KingsHPE

The History and Political Economy research group at @kingspol_econ. Political economy questions through a historical lens. We contain multitudes.

[Modern Intellectual History @mihjournal.bsky.socia @MIHJournal]

Now on FirstView: Andrew Hartman analyzes the history of liberalism in the twentieth century in his review essay of Samuel Moyn’s, Liberalism against Itself and Joshua Cherniss’ Liberalism in Dark Times https://t.co/BVzsG2EEFJ

[David Gindis @DGindis]

Great to see this with @spydermed published online!

https://t.co/HM8XFq2GOj

@LawEconCenter @ngiocoli @alain_marciano @ellliottt @adamschilton @5crooge @CleoCZ @Undercoverhist

[Modern Intellectual History @mihjournal.bsky.socia @MIHJournal]

Now on FirstView: Expecting Robert Lucas? Nic Johnson revisits the relationship between American Keynesianism and neoliberalism by examining Robert Lucas’s deeply ambiguous relationship with the Keynesian project https://t.co/LRPLOH9vel

[KingsHPE @KingsHPE]

Revisiting the “Great Levelling”: The limits of Piketty’s Capital and Ideology for understanding the rise of late 20th century inequality - Paidipaty - 2021 - The British Journal of Sociology https://t.co/O7aQlEagxs

[Paul Lewis @PaulLew16394851]

Karen Vaughn: Building an Austrian Approach to Public Choice: The Independent Review: The Independent Institute https://t.co/TcrHT2AWGH

[Modern Intellectual History @mihjournal.bsky.socia @MIHJournal]

Now on FirstView: An aesthetic approach to intellectual history? Introduction to MIH Forum “Isaiah Berlin and the Aesthetics of Liberalism” by Joshua L. Cherniss and Sarah Collins https://t.co/PF1XfyRpa0

[Duncan Bell @DrDuncanBell]

JOB
Assistant Professor in the History of International Political Thought c.1700 to the Present, University of Cambridge

(this is a permanent/tenured position, open to those with a specialism in any period since 1700)
https://t.co/lfJYCQnfJb

[hetecon @hetecon]

📣 Call for Papers for the 27th Annual Conference of the Association of Heterodox Economics (AHE)
18-20 June 2025 at King’s College London (Waterloo Campus)

Deadline for papers and panels: February 14th 2025

https://t.co/8PwQE3vgpS

[Hayek Program @HayekProgram]

Reflect on key moments from the 2024 Markets & Society Conference. Don't miss the opportunity to contribute to the 2025 edition—submit your paper proposal today. 📄 https://t.co/BpX1Jrjiro

[KCL Department of Political Economy @Kingspol_econ]

The PPE Society and the Department of Political Economy at King's are hosting the first annual PPE conference this July in London 💭

Interested in submitting a proposal? The deadline is March 1, so don't forget to apply 📝

For more, see 🔽

https://t.co/js58ml3liV

[KCL-BritPol&Gov @KCL_BritPolGov]

This new PhD opportunity will based at the Centre & supervised by our Directors, Christel Koop & Andrew Blick.

[Duncan Bell @DrDuncanBell]

Colin Danby, "Race in Marshall's Economics," Modern Intellectual History (2025)

https://t.co/ixNPfzR4mD

[Matt Sleat @MattSleat]

Wonderful find in my local North Cross Road market book stall this morning.

[Jayme Lemke @jmelemke]

Submissions are open for Markets & Society, October 17-20, 2025 in DC metro area. Such a great forum for truly interdisciplinary (just imagine!!) exploration of social arrangements in markets, politics, and beyond. Submit a paper or panel today! https://t.co/eAosNVTPVt

[Maria Bach @mvsbach]

Its finally here! 🤯🎉 #historyofeconomics #indianeconomics @Societies_HET @diversityhet @DivDecEcon

[HPE Project @HPE_Project]

Grad students and recent PhDs: apply for our 2025 summer research grants! $3-4k. Apps due March 9. More info: https://t.co/eiFPHqBInp

[Economic History Society @EcHistSoc]

The Carnevali Small Research Grants Scheme provides grants of up to £5,000 to support small-scale research initiatives or pilot studies in economic/social history.
The deadline for the current round of applications is 1 May 2025.
For more info/to apply:
https://t.co/6k2IF12Z7b

[Modern Intellectual History @mihjournal.bsky.socia @MIHJournal]

Now on FirstView: Reading the history of money? Carl Wennerlind analyzes the political and ideological theorization of money in his review essay of Stefan Eich’s The Currency of Politics and George Caffentzis’ Civilizing Money https://t.co/wKHTVt90S1

[Alain Marciano @alain_marciano]

I am thrilled and proud that this piece on “What Should Economists Do” (the 1964 article, not the 1979 book) was published on @Econlib (thanks to @Willis_Amy)!
https://t.co/72X8lT70WQ

[Alain Marciano @alain_marciano]

some historical considerations on the writing of Buchanan's Public Principles of Public Debt, on what Buchanan wrote on debt after Italy, and how he came to abandon Ricardian Equivalence.

https://t.co/wO56MwIeqN