12. Sessao inaugural - Boaventura Sousa Santos
12. Sessao inaugural - Boaventura Sousa Santos
Sessao inaugural - Boaventura Sousa Santos
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11. Recent Economics and The Revival of Political Economy, by Ana Cordeiro (University of Coimbra)
11. Recent Economics and The Revival of Political Economy, by Ana Cordeiro (University of Coimbra)
Economics is now undergoing a process of transformation driven by the emergence of new research programs, which not only... Read more
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8. Learning from the South, Boaventura Sousa Santos (University of Coimbra) - presented by João Arriscado Nunes (University of Coimbra)
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7. Environmental justice and economic degrowth: an alliance between two movements, by Joan Martinez-Alier (University of Barcelona)
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6. The Social and Political Sustainability of Capitalisms After the subprime crisis, by Robert Boyer (CEPREMAP-CNRS, France)
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5. Why variety is still a good reason to think about political economy? Institutional based strategies and “mixed economies”, by José Reis (university of Coimbra)
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4. The Revival of Political Economy: Bringing Capitalism Back In (Again), the State (Once Again), and Financial/Economic Culture(s), by Brigitte Young (University of Münster)
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