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#NRW17 in Austria – How social media marketing fuels public believes

On Sunday, October 15, Austria was electing it’s next parliament. It was a dirty campaign with lot’s of scandals, mainly between the two biggest parties, the Austrian Socialist Party (SPÖ) and the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP) shaping public believes and – ultimately – the electoral outcome. For the full story check out this very well …

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Fasting & Failing – lessons on decision making and self-management

Every year 40 days before easter thousand of religious people start with a ritual called fasting. Here in Austria – a catholic country – it’s quite popular. Interestingly this idea of self discipline is present in multiple religions and comes in different forms: Ramadan in Islam (30 days), Vassa in Buddhism or Fasting in the …

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