>>> VIEW PROGRAM PDF HERE <<< Key sessions Friday, 27 January, 9.30a ESTKeynote | The key currency approach: Why a "minority view"?Perry Mehrling (Boston University)discussants: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (Sapienza, Università di Roma) Ramaa Vasudevan (Boston University) Friday, 27 January, 11.30a ESTBeyond National Income and Product Accounts - Toward new accounting standardsClaudio Borio (Bank for International …
Aina Palarea Marimon PhD Candidate from the European University Institute (EUI) will present her paper “Silk, Luxury and Social Emulation” to “When did silk become a luxury fabric for the middling sort? The consumption of luxury textiles in fifteenth-century Catalonia”.
Aina Palarea Marimon, PhD Candidate from the European University Institute (EUI) will present her paper “Silk, Luxury and Social Emulation” to “When did silk become a luxury fabric for the middling sort? The consumption of luxury textiles in fifteenth-century Catalonia”.
Aina Palarea Marimon, PhD Candidate from the European University Institute (EUI) will present her paper “Silk, Luxury and Social Emulation” to “When did silk become a luxury fabric for the middling sort? The consumption of luxury textiles in fifteenth-century Catalonia”.
At this mandate meeting, we will discuss the relevant research areas for future projects and collaborations that will be included in the Working Group mandate. We want to invite new and experienced organisers to join us in developing exciting and innovative projects and becoming a part of a diverse Project Organizing Team. If you have …
The introductory session of the webinar series will feature Professor Arjun Jayadev. Speaker's Bio Arjun Jayadev is the Director of the School of Arts and Sciences at the Azim Premji University.. He teaches Economics at the University. He has previously taught at the University of Massachusetts, Boston. He is also a Senior Economist at the …
Join us to learn the basics of project organizing in YSI, and ask any questions you've got on your mind.
Jeongkyung Won, M.A. in Economics from the Sogang University, School of Economics, South Korea, will present "Paving the Road to Prosperity? Infrastructure Investments and the Bottleneck to Growth" Abstract:Can infrastructure investments that promote local economic activities now reduce them later? To answer this question, I explore the historical context of South Korea, in which the …
How can different types of food be linked to development policies? In this first webinar of the "Development Talks" Series, Prof Ha-Joon Chang (SOAS, University of London) discusses his new book "Edible Economics: A Hungry Economist Explains the World". More info about the book here. We will also have a brief explanation about how to …
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Hello young scholars, We are writing to invite you to the 2023 Financial Stability Mandate meeting. It will take place at 2 pm UTC (3 pm CET). Our annual mandates establish the working group's priorities and strategies for the coming year, although not in a binding way. If you think you have something to contribute …
Join us for this reading group session which will be held on 9 February 2023 at 11:00ET. Heske van Doornen and Jheelum Sarkar will be facilitating a discussion on The Undiscovered Self by Carl Jung.
Just over a decade ago, the global economy was plunged into its worse crisis since the Great Depression. Today, the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the already long-standing tension between the US and Chinese states have disrupted global value chains and fostered price increases throughout developed economies. Lingering in the …
To have all interested members on board to discuss the working group's list of questions, topic and events.A space to have potential organizers discuss their tentative project ideas.To brainstorm on potential collaborations with institutions in future, and ideas to reinforce and strengthen present collaborations. Contribute your ideas by responding to this doodle.
Dear Economics of Innovation Working Group members, The Economics of Innovation Working Group is hosting an intro session for all members interested in organising events in 2023. We want to invite new and experienced organisers to join us in developing exciting and innovative projects and becoming a part of a diverse project organising team. We …
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Julius Koschnick, PhD Candidate from LSE will present his paper Breaking Tradition: Teacher-Student Effects at English Universities during the Scientific Revolution Abstract: While teacher student effects in conveying a fixed curriculum have been widely studied, the effect of teachers on the direction of research at the knowledge frontier has received less attention. This paper studies …
Dear FLE Members, Join us on 15 February 2023 at 16:30 CET to collaborate on the 2023 Mandate of our working group! The Mandate comprises projects, questions and topics we want to focus on for this year. So bring your ideas and be part of shaping the direction of the FLE Working Group! We look …
This is the first of two sessions on Chris O'Malley's 2015 Book Bonds Without Borders: A History of the Eurobond Market. https://www.amazon.com/Bonds-without-Borders-History-Eurobond/dp/1118843886 From the Dust Jacket: Bonds Without Borders tells the extraordinary story of how the market developed into the principal source of international finance for sovereign states, supranational agencies, financial institutions and companies around …
Dear members and organizers, We hope you had a great break during the holidays. We are kicking-off the start of this year with a meeting to define our mandate. The mandate is our navigation map throughout the events and activities that we want to see happening and partake as a working group. To check last …
To help potential organizers understand the role and responsibilities of working group project organizers.Precursor to YSI project organizers onboard call on 28th February.
The session of the webinar series will feature Professor Darrick Hamilton. Prof. Hamilton is a university professor, the Henry Cohen Professor of Economics and Urban Policy, and the founding director of the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy at The New School. Abstract Speaker's Bio Darrick Hamilton is a university professor, the Henry Cohen …
Industrialisation, a pillar of modern prosperity, has had severe consequences for the biosphere, now threatening the possibility of reproduction of human civilisation as we know it. The present ecological crisis presents us with an imperative: to fundamentally transform current economic structures — both national and international — and to find ways of achieving sustainable prosperity. …
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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 and innovative projects for the year 2023. We want to set priorities and strategies for the year. Everyone is welcome to participate and contribute their …
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 the Foundations of Alternative Systems." Speaker's Bio Joseph E. Stiglitz is an American economist and a professor at Columbia University. He is also the co-chair …
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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 measures the causal effects of long-term exposure to air pollution on individuals. When the Soviet Union – main provider of fossil fuels to socialist East …
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 THAN INITIALLY ANNOUNCEDAs the Philosophy of Economics WG, we are organizing a meeting at 15:00 CET on Wednesday, February 22nd to introduce the working group's …
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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 event, we will have the opportunity do discuss the different economic challenges that we globally face, like the many consequences of the pandemic, of the …
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Our community is now 20,000 members strong! Join us for a celebratory zoom with the INET office <3
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 inspired by your peers. This Month's Alumni Highlight: Marc Adam Marc Adam received his PhD in Economics from Freie Universität Berlin in 2020. His research …
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 the imperialist project. The working out of this project, led in turn to the production of poverty ; the lecture seeks to draw out these …
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Learn the basics of how to organize a webinar, and ask any questions you have.
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 to trigger a civil war. How did the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) rally millions of farmers to win in 1949? The crucial step was to …
WEBINAR REPLICATE REPLICATE: HOW YOU CAN TAKE PART Replication from a publisher's perspective March 1 (Wed), 20239 am Eau Claire (WI-US), 10am Bogotá, 3pm Lisbon and 4pm Paris(*Our apologies, due to unforseen events, this session was postponed several times. We now hope this is it! Thank you for your understanding*Feb 22 UPDATE: Due to severe …
This is the second of two sessions on Chris O'Malley's 2015 Book Bonds Without Borders: A History of the Eurobond Market. https://www.amazon.com/Bonds-without-Borders-History-Eurobond/dp/1118843886 From the Dust Jacket: Bonds Without Borders tells the extraordinary story of how the market developed into the principal source of international finance for sovereign states, supranational agencies, financial institutions and companies around …
