Klaus Werner-Lobo

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Klaus Werner-Lobo (2015)
Klaus Werner-Lobo (right) performing together with the clown Leo Bassi on May 17, 2008 in the Orpheum Vienna

Klaus Werner-Lobo ( Klaus Werner-Lobo de Rezende, until August 2006 Klaus Werner ; * 1967 in Salzburg ) is an Austrian author , coach , trainer , politician , clown and speaker.

life and work

After his community service he went to Vienna in 1986 and studied environmental biology as well as Romance languages and German studies there . In 1992 he was in charge of international media for the Austrian Chamber of Commerce at the World Exhibition in Seville . In 1993 he began his journalistic career as a writer for a news magazine. Klaus Werner-Lobo speaks German, English, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

From 1995 to 2000 Werner was press spokesman for the Austrian Ecology Institute . He designed and supervised the journals Kontexte and Energiewende as well as the internet portal ecology.at. From 1996 to 1998 he also worked for the Vienna city newspaper Falter in the politics and city life departments. He also wrote reports and comments for the daily newspaper , Welt am Sonntag , profil , Der Standard , Die Presse , Die Furche and others, as well as reports on African countries for the travel magazine. 2006

His book Cheers meal , written with Henriette Gupfinger and Gabriele Mraz . was selected by the Robert Jungk Library for questions about the future among the top ten books on the future . Spiegel Online counts him alongside Noam Chomsky , Naomi Klein , Michael Moore and Jean Ziegler as one of the “stars of alternative globalization”.

In September 2008, Werner-Lobo's book The world belongs to us! Power and machinations of the multinationals in the Hanser Verlag ; In 2010 an updated new edition was published by dtv .

From October 2010 to November 2015 Werner-Lobo was a local councilor and member of the state parliament as well as human rights and culture spokesman for Die Grünen Vienna .

In December 2012 he successfully intervened against a concert by the Viennese dialect band Die Hinichen , which brought him the charge of "censorship of the Metternich era " on the part of IG authors .

In September 2014, together with Hans Weiss, he published a new edition of the Black Book Brand Companies with the new subtitle "The world in the grip of corporations". In March 2016 he published the book "After the outrage. What to do when voting is no longer enough" as a guide to civic engagement outside of political parties. In November 2016 he published "Free and dangerous. The power of fools", a cultural history of clowns from indigenous tricksters to court jesters to Charlie Chaplin & Co.

He is currently teaching the "fool-free" method he has developed for personal development and team building for companies in workshops and coaching, which he understands as "liberation from internal and external constraints" and overcoming the "fear of failure". He has teaching positions at the Institute for Provocation Education at Danube University Krems, the Arge Bildungsmanagement at Sigmund Freud Private University Vienna, at the College for Social Pedagogy in Vienna and at the Pioneers of Change course.

Publications

Web links

Commons : Klaus Werner-Lobo  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Footnotes

  1. Critic: The Stars of Alternative Globalization . In: Spiegel Online . June 1, 2007.
  2. Website and video channel for the book
  3. ^ Vienna State Parliament and City Council: Klaus Werner-Lobo
  4. Cancellation of the “Hinichen” concert: IG Authors speaks of “shame”. In: The Standard . December 8, 2012, accessed December 11, 2012 .
  5. Julia Herrnböck: Lobo remains: "Hiniche" is not eligible for funding. In: The Standard . December 11, 2012, accessed December 11, 2012 .
  6. Greens prevent "Hinichen" appearance: City council against censorship. In: The press . December 11, 2012, accessed December 11, 2012 .
  7. ^ Klaus Werner-Lobo: Workshops and coaching. Accessed November 27, 2018 (German).