskt aktiva tiden då Nalle studerade, om hur festerna såg ut och huruvida Nalle fick vänner för livet under sin studietid.
Vi pratar även en del om retorik och om hur Nalle skulle ha lust att lära en del av Finlands politiker vissa tips och tricks. Nalle berättar också om hans utbytesperiod och om sin tid som pr...2021-10-2740 minSustainability UnwrappedNavigating the Jungle - What to Consider when Investing Sustainably?In the past years there has been a global boom to invest sustainably, both in the private and institutional sectors. Sustainable investing provides an opportunity to invest by considering environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) factors. According to Bloomberg-Green, solely in 2020 the investment in ESG oriented funds in Europe topped 1,12 trillion euros (approximately US$1,4 trillion). Huge right? Based on recent reports and articles (such as MSCI or Millennials Are a Driving Factor in the Growth behind ESG Investments) younger generations especially women, but growingly also investors from all ages and genders are interested in sustainable in...2021-10-2127 minGyllene studietider på Hanken5. Ann-Mari MingardI dagens avsnitt gästas vi av Annmari Mingaard som studerade på Hanken på 1950-talet. Annmari berättar för oss om hur man lärde sig stenografi, om smusslandet med närvarolistan och om hur det var att bo på studenthemmet.
I anknytning till de pandemitider vi lever i idag, är det intressant att höra Annmari berättar om när den asiatiska influensan (Asiaten) härjade 1957 och hur man skrev tenter i hög feber.
Vi får också höra hur det vara att vara utbyteselev på den tiden och hur Annmari blev på den vägen och spenderade ö...2021-10-2033 minGyllene studietider på Hanken4. Henrik LaxEkonomen, juristen och kandidaten i presidentvalet 2006, Henrik Lax gästar Gyllene studietider på Hanken- podden och pratar om sin studietid på slutet av 1960-talet. Vi får höra om en studietid präglad av heltidsjobb som jurist, praktik på tingsrätten och av blöjbyten. Vi pratar givetvis om vägen till politiken men också en del om Henriks tid på Tampella, om familjebolaget Educatrix samt om vad han lärde sig på IFLs ledarskapsprogram i Sverige. Avslutningsvis får vi med oss några livsvisdomar på vägen. Tack för att du lyssnar!2021-10-1325 minSustainability UnwrappedLean Thinking in JusticeAccess to justice is a fundamental rule of law and is protected under various conventions on human rights. In reality, there are lot of delays and issues with the overall judicial processes around the world. This is where lean thinking could come into play. Lean is about creating the most value for the customer while minimizing resources, time, energy, and effort. It enables the smooth flow of the processes, while striving for continuous improvement and is in this podcast episode suggested to be applicable to the justice system to improve the existing processes. Tune in to...2021-10-0734 minGyllene studietider på Hanken3. Veronica WiklundDagens gäst Veronica Wiklund studerade vid Hanken på slutet av 1950-talet och gjorde efter det en mycket spännande karriär inom reklambranschen vilket var rätt så ovanligt på den tiden. I det här avsnittet av Gyllene studietider på Hanken får vi höra om Veronicas studietid, om hur det var att vara med och bygga upp många välkända märkesvaror och om när fokusering på målgrupper och kommunikation blev det centrala i reklam och marknadsföring.2021-10-0620 minGyllene studietider på Hanken2. Kimmo SasiPolitikern, juristen, ekonomen och den sanna nordisten Kimmo Sasi gästar Gyllene studietider vid Hanken -podden för att berätta om sin studietid på 1970-talet. Vi får höra om hur samhällsdebatten lät på den tiden, om hur det kom sig att det fanns så mycket retoriskt skickliga talare då och om hur dubbelexamen i ekonomi och juridik har format Kimmos liv. Vi pratar även om Kimmos brinnande intresse för Norden och varför han anser det så viktigt att hålla det nordiska samarbetet vid liv...2021-09-2936 minSustainability UnwrappedCosmetic world: Sustainability in Beauty, Beauty in SustainabilityEthical animal testing methods, business practices in the chemical industry and natural ingredients sourcing are just a few of the practices that exist within the cosmetics industry with unsustainable tendencies. Microplastics and chemicals from cosmetics products and their packaging have also been found to have negative impact on both life in water and on land. But the cosmetics industry and unsustainable practices does not have to go hand in hand, something both consumers and companies are realising more and more. Conscious consumerism, rising consumer awareness and pressure from policy makers to move away from harmful practices has i...2021-09-2346 minGyllene studietider på Hanken1. Elisabeth RehnI det första avsnittet av podden “Gyllene studietider på Hanken” har vi äran att bli gästade av världens första kvinnliga försvarsminister, sändebud i Bosnien och Hercegovina och kandidat i presidentvalet 1994, Elisabeth Rehn som studerade vid Hanken på 1950-talet.
