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LPFMI: The importance of blockchain technology to settle finality

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Financial market infrastructures (FMIs) play a key role in enabling financial operations, covering the clearing and settlement of payments, currencies and other financial transactions or instruments by centralizing these functions and helping to protect participants from the financial risks that can arise during transactions.Settlement finality is reached when the account of the recipient in a …

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YSI @Minsky at 100: Revisiting Financial Instability

http://minskyat100.univpm.it/ Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Call for Papers YSI at International Conference Minsky at 100 - 2019 - Milan The Young Scholars Initiative (YSI) is glad to announce a new initiative. The Keynesian Economics working group and the Political Economy of Europe working group are organizing two graduate panel sessions at the International Conference Minsky at 100: Revisiting Financial Instability …

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project Series Contemporary Philosophy of Economics: A reading group

Third reading session: The Work of Economics

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After a session on Evolutionary Realism, the second reading session was remarkably illuminating concerning how the economic reality is perceived or established thorough the light of scientific ideology and vision. Although the Ontology of Economics is still not well analyzed field of research, we continue our journey with supplementary readings to guide us and continue …

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Pluralistic Teaching in Economics – YSI at the ICAPE conference

University of San Diego San Diego, California, United States

YSI at the International Confederation of Associations for Pluralism in Economics (ICAPE) at the University of San Diego. Title: Pluralistic Teaching in Economics Organizers: Jenny Tue Anh Nguyen and Surbhi Kesar Theme: Workshops on pluralistic teaching, designing curriculum and a course pluralistically, and publication process for pluralists. The 2008 global financial crisis has had a …

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Workshop in Economics of Innovation, Complexity and Knowledge (WICK#7)

Collegio Carlo Alberto Piazza Vincenzo Arbarello, Torino, Piemonte, Italy

The Call for Participants for the 7th International PhD Workshop in Economics of Innovation, Complexity and Knowledge (WICK #7) is open! The annual meeting promoted by the Vilfredo Pareto Doctoral Program in Economics, University of Turin, BRICK and Collegio Carlo Alberto will take place on January 8–9, 2020 in Turin. The aim of the workshop …

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project Series Contemporary Philosophy of Economics: A reading group

Fourth reading session: Philip Mirowski (2007) Markets come to bits

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In the next reading session we will read a text from Philip Mirowski to explore the Ontology of Economics from a critical perspective.The author raises various questions that will illuminate readers. The third reading session is about the economic reality (what is) on the 8th of January at 21:00 CET. Paper : Mirowski, P. (2007), …

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Workshop on Economic Networks

Waseda University International Conference Center Tokyo, Japan

This full-day workshop on Economic and Financial Networks takes place on January 23rd as a part of the NetSci-X 2020 conference in Tokyo, Japan. This Special Workshop aims to bring together young scholars active in the area of Economic and Financial Networks from across disciplines with experts in the field. Participants will receive state of …

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project Series Contemporary Philosophy of Economics: A reading group

Fourth reading session: Philip Mirowski (2007) Markets come to bits

Virtual Project Virtual Project

Last time due to some unknown technical problems we could not run the reading session. That is why, we reorganize a reading session on the same paper to discuss Philip Mirowski to explore the Ontology of Markets from a critical perspective. Mirowski (2007) raises various questions concerning the nature of markets within Economics that illuminates …

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