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May 4, 2023
The insertion of peripheral countries in the global value chain of electric vehicles (2008-2023). An analysis of case studies in ASEAN, MERCOSUR, USMCA and EU.
Bruno Perez Almansi, Postdoctoral researcher, CONICET
Business Administration and Business Economics, Developing Nations, Economic Development, Economic Growth, Economic History, Economic Sociology, Economics, Economy and Society, Heterodox Economics, Industrial Organization, International Economics, International Relations/Trade, Political Economy, Science and Technology, Social Transformations and Sociology of Development
Global Value Chains, Electric Vehicles, Green Industrial Policy, Global South
April 29, 2023
Networked solidarity economy: Gender in interorganizational networks. An evaluation with ERGMs
Natalia Garrido Skurkowicz
Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics, Agriculture and Food, Business Administration and Business Economics, Economic Sociology, Environment and Society, Gender, Sociology, Women in Society
Solidarity economy, Collaboration, Interorganizational networks, Gender-based inequality
April 26, 2023
Digital labour platforms and neoliberal governmentality: the case of platform workers in Turkey
Kadir Uysal, Sociology, Poltical Sciences, Istanbul Bilgi University
Economic Sociology, Economy and Society, Labor Relations, Organization, Risk and Uncertainty, Science and Technology, Sociology, Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty, Technological Change, Work
Digital labour platforms, Gig economy, Neoliberal governmentality, Entrepreneurial Self, Subjectivities, Labour control, Worker autonomy, Platform work, Precarity
April 11, 2023
An Antitrust Case Against Dominant Online Intermediation Platforms in the African Market
Vellah Kedogo Kigwiru, competition and technology law, Technical University of Munich, School of Social Sciences and Technology
Law, Law and Economics, Technological Change
Digital markets, Competition law, Big Tech
April 9, 2023
A Political Economy of System Operators: Knowledge Asymmetries and Regulatory Intermediation in the Electricity Industry
Jose Maria Valenzuela, University of Oxford, Institute for Science Innovation and Society
Comparative Politics, Economic Policy, Economic Sociology, Environmental Policy, Futures Research, Government/Political systems, International Relations/Trade, Political Economy, Science and Technology, Political Science, Sociology of Risk and Uncertainty, Technological Change
Regulatory governance, Intermediaries, Electricity markets, Network analysis, Comparative politics
April 6, 2023
The Dragon Strikes Back: The Geopolitics of FDI in China
Tomás Costa de Azevedo Marques, Federal University of ABC
Business Administration and Business Economics, Developing Nations, Economic Development, Economic Growth, Economic History, Economic Innovation, Economic Policy, Economics, Heterodox Economics, International Economics, International Relations/Trade, Law and Economics, Local-Global Relations, Macroeconomics, Political Economy, Politics and Law, Public Economics, Regional Economics, Technological Change
China, Foreign Direct Investment, Development Policy, State, Transnational Corportions
April 6, 2023
When agency meets development: exploring constraints for rural liveability in extractivist contexts
Helena Martínez-Cabrera, Feminist Economics and Social Change, University of Santiago de Compostela
Economic Sociology, Futures Research, Heterodox Economics, Local-Global Relations, Participation, Organizational Democracy and Self-Management, Political Economy, Rural Economics
Social change, Agency, Economic Development, Wellbeing
March 9, 2023
Repurposing South African Bantustans: Specters of Planning’s Past in a Contested Present
Stefan Peter Chavez-Norgaard, Urban Planning, Columbia University
Housing and Built Environment, Local-Global Relations, Political Economy, Politics and Society, Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations, Regional and Urban Development, Rural Economics, Sociology, Theory, Urban Economics
South Africa, Urban Planning, Spatial Politics of Land, Repurposing
March 8, 2023
China’s Technology Strategy in the 21st Century: the challenge of overcoming a subordinate integration in global production
Marcelo Pereira Introini, Economics, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Developing Nations, Economic Development, Economics, Heterodox Economics, Industrial Organization, Technological Change
China development, global value chains, innovation systems
March 7, 2023
New features in International Cooperation and Global Governance
Gabriel Rached, Researcher in the field of International Political Economy, PostDoc Fellow in International Studies at University of Milano
