Enter the trade war? European public opinion on trade restrictions against China This paper investigates how geopolitical factors shape individual preferences for export controls, focusing on EU–China trade in high-technology sectors. Supporters of a tougher stance toward China...

(1/4) Marius Dotzauer and I recently published a paper examining Europeans' attitudes towards trade restrictions against China.
In five EU member states, we find only limited support:
doi.org/10.1080/0969...

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Deadline Dec 22nd!
@antipodeonline.bsky.social @plaasuwc.bsky.social @rethinkingmarxism.bsky.social #geosky #ipesky @sasemeeting.bsky.social @roapejournal.bsky.social

Join us on Dec 9th 4pm CET:
Capitalist Value Chains: Labour Exploitation, Nature Exploitation, Geopolitics,
Prof. Ben Selwyn (University of Sussex) &
Prof. Dr. Christin Bernold (Universität Hamburg)
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register here:
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The material politics of labour in Africa: A commentary In this commentary, I offer a sympathetic critique of the special issue, ‘Under Construction: Towards Critical Perspectives on Infrastructuring and Infrastructured Labour in Africa’. I highlight th...

Pleasure to have written the commentary for this SI "Africa under construction: Critical perspectives on infrastructure and labour"@rsa-tpg.bsky.social. thanks@gtups.bsky.social @princeguma.bsky.social . 50(!9 free copies. Read my last sentence!
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Apply! Especially
Global south scholars! Economic Geography is a pretty open discipline! If you are interested in the nexus capitalism, nature-society and space, this is for you. @jamiepeck.bsky.social and colleagues have worked tirelessly over the years to make this happen #geosky #ipesky

Finance, Land and Labour Click on the article title to read more.

Our paper is now open access.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1...
#geosky #ipesky #financialization @landrush.bsky.social @ahakram-lodhi.bsky.social @plaasuwc.bsky.social @financeandspace.bsky.social @financialization.bsky.social @jennifer-clapp.bsky.social @benbraun.bsky.social

How did Japan’s position of political, economic, and technological power impact the rise of East–West trade in Europe during the long 1970s?

Read Aleksandra Komornicka's new article demonstrating how Japan’s rise served as a model for opening socialist economies. #Poland #historysky #IPEsky #IRsky

How did European East-West relations during the Cold War contribute to the making of post-1989 Europe?

Meet CERiM Ceehub expert Dr Aleksandra Komornicka
@olakom.bsky.social

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Meet Dr Aneta Spendharova - CEEhub expert on how Central and Eastern European EU member states finance the green transition.

#EUsky #polisky #IPEsky #IRsky #environment #energy #green #academicsky

If you're in or near London, join us for this great lineup of political economy speakers this semester.
@kingsqpe.bsky.social @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social #polisky #ipesky #cpesky

Writing about fintech in relation to the social foundations of finance approach of my late friend and colleague Tim Sinclair has given me an opportunity to unpack with more precision the new forms of power and inequality fintech establishes in the world economy.

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Reading a super chapter by @lenarethel.bsky.social entitled 'Governing Financial Development in a Time of Uncertainty' for a work-in-progress workshop on her book tomorrow with the IPE cluster at Warwick.

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Memecoins will go away once we stop paying attention to them Regulation has failed. It’s time to try indifference

This kind of autocritique from the FT is fascinating, not least because the core point is a direct defence of finance as distinct from gambling, calling to mind Marieke de Goede's magisterial Virtue, Fortune, and Faith (2005)

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Ace talk by @natjdyer.bsky.social to the IPE research cluster at Warwick today. Check out his book!

#RicardosDream
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The Inflation Game: Targets, Practices and the Social Production of Monetary Credibility In recent years, central banks have continued to preach inflation targeting even as they have pursued a wide range of unorthodox inflation-management policies. As the disconnect between discourse a...

Teaching on the politics of inflation today. Students find it much more accessible compared to a few years ago. Experience eh? They enjoyed engaging this fantastic article by @jacquelinebest.bsky.social putting the inflation game into historical context.

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We invite submissions for the third annual meeting of the Political Economy of Aid and Development Society. The meeting will be hosted by Bernhard Reinsberg and Patrick Shea (University of Glasgow, International Political Economy & Development) and held 23-24 April 2025 at the Atholl Palace Hotel in Pitlochry, Scotland. The conference aims to bring together economists and political scientists to address issues of the political economy of development. Paper topics might include issues pertaining to the political economy of development assistance; issues of development and trade and/or investment; issues of bureaucratic organization from the perspective of state and non-state donor partners, host governments, and non-governmental organizations in host countries; issues of advanced/green technology commercialization and dissemination and development; or other relevant topics. Submission of Papers Both empirical and theoretical papers will be considered. Please submit full papers or extended abstracts to samuel.brazys@ucd.ie. The deadline for submission is 15 December 2024. We will make decisions by 15 January 2025. Special Issue After the conference, presenters are encouraged to submit their papers to the Journal of International Development to be considered for a special issue. Submission to the conference does not require submitting to the special issue. Conference Format, Attendance, and Registration The number of participants will be limited to roughly 30 to allow for in-depth discussion of each paper. Authors of accepted papers are expected to attend the entire conference. Thanks to generous support from UK Research & Innovation, there is no conference fee. Lunch and dinner will be provided on the days of the conference. Travel and accommodation (including breakfast) are at the expense of participants. Subject to budgetary confirmation, some support may be available, especially for early career researchers or researchers based at institutions in the Global South.

