The internationally recognized TFL test, developed in the United States (Walstad & Rebeck, 2017), is a standardized instrument for measuring the financial knowledge and competence of high school ... More

The project examines the extent to which companies report on their environmental performance and how this affects their valuation - especially when relevant information is missing. The hypothesis ... More

The Penal Code (StGB) of the Principality of Liechtenstein, enacted on 24 June 1987, will celebrate its 40th anniversary on 24 June 2027. On this occasion, the Chair of Economic Criminal Law, ... More

The project examines the long-term societal impacts of transdisciplinary teaching formats in architecture and design. Building on experiences such as the pro bono format at the University of ... More

Data-driven foresight is a specialized discipline within strategic and technological foresight that leverages diverse data sources from different perspectives and applies big data analytics to ... More

Paradox research shows how embracing organizational paradoxes – defined as persistent contradictions between interdependent elements (Smith & Lewis, 2011) – can help organizations navigate today’s ... More

Eschner Strasse in Gamprin is currently shaped by intense car and truck traffic crossing Liechtenstein, functioning more as an infrastructure corridor than a place to live. The planned construction ... More

The Liechtenstein financial centre is highly regulated by international standards. Despite the eminent economic importance of this field of law, there has been no systematic analysis of it to date. ... More

The research project investigates how urban design and spatial planning initiatives can contribute to building capacities for future-oriented landscapes, settlements, societies, and economies. It ... More

This project looks at how land ownership and real estate development are changing in Liechtenstein and Vorarlberg, and what this means for housing affordability and urban growth. In both regions, ... More