Please join us for the first of a series of three online writing workshops designed to help you improve your academic writing in economics. The workshops will focus on such …
Effective writing in in Economics Workshop Series – Read More »
The third meeting of the YSI Germany Hub will take place on 26 October at the Research Institute for Sustainability from 16:00 to 19:00. YSI Hubs are a space in …
The Young Scholar Initiative (YSI) Cooperative working group was invited to partner with the Africa Cooperative Institute of South Africa (ACI-SA) in organising a young scholar workshop as part of …
Book Project and Workshop: Cooperatives in Natural Resource Management Read More »
We have two off weeks between The Evolution of Central Banks and The Repo Market We are taking this opportunity to discuss "Money and the Public Debt: Treasury Market Liquidity …
In an era marked by pressing environmental and societal challenges, the imperative for transitioning towards a sustainable future has never been more evident. But who are the primary catalysts of …
Who Leads the Change? Transitioning Towards a Circular Economy Read More »
In this webinar, YSI and Professor Carlota Pérez welcome José Antonio Ocampo to discuss his experience as both an academic and policymaker. In the second half, the floor will be …
In this webinar, YSI and Professor Carlota Pérez welcome José Antonio Ocampo to discuss his experience as both an academic and policymaker. In the second half, the floor will be …
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In this webinar, YSI and Professor Carlota Pérez welcome José Antonio Ocampo to discuss his experience as both an academic and policymaker. José Ocampo is a Professor at the School …
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2 Nov. 2023: Arielle Alterwaite (University of Pennsylvania)"Counterfeit Empire: Speculative Currency and the 1825 Haitian Indemnity."Discussants: Stephen Mihm (University of Georgia), Rebecca Spang (Indiana University)
2 Nov. 2023: Arielle Alterwaite (University of Pennsylvania) "Counterfeit Empire: Speculative Currency and the 1825 Haitian Indemnity." Discussants: Stephen Mihm (University of Georgia), Rebecca Spang (Indiana University)