Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism

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Join us for Kevin Hoover's talk on 6 March! More info below.

[Alex M. Thomas @alexmthomas]

An upcoming conference on Adam Smith, HET & Political Economy in @FLAMEUniversity, Pune.

Deadlines extended.
Funding available.

https://t.co/4WnoVSw8v8

cc: @heterodoxnews @Societies_HET @rethinkecon @economicthought @CSEPEcon @ysi_commons

[Marcos González Hernando @MarcosGHernando]

For the Cambridge-based:
Next Tuesday June 6th, @GerryMitchell2 and I will be presenting our book "Uncomfortably Off" at @Selwyn1882 (1pm, Chadwick Room). Comments by @thinkwoodist . Hope you can make it!
https://t.co/2bqAbrYQ6h
@CUP_PoliSci @CamSociology @CRASSHlive @CSEPEcon

[Carolina Alves @cacrisalves]

Can’t wait to go to Bath (for the first time!!) to spend two days discussing the new @coreeconteam content.

Thank you so much for the invitation and engagement, Luka Crnjakovic, @WendyCarlinEcon and Sam Bowles!.

[The Syllabus @syllabus_tweets]

For Chang, chocolate is a lifelong addiction, but more exciting are the insights it offers into postindustrial knowledge economies.

By Ha-Joon Chang in @CSEPEcon

https://t.co/JAykWPZYou

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Join us for Ha-Joon Chang's talk on 10 March - more details below!

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Join us for Jeremy Rudd's discussion on 22 February! More info below.

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Also join us for Ashwani Saith's talk on 8 February. 5-6.30pm! More info below: https://t.co/GDJWu6Yjz9

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Join us for Peter Stella and Joseph Wang's talk on 6 February! More info below.

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Join us for Jonathan Michie's talk on 30 January! More info below.

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Join us -- 2 days to go!

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Come join us at David Talbot's talk on the United States and the global economy.

When? Where? 19 January on Zoom (see poster below)

[Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism @CSEPEcon]

Come join us at David Talbot's talk on the United States and the global economy.

When? Where? 19 January on Zoom (see poster below)

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Register for the event here on Eventbrite!

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[Carolina Alves @cacrisalves]

The benefit of reading through ≠ approaches to econ is to have a much wider range of explanations for an econ phenomenon, which will undoubtedly result in better policy solutions.

"What really explains low inflation rates over the past few decades?"

https://t.co/2dkzwJyykE

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Come join us at Professor Gareth Austin's talk on the economic theory behind Africa's history.

When? Where? 29 November at the Sidgwick Site (see poster below)

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This event has been CANCELLED. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope to see you at our next event!

[Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism @CSEPEcon]

Come join us at David Talbot's Paper Zero talk on the U.S. and the state of the global economy.

When? Where? 24 November in Sidgwick Lecture Block, Room 5 (see poster below)

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Come join us at Clara Mattei and Jonathan Aldred's talk on austerity and its devastating effects on the economy.

When? Where? TODAY in Keynes Lecture Theatre at Kings College (see poster below)