We're excited to announce the CfA for our upcoming INEM conference in Bayreuth, Germany, taking place from September 17–19, 2025. All relevant information, including the call for submissions, can be found here: phil.uni-bayreuth.de/en/events/Work…

PPE (and Law) is coming to my home town! Check out our CfA and come enjoy the salubrious Bangalore weather (and the not so pleasant traffic)

This is the burden of the Joan Robinson quote with uneven development: “The misery of being exploited by capitalists is nothing compared to the misery of not being exploited at all…”

COMING SOON with Cambridge University Press !!!! #historyofeconomics SHoET diversityhet Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) #historyofindianeconomics #economichistory KCL European & International Studies

What Buchanan had to say to Sen about it (the last paragraph in the letter)

For those interested in hearing more game theory, here is a terrific podcast series, featuring Jeffrey Ely, Ariel Rubinstein, Shengwu Li, Scott Kominers, Ray Fisman, Emir Kamenica, Candice Prendergast, and many others. tws-partners.com/podcast/

If we are recommending “great books” one thing I would recommend to my fellow economists is to read Amartya Sen on welfare economics because he does a good job of explaining problems with normative ideas often uncritically accepted by economists.

We are advertising a PhD position in Political Theory! Please let us know your interest. The day to day supervisors will be myself and Paul Raekstad, and Enzo Rossi will also be a part of our team. PS: Through Easter, I won't be responding to DMs here. werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies/p…

Want some respite from the mayhem? Here is a series of essays on 29 distinguished Indian economists from the past, whose work still informs our present. More entries will be added in the coming months. What follows is a thread on the individual entries. azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/distinguished-…

Wonderful thread of essays on Indian economists, including my grandfather A.K. Dasgupta and my uncle I.G. Patel.

Would be nice to have the social confidence to travel in such an unplanned way !

Our paper "A Dominance Argument Against Incompleteness", is now forthcoming in The Philosophical Review! A thread on what’s inside. 1/9 philpapers.org/rec/TARSTS

Conference Announcement: Second Paris Conference | Frontiers of Economics and Philosophy, May 19 and 20th at Paris School of Economics Program and link to registration here: parisschoolofeconomics.eu/en/events/fron…

📢 Excited to share that the first chapter of my PhD (with Karan Singhal) is now out as a working paper! Using employment surveys and time-use data, we study the impact of reforms to Indian labour laws restricting women from working night shifts on their employment outcomes 🧵

📢 New paper with Nisha Vernekar where we study the impact of 'allowing' women to work night shifts in the service sector on employment outcomes. Early findings in this thread👇 - would love your thoughts and feedback! #econtwitter