Elisabeth skildrar färggrant sin tid som kårvärdinna, om hur det var att bli mamma under studietiden och vilken nytta hon hade av sina studier senare i livet. Vi diskuterar om vilka kontakter Elisabeth knöt under studietiden och om hur vägen till politiken såg ut. Vi får även höra många anekdoter från E...2021-09-2141 minSustainability UnwrappedTextile Reuse And Recycling in Finland. What, When, How?To fulfill the obligations under the EU waste directive, Finland will have to develop a network of local textile collectors and sorting facilities, build, and test the textile processing factory, and find ways to utilise recycled textiles. In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Anna Zhuravleva, Doctoral student at Hanken School of Economics at the HUMLOG Institute, gets together with Emppu Nurminen from Nextiili, an organisation from city of Tampere which is part of the textile collection pilot unfolding in Finland. Anna and Emppu walk us through all that we should know about textile reuse and re...2021-09-0939 minSustainability UnwrappedShould the art(s) be considered in the discourse on sustainability?Nowadays sustainability is part of our everyday life. We are more aware of the environmental capacity to maintain natural resources, as we try to adjust our lifestyle according to it. Likewise, sustainability is also impacting the work of artists across the world, raising the question what does art have to do with sustainability? and how can art in its various forms contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle? Join Marisun Gajitos, Lecturer at the Centre for Languages and Business Communication at Hanken with Outi Turpeinen, Art Coordinator at Aalto University, Veli-Markus Tapio, Senior Advisor in Finnish Cu...2021-08-2633 minSustainability UnwrappedCash in humanitarian assistance: can we balance the environmental and social trade-off?In humanitarian assistance, an increasingly popular response is cash and voucher assistance (CVA). CVA refers to “the provision of cash transfers or vouchers given to individuals, household or community recipients”1. Just from 2015 to 2020, the use of CVA as a humanitarian response more than doubled, making it an important element of the humanitarian response programs2. CVA’s positive impact in social and economic sustainability is well established; it allows freedom in decision-making and dignity for recipients since they control how they spend the cash or vouchers, boosts local consumption and business, as well as promotes social cohesion1. However, there h...2021-08-1245 min
HMSC Connects! PodcastTwenty Years of the MCZ with James Hanken, outgoing Director of the Museum of Comparative ZoologyWelcome to HMSC Connects! where Jennifer Berglund goes behind the scenes of four Harvard museums to explore the connections between us, our big, beautiful world, and even what lies beyond. This week Jennifer Berglund is speaking with James Hanken, Professor of Biology at Harvard University and outgoing Director and Curator of Herpetology at the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology. Jennifer speaks with Professor Hanken about his fascination with natural history from a young age in Queens, NY, his choice between a career in nature photography and academia, seeing the potential in renovating the collections, and the joy of watching...2021-07-2833 min
RZ TreckpottDie RZ-Bücherstunde - Folge 3/Juli 2021Jan-Geert Berents und Kai-Uwe Hanken laden wieder zur Bücherstunde ein. Diesmal im Gepäck: Gruseliges und Nachdenkliches, Spannendes und Inspirierendes. Besprochen werden u.a.folgende Titel:
- John Maddox Roberts: SPQVR
- Matthew G. Lewis: Der Mönch
- Roger Willemsen: Das Hohe Haus
- Tim Curran: Der Leichenkönig
2021-07-1356 minSustainability UnwrappedIs human rights a happy topic?Human rights impact of business activities is one of the hot topics of today. While the discussion has roots as far back as the times of Dutch East India Company (early 17th century), the landscape is still rocky and contentious, and different types of tensions embedded in the discussion are hard to escape.Human rights issues, particularly within the context of companies’ supply chains, have been broadly recognized. However, since supply chains are increasingly located in Global South, the responsibility of addressing them has been a hot potato few companies have been willing to ‘own’ fully.The...2021-07-0949 minSustainability UnwrappedESG investing, Institutional Investors, and Active OwnershipFor many investors, the financial outcome of their investments is not their only objective. Some investors are also interested in the impact and role of their investments in promoting sustainability and responsible actions.Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing is a term for investments aiming for long-term positive impact on society and the environment with positive financial returns. For instance, the world’s largest asset manager BlackRock recently stated in their 2020 Letter to Our Clients that “sustainability should be our new standard for investing”. They see especially climate risk as a transition and investment risk for investors, and fo...2021-07-0947 minSustainability UnwrappedHow can volunteering promote sustainability mindset?Volunteering is defined as a free act of an individual or a group to give time and/or service to others. It’s about taking action for issues that feel important to oneself.Volunteering has often been criticized for being harmful in certain contexts or being motivated by egoism. While the former is problematic, is the latter also a problem? Should volunteering be purely altruistic?At the same time, there has been a lack of sense of community and increased polarization in different societies across the world. We are also facing a climate crisis and ma...2021-07-0934 minSustainability UnwrappedPolitical polarizations of sustainabilityWhat role would you think sustainability policies play in accentuating political division in your country? How has the question of peat energy become a polarizing issue in Finland and how does it relate to sustainability? What is the Finnish approach to bioeconomy and how sustainable is it?We’re witnessing an increased geographical division of politics in many countries in Europe and North America, between the so-called liberal, metropolitan centres on the one hand, and increasingly marginalized rural peripheries, on the other. We can see this division in the US elections, between and within states, but also wit...2021-07-0942 minSustainability UnwrappedHow to create human-centric and sustainable Internet of Things solutions?How to create human-centric and sustainable Internet of Things solutions?The internet of things (IoT) is a system of interrelated computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. IoT solutions are found everywhere. Look around you and you might be surrounded with one! A smart coffee machine, a smart air purifier, smart locks and the list goes on and on!Undoubtedly, there is a lot of potential in IoT to make our...2021-07-0945 minSustainability UnwrappedEthical issues and opportunities of Artificial IntelligenceIs artificial intelligence fair, inclusive and ethical?Imagine a robot running a recruitment process? Sounds like the solution we have been waiting for fair recruitment processes? But wait…Can it really be free of bias?The answer is unfortunately not so simple and lies in the algorithms that are behind the artificial intelligence tools. As our lives become more and more intertwined with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and robots, there is a need to dig deeper and critically evaluate the ethicality of it.This and many other ethical issues of artificial intelligence will be dis...2021-07-091h 06Sustainability UnwrappedHow to invest responsibly and sustainably as a private investor?How can private investors invest responsibly and sustainably? Moving beyond the why!Sustainability matters for all investors, both private and institutional. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the impending climate crisis, the interdependence of capital markets, economies, environmental impacts, and social impacts is clearer than ever.In 2019, sustainable investment by institutional investors was USD 30,7 trillion in assets under management in Europe, the United States, Japan, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand (GSIA, 2019). This is a 34% increase since 2016 and a 68% increase since 2014 (GSIA, 2017), indicating that sustainable investment is becoming mainstream.This trend can...2021-07-0938 minSustainability UnwrappedDo Black Lives Matter? Western corporations and the legacy of slavery and colonialismBlack Lives Matter – how and why slavery and colonialism still reflect on Western corporations and what steps should be taken towards decolonization?The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement has brought the legacy of slavery and colonialism to the Western consciousness in a way perhaps not witnessed since the end of formal colonialism in most of the African countries in the 1960s. It has reinforced the fact that the legacy of colonialism lives on today in the forms of economic and epistemic dominance, as a power structure that reproduces inequality and racism.The BLM movement has co...2021-07-0950 minSustainability UnwrappedThe future of textile