Isabella Weber: How convincing is this “anti-fascist economic policy”?

From a small town in Massachusetts, the economist Isabella Weber catapults herself into Berlin politics. In their theses, some questions remain open.

Isabella Weber can hardly be missed these days. In Berlin, the economist presented her new book in front of a full house, with representatives of the SPD, the Greens and the Left. She gave numerous large interviews in German media, spoke live for three hours on Youtube with podcaster Tilo Jung, discussed at a conference with Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing. Weber is heard in Germany.

Does social status depend on genes? A book cannot find a publisher. The dispute is still raging.

The plans for large housing stocks in Berlin are becoming concrete. How many apartments are there? Who but Vonovia is affected? And which explosive law is now coming into focus?

In Asia, children should take care of their parents for a lifetime. But that doesn’t work anymore, so the city-state of Singapore introduces assisted living – so far with rather moderate success.