Plurale Ökonomik Zürich
Our Goal
We want to change economics education at the University of Zurich:
- To make sure that the curricula is based on the three P’s of Pluralism (Pluralism of Theories, Methods and Interdisciplinary Pluralism)
- To make room for critical discussions about underlying assumptions and normative principles
- To change the curricula so that its content is orientated towards the economy as it exists in the real world
To reach these goals, we organise educational and social events, as well as the lecture “Plurale Ökonomik” for bachelor students every fall semester. In addition, we campaign with our allies from Rethinking Economics Switzerland for curriculum reform all across Switzerland.
If you want to join in one of our current projects or find out about our strategy, you can find them here.

Events Fall 2023

Past Events
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Plurale Ökonomik Zürich – Cooking Evening
When: Thursday, 13th of October at 6 pm Where: KOL-K-Küche, Rämistrasse 71 8006 Zürich Would you like to get to know Plurale Ökonomik Zürich and the people behind the association? Come by on the 13th of October at 6 pm, at KOL-K-Küche for a nice evening with food and discussions.
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Plurale Ökonomik Zürich – Workshop: Introduction to Decolonial Theory
When: 25th of October 7 pm Where: KOL-G-222, Rämistrasse 71 8006 Zürich
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Plurale Ökonomik Zürich – Workshop: Collective Property Rights and Deforestation in Colombia
When: 10th of November at 7 pm Where: RAA-E-17
Blog
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Pluralist Economics on air at Radio Lora – listen in!
A week after our Pluralist Economics Summer School 2022 ended, Karin, one of our board members at Plurale Ökonomik Zurich, was invited to Annes radio show at Radio Lora. They had a chat about Plurale Ökonomik Zürich, our projects, why curriculum change is important, feminist economics, ecological economics and what impact the organization had on…
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Reforming Economics Teaching – What do economics students think at the University of Zurich
Plurale Ökonomik Zürich has conducted a survey among economics students at the University of Zurich about their perception of reforming economics teaching. According to their survey economics students in Zurich would clearly welcome plural teaching combined with more time allocation to reflection and discussion in lectures and seminars. However, a broader collaboration is needed to…
Our Board

Elaine
BA Sociology, Minor Economics

Karin
MA Economics, Minor Behavioral Economics

Mara
BA Sociology, Minor Economics

Raphael
BA Political Science, Minor Economics