Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics
SASE is an international, interdisciplinary academic organization including disciplines such as economics, sociology, political economy, political science, organization studies, management, psychology, law and history.
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What is SASE?
Founded in 1989 by Amitai Etzioni, SASE is an interdisciplinary academic association which primarily brings together scholars working in economic sociology and political economy. We seek to advance the understanding of economics and economic behaviors across a broad range of academic disciplines. We support the intellectual exploration of economic behavior and its policy implications at many levels – for societies and institutions –, as well as the historical, philosophical, psychological, and ethical implications of these behaviors and policies. SASE members pursue inductive and deductive approaches to the study of economic behavior, with qualitative and quantitative methods at all levels of analysis.
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The SASE blog, Future Directions in Socio-Economics, aims to showcase emerging topics in socio-economics, review recent books on the cutting edge of socio-economic research, profile leading figures in the socio-economics community through in-depth interviews, and more. Click through to start reading!
Democratic central banking: Danger or salvation?
If you're able to come to Amsterdam a few days early, this conference on democratizing central banking taking place July 7-8 is open to general participation.
SER Café: A New Discussion Forum
SASE is proud to sponsor SER Café, a new online, real-time discussion forum where members of the audience can virtually meet and interact with the authors of one or two papers recently published in Socio-Economic Review. The inaugural SER Café will take place on 3 June at 4pm UTC.
2022 SER Best Article Prize
We are delighted to announce the winner of this year's SER Best Article Prize: "Creating crony capitalism: neoliberal globalization and the fuelling of corruption" by Bernhard Reinsberg, Alexander Kentikelenis, and Thomas Stubbs.
One-Year Fellowship for Researchers Displaced by the War in Ukraine
Deadline: 12 June – The fellowship is intended for researchers who were working at an academic and/or research institution in Ukraine in February 2022 and have been displaced by the war.
DAAD Program of project-related exchange of people
The Federal University of Goiás (UFG) is looking for partners from educational institutions based in Germany to participate in the CAPES/DAAD-Probral program. In particular, the UFG is looking for researchers in the areas of applied economics (agribusiness, labor economics, innovation economics, health economics, quantitative methods and industrial organization).
Emergency Online Teaching: Employability Enhancer or Labor Market Barrier?
Blog editor Javier Baquero considers the implications of emergency online teaching for university graduates entering the labor market.