reuse in Finland and beyondWhat is the future of textile reuse in Finland and beyond?Let’s be honest. You don’t wear every single piece of clothing you own. None of us do! Recent studies reveal that we are using only 12% of what’s in our closets. It means that 88% of our clothes remain there, untouched.The fashion and textile industry is responsible for approximately 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions and 20% of all wastewater. The industry consumes more energy than the airline and shipping industries combined, according to a United Nations study. In addition to the environmental costs, the fas...2021-07-0921 minSustainability UnwrappedLegal Design and Ethics in Commercial ContractsLegal Design and ethics in commercial contractsImagine a world where you would know if your insurance would cover the repair of your broken iPhone’s screen or of your drowned drone. Where you would know what your data is being used for when you download an app on your phone, where you would read and understand the “terms and conditions” before clicking “I agree”, where you would understand the legal terms of your contracts.Let’s be honest here! Most of the time we have no idea what our rights or obligations under these contracts ar...2021-07-0932 minSustainability UnwrappedSustainability and Ethics in the Banking SectorWhere are we headed with Sustainability and Ethics in the Banking Sector?Sustainability, and especially Ethics, are not the first words that come to one’s mind when thinking about the Banking Industry. Although banking activities are largely based on trust, banks do not benefit from a positive image. Scandals of money laundering, links to cartels, and terrorist organisations have generated quite a lot of bad publicity for the sector.In recent times, sustainability has gained a lot of attention and momentum in the banking sector, especially after the financial crises of 2008-09. The United Na...2021-07-0939 minSustainability UnwrappedWhy Corruption needs to be addressed in the quest for Sustainability?Why Corruption needs to be addressed in the quest for Sustainability?Every year, $3.6 trillion end up in individual’s pockets via systems of corruption. Lots of money, right? According to Transparency International’s corruption perception index, which scores and ranks 180 countries by levels of perceived corruption, 98% of countries are corrupt, only 2% are least corrupt, and no country is clean.On the other hand, the United Nations estimates that $5 to $7 trillion per year is needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) globally, with the estimates being $3.3 to $4.5 trillion per year in developing countries.Corr...2021-07-0936 minSustainability UnwrappedFrom Farm to Table: Exploring Reko (Part 2)The world’s food system account for over one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activity according to a recent study, but food´s relationship with sustainable development does of course not end there. Globalization has had a major impact on food systems around the world according to a report by FAO. It allows giant food corporations to enter new markets (often at the loss of local actors), resulting in standardization and a less diverse food culture globally. Also, it has aided in creating global food production systems with complex and often obscure supply chains, whic...2021-07-0141 minSustainability UnwrappedFrom Farm to Table: Exploring Community-Supported Agriculture (Part 1)The world’s food system account for over one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activity according to a recent study, but food´s relationship with sustainable development does of course not end there. Globalization has had a major impact on food systems around the world according to a report by FAO. It allows giant food corporations to enter new markets (often at the loss of local actors), resulting in standardization and a less diverse food culture globally. Also, it has aided in creating global food production systems with complex and often obscure supply chains, whic...2021-07-0129 minSustainability UnwrappedArtificial Intelligence - From data to design (and many things in between)If there is something we can be certain about, is the fact that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming societies, business and nature of work. However, there are a lot of open questions and confusion that persist around what constitutes AI and what does not? What is the role of data science and design? What is the untapped potential of AI and how could its trans-formative ability contribute towards solving some of the biggest sustainability challenges of our times? In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, Robert