Do you know János Kornai? The Hungarian economist advised China on reforming its socialist economy from the mid-1980s. Based on his bio, Alice Trinkle shows in her #Thinkpiece how market-oriented economic thinking was exchanged betw Eastern Europe & China: scripts-berlin.eu/publications/T…

a short thinkpiece co-written by me and Max Jara Barrera on the Chilean presidential election (today is the official transfer of power) - thanks go to Contestations of the Liberal Script (SCRIPTS), @ElisabethNofer, and Tobias Rupprecht

Rez.: T.C. Field Jr. u.a. (Hrsg.): Latin America and the Global Cold War ift.tt/m1EpHoi

my third academic publication (and the last for a while) is a review of a new-ish edited volume ‘Latin America and the Global Cold War’ - click on the link below to give it a read - thanks to Prof Gerstenberger at LAI + H-Soz-Kult

#CallforPapers until 30 June! The workshop "Peripheral Liberalism" in Oct 2022 will look at latest research on the emergence of a liberal script in socialist countries. 2-days in Berlin, open to all interested. How to submit proposals & participate ➡️ scripts-berlin.eu/news-events-me…

student journals of the world (berlin) unite! come hear from Global Histories editor @ka1serin and Die junge Mommsen editor Leon Blohm + art designer Georg Payne (me) on how to get published as a student

We are looking forward to the public workshop “Peripheral Liberalism”! Topic: the emerging research field of the global history of economic transformation since the 1970s 🗓️ 𝟎𝟔 & 𝟎𝟕 𝐎𝐜𝐭 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟐 📍 Freie Universität, Humboldt Forum ✍️ Register via mail➡️ scripts-berlin.eu/news-events-me…

Yesterday, Tobias Rupprecht, head of our junior research group "Peripheral Liberalism", welcomed researchers from across disciplines to the workshop "Peripheral Liberalism. Market economists and the liberal script outside the West, 1970-2020" at Humboldt Forum

Thanks to all who contributed to our Peripheral Liberalism workshop last week! A group of superb scholars discussed economic reform debates & the political influence of free-market advocates in countries outside the “West”, headed by Tobias Rupprecht. Pic by Georg Payne.

4th publication: peripheral liberalism conference review (in english) - click on the link below to have a read | organisers: Tobias Rupprecht Kevin Axe Alice Max Jara Barrera | funding: Contestations of the Liberal Script (SCRIPTS)

News: Band 4 unserer Zeitschrift ist online! Wir haben hervorragende studentische Arbeiten veröffentlicht, die einfach zu schade für die Schublade sind: edoc.hu-berlin.de/handle/18452/2… Mehr Infos: junge-mommsen.de/#twitterstoria…

💡Thanks to everyone who came to the SCRIPTS workshop marking the 30th anniversary of the 1993 🇷🇺Russian constitutional crisis, organised by Tobias Rupprecht (Tobias Rupprecht) last Thursday in Berlin-Dahlem! 🌐scripts-berlin.eu/news-events-me…

a new conference report came out in H-Soz-Kult written by yours truly - thanks Tobias Rupprecht and Contestations of the Liberal Script (SCRIPTS) for putting the event on

Jodie Yuzhou Sun’s “Brotherly Strangers” lecture inspired a lively discussion yesterday at our offices. A big thanks to our moderator Alice and to all 15 participants! Lecture organised by our Junior Research Group “Peripheral Liberalism”, led by @Tobepastandpresent

Thanks to everyone who attended the workshop ‘Knowledge from the margins, marginal knowledge?’ on February 15-16. The event was hosted by the SCRIPTS JRG Peripheral Liberalism in partnership with Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA — the first of 3 meetings by this 🇫🇷🇩🇪Franco-German research project.

Head of our Junior Research Group “Peripheral Liberalism” Tobias Rupprecht, edited a special issue of the journal “Russian History” marking the 30th anniversary of the Russian constitutional crisis of 1993. 📑Full issue is available here [open access]: brill.com/view/journals/…

all are welcome to this little talk our research group is putting on next week

there has been plenty written about this book - if you care to know my thoughts, give it a read here special thanks go to Prof Gerstenberger and the team from H-Soz-Kult

I attended and then wrote about this conference - co-author Tjark Nentwig deserves half of any praise (or, worse, criticism) thanks also to the organisers: Dr Homberg / Prof Gerstenberger + the team from H-Soz-Kult