CfP: Political Economy of Aid and Development Society

Please submit full papers or extended abstracts to samuel.brazys@ucd.ie.

Deadline: 15 December 2024.
Decisions by: 15 January 2025.

When: 23-24 April 2025
Where: Atholl Palace Hotel in Pitlochry, Scotland

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The exclusive nature of global payments infrastructures: the significance of major banks and the role of tech-driven companies Despite the narrative of a globalized economy, there is no effectively working global payment system. Although there is an infrastructure that allows the transmission of data about global payments,...

Before reading this I had completely overlooked the importance of connecting debate on financial infrastructures with the sociology of money.

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Dies anyone know how to look for new interesting feeds? #geo #ipesky #socialtheory

Excellent. Links with our own effort to curate a glossary of capital @ institutionallandscapes.org.
Contribute if you can! #ipesky #cpesky
institutionallandscapes.org/startseite/g...

We will soon be hitting our 20th guest entry to the institutional landscapes website, and it will be on "Who Owns the Land - An East German Perspective". Stay tuned! #geosky #Agrarianfeed #ipesky
institutionallandscapes.org/startseite/g...

Accounting for Capital in the Countryside: Toward a Visual Politics of the Asset Form This commentary seeks to advance a public economic geography that rests on the ambition of making things public—things that are otherwise “hidden” from societal scrutiny, such as the material footp...

Since folks seem to leave Lord Elon's toxic swamp and set up shop here, I am reposting this again. How to account for capital flows into the countryside in quants terms? #assetization
#geo #geosky #Geography
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Lecturer in International Development (Climate and South East/East Asia)

King's College London is hiring a permanent lecturer (assistant professor) in international development, with a focus on macroeconomics/political economy and climate, combined with a regional focus on South East/East Asia. #polisky #ipesky #psjminfo

More Clean Energy Is Good, Even If It Comes From China The bright side of Chinese “overinvestment” in clean technology.

I’m only now catching up to some @heatmap.news reading, and this by @jeremywallace.bsky.social is excellent. #ipesky

#ipesky #polisky #PSJMInfo

Since it now officially has issue, volume, and page numbers, it is time to lift this thread up once again! bit.ly/4b9qesq #Polisky #ipesky

The “Finance‐Extraction‐Transitions Nexus”: Geographies of the Green Transition in the 21st Century The hegemonic understanding of the green transition will require a massive surge in mineral extraction. We contend that this entails wider, radical shifts in 21st century financialised capitalism. Wh....

"Finance-Extraction-Transitions Nexus"...And another one on the critical geographies of finance, something on which @antipodeonline.bsky.social has published many fine papers. Open access! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... #geosky #greensky #cpesky #ipesky @peterdutoit.bsky.social

Dialogues in Human Geography - Volume 14, Number 1, Mar 01, 2024 Table of contents for Dialogues in Human Geography, 14, 1, Mar 01, 2024

New DIHG is out. Among others, article forum 1: A timely dialogue about asset capitalism and new asset geographies by Kean Birch/ Callum Ward with commentaries by Stefan Ouma, Thomas F. Purcell, Kendra Strauss, and Eve Chiapello #geosky #geo #ipesky #socialtheory
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Title: "Structure, Agency, and Structural Reform: The Case of the European Central Bank" Authors: Benjamin Braun, Donato Di Carlo, Sebastian Diessner, Maximilian Düsterhöft Journal: Perspectives on Politics

🚨 New article 📯

In 1999, the ECB realized that its map did not fit the territory. What gives? For a long time, it tried to reshape the territory. With @donatodc.bsky.social & @sebdiessner.bsky.social we trace how & why it went so out of its way. #ipesky #polisky

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The difference that ‘capitalism’ makes: on the merits and limits of critical political economy in African Studies <p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" dir="auto" id="d161967e115">The goal of this Briefing is to weigh in carefully on the respective merits and limits of critical poli...

Would rewrite this one today, but great that all Roape papers are now open access. #geo #geosky #cpesky #ipesky #socialtheory #Polisky #afripolsky #Marxsky
www.scienceopen.com/hosted-docum...

Data and statecraft: why and how states localize data | Business and Politics | Cambridge Core Data and statecraft: why and how states localize data

New article 🔔! My article, "Data and Statecraft: Why and How States Localized Data", is published at @bap_journal as a part of a special issue on the future of AI politics, policy, and business! doi.org/10.1017/bap..... This is 🧵 of the article 0/ #ipesky #polisky