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YSI @ III Agent-Based Models in Economics Seasonal School 2024 | Sant’Anna

Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna Piazza Martiri della Libertà, 33, 56127 Pisa PI, Itália, Pisa

The economy is a complex and ever-changing system that requires sophisticated analytical tools to understand its many dimensions. As young researchers, we often grapple with how to account for heterogeneity, […]

State and Markets in Co-operative Development: An Appraisal of African’s Political Economy of Organised Solidarities

Virtual Project Virtual Project

This  is a preparatory online event, for the in-person panel presentations  roundtable of early career researchers that seek to tell the story of co-operatives as bedrock of African solidarity. It captures modern co-operatives as cogent examples of organised African solidarities. As currently obtains in many African countries, co-operatives are offshoots of indigenous social solidarity initiatives […]

3rd ALAHPE History of Economics Winter School in Latin America. A YSI pre-HES Event.

Universidad del Desarrollo Av. Plaza 680, San Carlos de Apoquindo, Las Condes, Santiago

As a collaboration between the Latin American Association for the History of Economic Thought (ALAHPE), the History of Economics Society (HES) and Young Scholars Initiative (YSI), the 3rd History of Economics Winter School in Latin America will take place at the Universidad del Desarrollo, Santiago de Chile, on 12-14 July, 2024, as a pre-HES Conference […]

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ECLAC School of Latin American Development Studies (ELADES)

ECLAC

The Latin America Working Group of the Young Scholars Initiative (YSI) is supporting the Program for Advanced Studies on Latin American Economies (ELADES, in Spanish) and will organize activities during […]

Reassessing Developmentalism in the Global Periphery

Bristol Business School Campus, UWE Bristol Coldharbour Lane Frenchay, Bristol

In the last century, a series of theories emerged from the Global South, providing deep insights into the underdevelopment challenges faced by peripheral countries. These theories critically examined these nations' positions within the international division of labor and their implications for economic growth and social inequality reduction. Notable among these thinkers were Raul Prebisch, Celso […]