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The CfP for #ISHET2025 was released last week. Submit abstracts based on your research in & teaching of history of economic thought. Our keynote speaker is Cristina Marcuzzo! We have a new patron: economiga 🌴 Stay tuned for more exciting announcements.

This one goes out to the field of postcolonial studies. Meme by Abhiram Krishna.

New J of Agrarian Change "Symposium: Blue Economy Struggles—Capital and Power in the Global Ocean". Edited by Mads Barbesgaard, Liam Campling, and Felix Mallin, it challenges the political and economic myths of today’s "Blue Economy era". Intro & contributions onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…

Why’s everyone losing mind over whether India’s GDP rank is 5th or 6th? Our country has 35% child stunting, 80% informally employed & 50% w/o wage work (unchanged w/ growth), median income ~INR 11k, a whooping income & caste inequality, rising wealth inequality. Let that matter.

📢🗣️Happening in a few hours, a valedictory lecture by Prof. Utsa Patnaik. Please join in online if interested. ⏰5 PM IST (11:30 AM UTC) 📍Livestream Link➡️ youtube.com/live/KqGJRKkmf…

To my Portuguese-speaking followers: a Portuguese translation of this Jamie Osorio book is now out!! Translation done by King's International Development's very own PhD student Fabio Maldonado 🔥

Excited to share details about workshop on “Labour, Informal Economy, and Structural Transformation under Post-Colonial Capitalism”, Anush Kapadia & I are organising. Fantastic scholars join us on June 4-5 at SOAS Economics, supported by SOAS University of London & New Political Economy initiative.

A pleasure to have been involved with Farwa Sial in this conversation hosted by pranay somayajula 🇵🇸 on #Imperialism, #Debt and International #Finance in the context of the #70th anniversary of the #Bandung #Conference

Ahead of the 🌍 Conference on 70 Years After Bandung June 2–3, 2025 IDEAs, BCIS & YUKTHI are pleased to share blogs by experts/activists from Asia, Africa, Latin America & the Middle East. For details & Blogs see rb.gy/sn7gtd. Full Agenda shorturl.at/ddCf6

'You’re watching colonialism with better PR. ... Israel isn’t a "return to indigenous roots." It’s a return to biblical justification for modern imperial violence.'

NEW POST: Ting Xu (Essex Law School) rethinks economic development in rural China via an institutional approach that takes into account property relations, resilience and institutional adaptation. developingeconomics.org/2025/05/28/ret…

Not to be missed: a fantastic collection of short pieces gathered by Farwa Sial commemorating the 70th anniversary of the #Bandung conference and the related joint IDEAs, Yukthi and #BCIS event to be held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, 2-3 June 2025 networkideas.org/announcements/…

Do Rich Countries Keep Poor Countries Poor? Dr Ingrid Kvangraven Ingrid H. Kvangraven - ingridhk.com joined Dr Cahal Moran lse.ac.uk/pbs/people/Dr-… youtu.be/i0zq_iAFNRI?si… via YouTube

📌 Discover the latest book co-authored by our SOAS University of London #Economics Senior Lecturer Surbhi Kesar and Carolina Alves Devika Dutt Ingrid H. Kvangraven 📚 Decolonizing Economics: An Introduction (Wiley, 2024) ➡ tinyurl.com/mrx84zvh

Economics obscures or is oblivious to the politics embedded in theorization itself. In this book, Devika Dutt, Carolina Alves, Surbhi Kesar & Ingrid H. Kvangraven return political questions to the heart of economic theorizing.

Our book is out and available for purchase in the U.K. Writing this book with Carolina Alves Surbhi Kesar & Ingrid H. Kvangraven was a long and arduous process that has arguably changed us all, and we’d be honoured for y’all to read it. Get it now from Polity and in bookstores!