Developing Nations, Economic Development, Economic Policy, Economy and Society, Futures Research, Heterodox Economics, Human Rights and Global Justice, International Relations/Trade, Local-Global Relations, Organization, Political Economy, Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy, Regional Economics, Political Science, Social Transformations and Sociology of Development
Global Governance; International Cooperation; Bridges between Academia and Policy Making; New features for Socio-Economic Development Processes., International Cooperation, Bridges between Academia and Policy Making, New features for Socio-Economic Development Processes
March 7, 2023
Buying-on-credit as a social relation form: a historical- and micro-sociologıcal analysis
M. Fatih Karakaya, Management (BA), Sociology (MA & PhD), Istanbul University
Economic Sociology, Economy and Society, Historical and Comparative Sociology, Science and Technology
buying on credit, open account, instalment sales, credit card
March 7, 2023
Fearless Girls and Winning Women: The Politics of Inclusion in Finance After 2008
Signe Predmore, Political Science; Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Economic Sociology, Gender, Political Economy
gender, finance, inclusion, diversity
August 14, 2022
The Algorithm of Trust: The Sociotechnical Life of a Chinese Social Credit System
Chuncheng Liu, Sociology, UC San Diego
Communication, Knowledge and Culture, Economy and Society, Government/Political systems, Organization, Political Sociology, Science and Technology
Algorithm, Surveillance, Credit, China
July 9, 2022
How much is too much? – Excessive Pharmaceutical Pricing in European Competition Law
Behrang Kianzad, Law, University of Copenhagen
Business Administration and Business Economics, Economic Growth, Economic History, Economic Innovation, Economic Methodology, Economic Policy, Economics, Economy and Society, Health, Health Economics, Heterodox Economics, History of Economic Thought, Human Rights and Global Justice, Industrial Organization, Law, Law and Economics
excessive pricing, competition law, intellectual property law, political economy, legal philosophy, philosophy of economics, neoclassical economics, behavioural economics, Right to Health
July 7, 2022
Constrained but Not Contained: How National Context Shapes Corporate Emissions
Annika Rieger, Sociology, Boston College
Environment and Society, Environmental Policy
corporations, climate change, civil society, nation-states
July 7, 2022
How Humanitarian Relief ‘Works’: International Aid Organizations and Local Labor in Crisis Contexts
Patricia Ward, Sociology, Technische Universität Dresden
Labor Relations, Local-Global Relations, Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations, Sociology, Sociology of Culture, Work
Aid and Development, Labour, Work, Migration/Mobility
July 7, 2022
Economic inequality and the labor market
Victor Tan Chen, Sociology, Virginia Commonwealth University
Economic Policy, Economic Sociology, Economy and Society, Labor Economics, Labor Movements, Labor Relations, Labour Market, Methodology and Research Technology, Organization, Participation, Organizational Democracy and Self-Management, Poverty, Social Welfare and Social Policy, Social Classes and Social Movements, Sociology, Stratification, Work
inequality, unemployment, alternative organizations
July 7, 2022
Roma: The Invisible Workers of Post-socialism
Barbora Cernusakova, University of Manchester
Labor Relations, Law and Economics, Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations, Sociology, Theory, Work
surplus population, ethnography, racial capitalism, post-socialism, urban marginality, debt
July 7, 2022
Social sources of large-scale fiscal-monetary federations: A comparative historical analysis of the United States and the European Union
Christakis Georgiou, University of Geneva
Comparative Politics, Economy and Society, Historical and Comparative Sociology, Political Economy, Politics and Society, Political Science
European Integration, American Political Development, Macroeconomic policy institutions, comparative political development, Corporate power and elites
July 6, 2022
Bodies at bay: the control over the circulation of black bodies and the production of the shore as the symbol of the “carioca” identity.
Caroline Gonçalves Coutinho Gomes, M.A in International Politics, Pontifícia Universidade Católica of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio)
Body in the Social Sciences, Deviance and Social Control, Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations, Security and Defense, Tourism, Tourism, International, Work
Tourism , (Public) security dispositif , Development-security nexus