As you probably know, we regularly share, exclusively through ES/PE’s social media channels, information about some of the most interesting and promising online talks and webinars in economic sociology and political economy from around the world. To receive details about these events approximately one week before they take place, along with the links to virtually attend them, follow ES/PE on Facebook, X/Twitter, Bluesky, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and Telegram. Our social media channels also feature excellent recent posts from other outlets.
As a one-time exception, details of four talks on April 13 are provided here on the blog and its newsletter. Please click on the links below to register and attend:

— “The Law of Capitalism and How to Transform It“, a talk by Katharina Pistor (Columbia University) with Anne Sanders (Bielefeld University) as a duscussant and Verena Madner (Vienna University of Economics and Business) as a modarator, April 13, 18:00 (CET).

— “The Spatial Logics of Inflation“, a talk by Jacqueline Best (University of Ottawa), April 13, 15:00-17:00 (UK time)

— “Capitalist Value Chains: Labour Exploitation, Nature, Geopolitics“, a talk by Ben Selwyn (University of Sussex) and Christin Bernhold (University of Hamburg), April 13, 18:00 (UK time).

— “Economic Sustainability, Distribution and the IMF’s Fiscal Policy: Implications for the Comprehensive Surveillance Review“, a panel discussion with Anthony De Lannoy (IMF Independent Evaluation Office), Felipe Antunes de Oliveira (Queen Mary University of London), Nabil Abdo (Oxfam International), Zehra Wasif (Alternative Law Collective), and Niranjali Amerasinghe (ActionAid USA) as a moderator, April 13, 5 PM (EST).

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