All, This is the second of two webinar series to prepare for YSI LPFMI and our conference Sun. 27. - Wed. 30. Oct. 2019 in Chicago in conjunction with the Fed Chicago CCP conference Tue. 29. Oct. 2019. This series is to spark independent thinking for scholars and potential candidates for the topic of LPFMI …
EAEPE – YSI Special Session 2019 ‘Breaking Walls – Political Economy, Regional Divergences, Cross-Disciplinary Responses. Legacies and Contemporary Challenges.’ EAEPE annual conference, Warsaw, 12-15 September 2019 Join us in Warsaw to discuss the ‘walls’ of today and how to break themwith Smita Srinivas (Open University UK and University College London)and Slavo Radošević (University College London) …
I Master Academy LALICS/YSI-INET/UdelaR: “Knowledge and innovation for an inclusive and sustainable development” ATTENTION: Deadline for applications has been extended to June 7, 2019. BackgroundLALICS (www.lalics.org) is the Latin American chapter of the Globelics Network (Global Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation, and Competence Building Systems, www.globelics.org). It gathers scientists and researchers engaged in the …
The first webinar from our Social Europe series aims to disentangle the notion of European Social Union (ESU), its relationship and potential contradictions or complementarities with Social Europe and also the EMU project as such. Our first speaker is Prof Frank Vandenbroucke (Universiteit van Amsterdam), who has extensively worked on the development of both conceptual …
All, This is the second of two webinar series to prepare for YSI LPFMI and our conference Sun. 27. - Wed. 30. Oct. 2019 in Chicago in conjunction with the Fed Chicago CCP conference Tue. 29. Oct. 2019. This series is to spark independent thinking for scholars and potential candidates for the topic of LPFMI …
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IV Interdisciplinary Conference of Young Scholars in Social Sciences Background and ObjectivesThe Interdisciplinary Conference of Young Scholars in Social Sciences (IDAES-UNSAM) is organized since 2013. It is a biannual event organized by young scholars for young scholars, where senior researchers take part in public conferences and working groups as discussants. This matches perfectly with the …
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“Inclusive Institutions and Long-term Economic Development” workshop before the 6th annual WINIR Conference (19-21 Sept 2019, Lund, Sweden) on “Institutions for Inclusive Societies - Global & comparative perspectives". This workshop primarily would be a stage for the young scholars to present their work. This includes papers dealing with questions of long-term development and/or inequality; questions …
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BackgroundLALICS (www.lalics.org) is the Latin American chapter of the Globelics Network (Global Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation, and Competence Building Systems, www.globelics.org). It gathers scientists and researchers engaged in the study of the innovation processes, learning processes and capacity building, and their linkage to development national and regional innovation systems, according to region specificities …
We'll begin our reading of Thomas Stapleford's The cost of living in America (CUP, 2009). We'll discuss the introduction and the first chapter.
The 13th Brazilian Society for Ecological Economics Meeting is the bi-annual event of the Brazilian Society for Ecological Economics (ECOECO).The next Meeting will take place from 23 to 26 September 2019 at Campinas State University, São Paulo, Brazil.For further information access the website: https://www.ecoeco2019.sinteseeventos.com.br/The YSI/INET Sustainability WG collaborates with ECOECO organizing a workshop about the …
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Andrés Guiot, PhD candidate at Oxford, will present his dissertation project on the formation of a Colombian economic technocracy during the mid 20th century.
We'll discuss chapters 2 and 3.