We are inviting group members for our 2023 mandate discussion on the 21st of February 1600hrs (CAT). New (prospective) and experienced organisers are welcome to join us in developing exciting …
We are super excited to host Professor Joseph E. Stiglitz . Prof. Stiglitz will be discusing "Black boxes, wrong assumptions, misguided modelling: The Rich Critique of Existing Approaches and Constructing …
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Moritz Lubczyk, PhD Candidate from the University of Zurich will present his paper "The Causal Effects of Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution: Evidence from Socialist East Germany". Abstract: This paper …
Dear Members of the Philosophy of Economics WG, Come join us to shape the the working group activities for 2023! ATTENTION - THE SESSION WILL TAKE PLACE ONE HOUR EARLIER …
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The Keynesian Economics Working Group is glad to announce a new partnership with the 49th Eastern Economics Association Conference to be held in NYC between Feb. 23rd-26th 2023. At this …
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Our community is now 20,000 members strong! Join us for a celebratory zoom with the INET office <3
Participation of YSI Africa at the REFA Festival
YSI Community Call Whether you're brand new to the community, or a long-time YSI'er, the monthly community call is a chance to (re)connect with other members, and let yourself be …
The session of the webinar series will feature Professor Utsa Patnaik. Abstract The theories developed by (primarily English) classical political economy were closely intertwined with the rise of capitalism and …
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Discuss the new mandate
Peiyuan Li, PhD Candidate from the University of Colorado will present his paper "Who Lost (or Won) China? Land Reform and War Mobilization". Abstract: Land redistribution can be deliberately designed …