Ciuchita, Assistant Professor in Marketing at Hanken, uncovers different aspects about AI a...2021-06-1749 minSustainability UnwrappedGreen(ing) Colonialism in Sámi TerritoriesIn recent years, different social and environmental justice movements have caused many to wake up to the injustice suffered by marginalized groups and made us aware of the struggle’s they face due to their identity, ethnicity, culture or pollution of their environment. Still, in much of the mainstream discussion there has been a lack of indigenous perspectives on these topics. In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, we get an insight into the struggles of the Arctic Indigenous People of Europe, the Sámis, and how their way of life and livelihoods are endangered by government supported deve...2021-05-201h 01Sustainability UnwrappedBusiness model design for sustainability-as-flourishingAs we grapple with some of the biggest sustainability challenges of our times such as extreme poverty, climate crisis, pollution, increased inequalities, there is a clear need for organisations to rethink their business models and value logics to reflect the challenges and opportunities thus created. In this episode of Sustainability Unwrapped, we delve deeper into novel business model design for sustainable development with a focus on environmental and societal impact. We address questions such as ‘’why do we need a new paradigm when it comes to business models? What are the elements of business model for sust...2021-05-2046 minSustainability UnwrappedFrom the economy of work to the care economyWhat would the world look like if women and men shared care equally? How do families and their situations sometimes ‘fall between two stools’ when they don’t fit the ‘norm’? And how can their situation be addressed and improved? The social relations of care, home and work constitute very fundamental aspects of gender relations in society. Globally many economic, social, and political discriminations and inequalities are founded upon inequalities around gender, care, and work. ”From the economy of work to the care economy” discusses the deeply rooted divisions of...2021-05-0648 min
Karriärpodden8. From Moscow to Helsinki - driving towards a successful careerListen to Jenni talk about why she chose Hanken and how she built a successful career in Intellectual Property Law.2021-05-0322 min
Dynasty Phlow#009 Rookie Draft Strategy & unsere finalen Pre Draft Big BoardsWas machen wir im Rookie Draft, um unseren Value zu maximieren? Und wen haben wir demzufolge oben in unserem positionsübergreifenden Board?
Let's Goooo - es ist Draft Week! Und wir sind heiß. Daher ein letzter Blick auf Pre Draft Rookies.2021-04-271h 45
Karriärpodden6. Utryckning i finansbranschenHör Hanna berätta om jobbet som chefsekonom och om hur studierna på Hanken möjliggjort en karriär som finansbranschens brandkårist.2021-04-2632 minDynasty Phlow#008 WR 7-12 + "Day 3 Sleeper" RantDie Rookie Klasse 2021 steht weiterhin im Fokus. Das sind unsere weiteren WR Prospects. Und was wir von den teils genannten "Sleepern" halten.
MS Receiving Yards, Dominator Rating, Early Declare.
Heute kommt der Stats Nerd 49erflo wieder voll auf seine Kosten.2021-04-231h 24
Karriärpodden3. From New Delhi to Helsinki - building on competitive advantagesListen to Apramey talk about his exchange studies and how he built a successful career after returning to Hanken and completing a PhD-degree.
This episode is in English.2021-04-1922 minDynasty Phlow#007 Unsere Top 6 WR & ein NEIN zu Trade VetosDie Rookie Klasse 2021 steht noch im Fokus. Das sind unsere Top WR Prospects.
Wir hatten schon den Evaluationsprozess der WR angerissen, diesmal wenden wir den Prozess an und verraten Euch, wer aus unserer Sicht der Real Deal sein wird.2021-04-141h 26
KarriärpoddenBonus episode: Expectations, guidance and finding your pathWhat should you think about when choosing your major? What do you do if your motivation fades and how can you start building a career while you are studying? Listen to Jennie, Alexandra and Camilla talk about what support you can get from Hanken.
This episode is in English.2021-04-1231 minDynasty Phlow#006 Trade Down im Startup, State of the 2021 Rookie Class & WR Evaluation ProcessWas hat sich in letzter Zeit bzgl der Draft Klasse getan? Und wie evaluieren wir eigentlich Wide Receiver?
Wir haben eine strategielastigere Folge im Gepäck. Dabei gehen wir auf Sam Darnold ein, analysieren wieder Eure Trades und geben außerdem Einblick, was für uns bei einer WR Evaluation wichtig ist.2021-04-081h 14Dynasty Phlow#005 Rookie Draft 2021 - RBsUnsere Meinung zu den RB Prospects dieses Jahres!
