The Gallatin School of Independent Study at New York University (NYU) invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position with a focus on capitalism and political economy. The position will start on September 1, 2023.


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NYU Assistant Professor of Capitalism and Political Economy”

The EAEPE – INET – APPEAL Summer School is open to PhD students and early-career researchers working in particular in the field of institutional and evolutionary analysis, with a special focus this year on labour economics and welfare, and the impact of Covid-19.


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Heilbroner Center Visiting Scholar Fellowship in Capitalism Studies”

The EAEPE – INET – APPEAL Summer School is open to PhD students and early-career researchers working in particular in the field of institutional and evolutionary analysis, with a special focus this year on labour economics and welfare, and the impact of Covid-19.


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“Labour and Welfare in the Post COVID-19 Era” Summer School July 4-8 2022 at the University of Rome; application deadline June 6th!”

Please join Project Syndicate for “Finance 3.0” - April 13th!
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Economics & Finance—Finance 3.0 on April 13, 2022”

Please join the New School for their next Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event, “Technopolitics of Monetary Management” - on Zoom, April 8!
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Technopolitics of Monetary Management—Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on April 8, 2022”

Check out NPR’s The Indicator from Planet Money Episode: “The Curious Case of Odious Debt” from March 8, 2022.
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THE INDICATOR: The curious case of odious debt”

Please join the New School for their next Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event, “Colonial Genealogies of Political Economy: Common Currencies, Hidden Hierarchies” - on Zoom, March 4!
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Colonial Genealogies of Political Economy: Common Currencies, Hidden Hierarchies—Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on March 4, 2022”

Apply for a 2022-2023 Fellowship at The New School’s Institute for the Cooperative Digital Economy by 2/20/22
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Apply for the 2022-2023 Fellowship Program at The New School’s Institute for the Cooperative Digital Economy – Applications Due Feb. 20, 2022”

Université de Lyon‘s “Building Bridges Around David Graeber’s Legacy” Conference July 7-9, 2022. Call for proposal submissions due Feb. 15, 2022.
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Université de Lyon: Building Bridges Around David Graeber’s Legacy on July 7-9, 2022 – Call for Papers due Feb. 15, 2022”

Organized by L. Randall Wray and Dimitri Papadimitriou, the Levy Institute Summer Seminar will be a week of lectures, workshops, and discussion groups held here at the Institute focused on topics related to MMT and the work of Hyman Minsky and Wynne Godley.
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Levy Institute Summer Seminar: June 11-18, 2022”

The 2022-23 Warren Center Faculty Fellowship will be on the theme of Capitalism’s Hardwiring: Money, Credit, and Finance in a Globalizing World, 1620-2020 led by Chris Desan (Harvard Law) and Kenneth Mack (Harvard Law).
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2022-23 Warren Center Faculty Fellowship on Capitalism’s Hardwiring — Application Deadline: Jan. 4, 2022”

Please join Copenhagen Business School's Transformational Economies and Societies Research Cluster for “Transforming Capitalism: Paradox or Opportunity?” with Julia Ott and Professor Rebecca Henderson — Dec. 9, 2021!
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Copenhagen Business School: Transforming Capitalism: Paradox or Opportunity? on Dec. 9, 2021”

Please join the Institute for Historical Research for their event “History in Financial Times” with FSN chair Amin Samman - Nov. 11, 2021!
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Institute for Historical Research: History in Financial Times on Nov. 11, 2021”

Please join the UChicago History and Theory of Capitalism and Harvard Political Economy of Modern Capitalism workshops for a joint lecture — “Coal, Colonies, and the Industrial Revolution” — on Zoom, Nov. 17, 2021.
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Coal, Colonies, and the Industrial Revolution: Lecture on Nov. 17, 2021”

Please join the New School for their second Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event of 2022, “Categorizing Currencies: Making Money, Making Subjects” - on Zoom, Feb. 18!
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Categorizing Currencies: Making Subjects, Making Money—Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Feb. 18, 2022”

Please join the New School for their first Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event of the new year “Early Modern Money in Global Perspective” - on Zoom, Jan. 28, 2022!
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Early Modern Money in Global Perspective: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Jan. 28, 2022”

Please join the New School for their next Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event “Economic Sovereignty and Its Limits” - on Zoom, Nov. 12, 2021!
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Economic Sovereignty and Its Limits – Central Bankers, Finance Ministers, and International Organizations: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Nov. 12, 2021”

Please join the Minnesota Historical Society for their event “When Wall Street Met Main Street” with Professor Julia C. Ott - Nov. 13, 2021!
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Minnesota Historical Society: When Wall Street Met Main Street with Julia C. Ott on Nov. 13, 2021”

Please join the New School for a Public and Urban Policy Speaker Series Event “Racialized Geographies of Housing Financialization” - on Zoom, Nov. 3, 2021!
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Racialized Geographies of Housing Financialization: Public and Urban Policy Speaker on Nov. 3, 2021”

Please join the New School for their next Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event “Technopolitics of Monetary Management” - on Zoom, Oct. 29, 2021!
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Technopolitics of Monetary Management: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Oct. 29, 2021”

Please join the New School for their next Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event “Categorizing Currencies - Making Subjects, Making Money” - on Zoom, Oct. 15, 2021!
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Categorizing Currencies – Making Subjects, Making Money: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Oct. 15, 2021”

Please join Ujima Boston for a Public Banking Workship - September 22, 2021 at 6:00 pm EST via Zoom
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Ujima Boston: Making the Case for a Public Bank – Black & Indigenous Ecosystem Support for Public Banking, September 22 at 6:00 pm EST”

Please join Ujima Boston for a Public Banking Workship - September 15, 2021 at 6:00 pm EST via Zoom
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Ujima Boston: Making the Case for a Public Bank – CDFIs and Racial Equity, September 15 at 6:00 pm EST”

Many experts are rethinking longstanding core ideas, including the importance of inflation expectations.
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Nobody Really Knows How the Economy Works. A Fed Paper Is the Latest Sign.”

Please join the New School for their third Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event “Colonial Genealogies of Political Economy” - on Zoom, Oct. 1, 2021!
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Colonial Genealogies of Political Economy – Imperial Spectres and National Currencies: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Oct. 1, 2021”

Please join the New School for their second Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event “World Hegemony and Monetary Orders” - on Zoom, Sept. 17, 2021!
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World Hegemony and Monetary Orders: Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Sept. 17, 2021”

Please join the New School for the Inaugural Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar Event - livestreaming on Vimeo, Sept. 10, 2021!
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Event: Inaugural Currency and Empire Sawyer Seminar on Sept. 10, 2021”

Politics and International Relations at the University of Glasgow is recruiting for an Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer in IPE with a focus on some area of global governance
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Job Opportunity: Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer in IPE at the University of Glasgow”

RAMICS Workshop - Who rules the money: the legal challenge of complementary currencies as a social innovation
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RAMICS Workshop – Who rules the money: the legal challenge of complementary currencies as a social innovation”

LPE Blog is Hiring a New Managing Editor!
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LPE Blog is Hiring a New Managing Editor!”

CUHK LAW Greater China Legal History Seminar Series- ‘The History of Central Banking in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Singapore’ by Ms. Lillian Cheung, Prof. Chao Xi & Prof. Christian Hofmann (Online)
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CUHK LAW Greater China Legal History Seminar Series- ‘The History of Central Banking in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Singapore’ by Ms. Lillian Cheung, Prof. Chao Xi & Prof. Christian Hofmann (Online)”