Cambridge Realist Workshop – Speaker: Beatrice Kobow
Latimer Room, Clare College Clare College, CambridgeBeatrice Kobow, Leipzig University, will be presenting 'Do Fictions Help us Understand the World?' The presentation will start at 8:00 pm, with drinks served from 7:30pm. All welcome to attend. The Cambridge Realist Workshops are run in association with The Cambridge Social Ontology Group
Cambridge Research Seminar in Political Economy: Speaker Craig Muldrew
Emmanuel College, Gardner Room Saint Andrew's Street, CambridgeCambridge Research Seminar in Political Economy Speaker: Craig Muldrew, University of Cambridge, Presentation: “Interest vs. Frugality in Adam Smith's Theory of Capital Formation” Wednesday 27 May, 5.15-7pm, Emmanuel College, Gardner Room. All welcome to attend.
Cambridge Research Seminar in Political Economy: Speaker Geoffrey Underhill
Emmanuel College, Gardner Room Saint Andrew's Street, CambridgeCambridge Research Seminar in Political Economy Speaker: Geoffrey Underhill, University of Amsterdam Presentation: “The Theory of Optimum Financial Areas: Retooling the Debate on the Governance of Global Finance” Thursday 4 June, 5.15-7pm, Emmanuel College, Gardner Room All welcome to attend.
Cambridge Realist Workshop – Speaker: John Searle
Newnham College CambridgeJohn Searle, University of California, will be speaking on the 'Critical Issues in Social Ontology'. The presentation will start at 17:00, with drinks served afterwards from 18:30. All welcome to attend. The Cambridge Realist Workshops are run in association with The Cambridge Social Ontology Group
Divergent Cities Conference
McGrath Centre, St Catharine's College CambridgeDivergent Cities? Why do cities differ in growth and performance? This one and half day workshop will bring together academics, policy makers and other individuals who have a direct interest in the growth and success of cities.
Conference Marking 25 Years of the Cambridge Realist Workshop
Newnham College CambridgeA reunion conference, generously sponsored by the Cambridge Journal of Economics, is to be held in Newnham College, Cambridge, 7-9 September 2015, marking 25 Years of the Cambridge Realist Workshop. For more information visit: http://www.csog.econ.cam.ac.uk/events/occasional-events-future
St Catharine’s Political Seminar – Speaker: Valpy Fitzgerald
Senior Combination Room (SCR), St Catharine's College CambridgeThe next St Catharine’s Political Economy Seminar in the series on the Economics of Austerity, will be held on 07 October 2015 – Valpy Fitzgerald will give a talk on 'Debt and Distribution: the Inequality Implications of the Crisis Aftermath'. The seminar will be held in the Senior Combination Room (SCR), St Catharine's College from […]
St Catharine’s Political Seminar – Speaker: Kate Meagher
McGrath Centre, St Catharine's College CambridgeThe next St Catharine’s Political Economy Seminar in the series on the Economics of Austerity, will be held on 14 October 2015 – Kate Meagher will give a talk on 'Taxing Times: Informal Enterprise, Taxation and Conflict in Nigeria'. The seminar will be held in McGrath Centre, St Catharine’s College from 6.00-7.30 pm. All are […]
Cambridge Realist Workshop – Speaker: Tony Lawson
Latimer Room, Clare College Clare College, CambridgeTony Lawson, University of Cambridge, will be speaking on the 'Economics: some considerations for going forward'. The presentation will start at 20:00, with drinks available beforehand from 19:30. All welcome to attend. The Cambridge Realist Workshops are run in association with The Cambridge Social Ontology Group.
Cambridge Realist Workshop – Speakers: Roman Eliassen, Jostein Løhr Hauge & Ivan Rajic
Latimer Room, Clare College Clare College, CambridgeRoman Eliassen (Anglia Ruskin University), Jostein Løhr Hauge (Cambridge University) and Ivan Rajic (Cambridge University), will be speaking on the 'Fit for a fix: Why the Economics curriculum needs a pluralist revamp'. The presentation will start at 20:00, with drinks available beforehand from 19:30. All welcome to attend. The Cambridge Realist Workshops are run in […]