Wir setzen unseree Rookie Analyse fort. Welche Spieler haben wir hoch, welche eher weniger? Was halten wir von der diesjährigen Klasse?2021-04-012h 06
RZ TreckpottDie RZ-Bücherstunde - Folge 2/April 2021Die RZ-Redaktionsmitglieder Jan-Geert Berents und Kai-Uwe Hanken haben frisches Lesefutter für den Bücherfrühling für Euch.
In der neuen Folge der "Bücherstunde" geht es zuweilen auch um ernste Themen - um Wandel, Abschied, aber auch Hoffnung und Aufbruch. Aber keine Angst: Die "schwere Kost" wird leicht serviert. Premiere in dieser Folge: Es gibt einen "Paten" für die "Bücherstunde"...
Wir freuen uns auf Feedback! Schreibt an: redaktion@rheiderland.de2021-04-0149 minDynasty Phlow#004 - Buy or Sell nach der Free AgencyWen kaufen/verkaufen wir jetzt?
Wir werfen einen Blick auf die Values vieler Spieler, die durch die Free Agency beeinflusst wurden. Wen wir nun immer noch unterbewertet bzw. wen wir gerade jetzt teuer zu verkaufen versuchen, erklären wir Euch ausführlich.2021-03-251h 59
RZ TreckpottRZ-Treckpott (4) mit Dr. Matthias StengerAudienz beim Direktor! "Treckpott" war jetzt zu Gast bei einem Menschen, der sich mit Tee auskennt wie kein anderer: Dr. Matthias Stenger war Leiter des Ostfriesischen Tee-Museums in Norden und ist neuer Direktor der Ostfriesischen Landschaft. Wir sprachen mit ihm über diverse Tee-men... 2021-03-1933 min
RZ TreckpottRZ Treckpott (3) mit Svenia TemmenAchtung, aufgepasst! Polizeihauptkommissarin Svenia Temmen sorgt im Kreis Leer für mehr Sicherheit und warnt vor miesen Maschen. Im RZ-Podcast "Treckpott" spricht sie unter anderem über falsche Polizisten, die gefährliche Höflichkeit der Ostfriesen und verrät, ob sie selbst schon einmal hereingelegt wurde. Musik gibt´s diesmal von "Redestruction", einer Heavy-Truppe mit Rheiderländer Wurzeln. Den Song findet Ihr in unser Tracklist. Also: Augen und Ohren auf!2021-02-1923 min
NETT NO - PodiumAnne Birte Bjørdal Hanken og Jan-Tore Holen om gründerlivet, oppstart og vekst.Korleis går ein frå idé til selskap, og korleis handterar du opp- og nedturar som gründer? Og kva er det vanskelegaste med å starte eit selskap? Dette var nokre av spørsmåla vi diskuterte med gründer av Jacu, Anne Birte Bjørdal Hanken, og gründer av Conta, Jan-Tore Holen, i denne episoda av PODIUM.Episoden er leia av Olav Sindre Kriken og Ingvild Vartdal og produsert av Jan Ivar Wolstad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-02-1832 min
RZ TreckpottDie RZ-BücherstundeFür den Lesehunger: Schmackhaftes (oder auch Zähes..) vom großen Bücherbuffet! Jan-Geert Berents und Kai-Uwe Hanken aus der RZ-Redaktion unterhalten sich über ihr "Lesefutter". Viel Spaß damit!2021-02-1851 min
NORDSEE PodcastJahreswechsel auf Wangerooge mit Peter Kuchenbuch-HankenPeter Kuchenbuch-Hanken erzählt vom Jahreswechsel fast ohne Gäste auf der ostfriesischen Insel Wangerooge, von leeren Straßen und einsamen Stränden, er spricht über das Leben der Insulaner im Winter und über das Leben der Schulkinder - für die ist nämlich einiges anders als für Schulkinder auf dem Festland, so der Lehrer. Im Netz informiert Peter Kuchenbuch-Hanken Insulaner und Gäste auf seiner Internetseite über das, was sich gerade so auf Wangerooge tut.www.wangerooge-aktuell.dewww.baerbel-fening.de www.meinmeermoment.de2021-01-0734 min