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The 20th Critical Economics Conference will take place in Bilbao under the theme:
“Capital’s Offensive Against Life: Authoritarian Drifts and Contested Transitions.”
Call for Papers deadline extended to 28 February 2026.
More information and submission details:
🔗 jec2026.com/en/
The Africa group in PRESILIENT is launching a call for abstracts!
Workshop in Casablanca, Morocco, 14–15 April 2026
Submission Deadline: 9 January 2026
More details here:
www.presilient-dn.eu/open-calls/r...
Update: the book has now been published and is available in book stores ✨✨
Did you ever want to become a post-doc or a doctoral researcher at the (material) Heart of the newsletter, or to do heterodox economics research and get paid full-time for 5 years? Now is your chance! www.uni-due.de/karriere/ste...
Our work on Causal Claims in Economics, covered by @economist.com, on article titled "What the failure of a superstar student reveals about economic?"
This is a great addition to the social science of money and finance. The only problem is which of the many interesting chapters to read first ...
www.cambridge.org/core/books/c...
📢 Extended deadline: Submit your abstract for the 14th Young Economists Conference (2–3 Oct 2025, Linz) by 26 May!
🎓 For MA/PhD/early Post-Docs
🚆 Travel/accommodation within AT covered
💶 €1,000 paper prize
👉 wien.arbeiterkammer.at/yec2025
Rethinking how the state imagined, practiced and evaluated is at the heart of @iipp-ucl.bsky.social's mission. Join us for our annual #RethinkingTheState Forum (18-20 June).
Learn more ➡️ www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/pub...
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The Table of Content for the July issue of @ReviewofPE
3 symposiums; 22 articles. What more can you ask for.
Who said when?
#OtD 13 May 1974, following the Portuguese Revolution, a manifesto was published by the Homosexual Movement for the Revolutionary Action. It is considered the foundational document for the LGBT+ movement in Portugal. Learn more in our podcast: workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e41-42-the-portuguese...
NLR 152 is now online.
Featuring Wolfgang Streck, David Harvey, Lola Seaton, Nick Burns in conversation with Ross Douthat and more.
newleftreview.org/issues/ii152
Subscribe now!
Just saw the news on Bluesky that Michel Aglietta has died. Very sad. As controversial as the regulation school was in political economy circles, it is one of the most important theories of the transition in the 1970s and helped keep Marxist economic and social theory alive:
Highly recommended 👇
The Rise and Fall of Technocratic Democracies
April 14, 2025
One of the most under-rated papers on climate policy and politics (implicitly) in the Global South www.nature.com/articles/s41...
The beauties of capitalism.
Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the global trade regime are chaotic and uncoordinated.
As economist Ha-Joon Chang tells Jacobin, Trump has failed to see that the cause of the US’s relative decline is its own domestic capitalist class.
If you want to learn more about the Italian resistance, check out our four-part podcast series, which goes from the roots of the resistance to liberation and how the struggle continued after the war.
Listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts: workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e77-...
From the archives: how much was history of economics still taught in US economics graduate programs in 1989.
Are your students more creative and reflexive now that close to 0% of them are offered a class in history of economics?
#econsky
By popular request, here are 9 more books on neoliberalism
Excited to host Prof. Guillaume Vallet (U. Grenoble Alpes) at the Poznań Post-Keynesian Workshops!
He works on monetary economy, gender, & history of economic thought.
Register here: forms.gle/E87NoYw2ryrS...
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The Max Planck Summer School for Women in Political Economy aims to address the continued underrepresentation of women in political economy. Join us!
📅 Cologne, September 22–25, 2025
👩🎓 For current PhD students or recent PhD graduates – free of charge
⏳ Apply by April 25, 2025
Coming soon
📣 Submissions are open for RISE-SASE 2025 — a regional SASE event focused on Latin America 🌎 (separate from the annual conference in Montreal!)
📍 Niterói, Brazil
🗓️ Nov 20–22, 2025
📝 Submit by July 15
🔗 sase.org/event/vi-ris...
#RISESASE2025 #Socioeconomics
An excellent short summary of how we got here.
Neoliberal globalisation hollowed out the economic base of the western working class while liberal politicians supressed reformist left-wing voices who tried to limit the damage, leaving a vacuum of resentment and suffering for the far right to fill.
I just gave a guest lecture in @chflachsland.bsky.social's "Policy Process class" on (right-wing) populism. I hope the students enjoyed it as much as I did. Here are my slides -- perhaps they are of interest to some of you. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/gho7v...
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Grace Blakeley, una economista y de mis favoritas 💜, os pide si puede entrevistar a alguien que haya estado en la manifestación sobre la vivienda.
DIFUNDID! Gracias! 🤗
I’m thrilled to receive the 2025 Socio-Economic Review best paper prize!
In the paper, I argue that interest coalitions can shield corporate governance institutions from the excessive influence of global asset managers.
Free to read here: academic.oup.com/ser/article/...