2nd session
2nd session* 18:00-18:40 Carlo Vercellone18:40-19:20 Pierre Sauvetre19:20-20:00 Richard Sturn20:00 - 20:30 General Discussion *some of the presentations will be in Frenchtimes are expressed in CET
2nd session* 18:00-18:40 Carlo Vercellone18:40-19:20 Pierre Sauvetre19:20-20:00 Richard Sturn20:00 - 20:30 General Discussion *some of the presentations will be in Frenchtimes are expressed in CET
We are glad to announce our forth webinar in the series 'Central bankers and new banking paradigms: Dialogue with Andrea Enria'. Although our event had to be suspended, we decided to continue with the webinar series in order to keep on exploring interesting topics related to the global financial architecture. We are thrilled to have …
When Things Don’t Fall Apart – Global financial incoherence and beyond Read More »
One of the most common responses to the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide has been the imposition of lock-downs. Lock-downs have included various forms of restrictions on movement, gatherings and areas of conducting business. Restrictions are slowly being lifted, from total lock-down to the opening up of select areas and businesses at a given time. Reasons for …
Professor François Claveau (Université de Sherbrooke) will provide an introduction to Social Network Analysis.
This webinar will host two presentations from INET Oxford scholars: #1 Supply and demand shocks in the COVID-19 pandemic: An industry and occupation perspective #2 Production networks and epidemic spreading: How to restart the UK economy? Presenters: Anton Pichler, R. Maria del Rio-Chanona
Test Session 1
Prof. Gabriela Podcameni will discuss on the regional inbalances around innovation systems, with a particular focus on environmental asymetries between the Global North and the Global South.
Informational and introductory meeting for rapporteurs covering Mexico, U.S. and Canada.
Test Session 2
Following up the previous webinars on the Economic Consequence of Covid-19 in Latin America, the Economic Development WG and the Latin America WG are happy to announce yet another episode of this series. In this meeting, we will host Professor Noemi Levy Orlik on the financial effects of the crisis in Mexico. Noemi Levy Orlik …
Finance in developing countries and COVID crisis: What’s going on in Mexico Read More »
The Keynesian Economics Debate Group (KEDG) is continuing its activities! The fourth meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, July 1st at 6 pm ET. In this month, we will discuss Luiz Tornaghi' paper, "Different views on the Golden Age of Capitalism". As in the past ones, we are proposing a short presentation (15min) followed by discussion. …
First meeting to plan the YSI Plennary Sessions