We wrote a letter in response to Alan Beattie's Financial Times piece calling for the retirement of the term 'Global South'. We think that it'd be a mistake: it would obscure persistent South-North divides. Based on our open access article: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… ft.com/content/0fa86b…

Very happy to be International Economic Association's International Economic Association IEA featured economist for the month October 2023. In this profile, I reflect on why I do economics, relevance of my work, and how to think about the issue of diversity in the discipline. iea-world.org/Featured%20Eco…

We are excited to announce the launch of our 2nd lecture series 🚨Crises of Capitalism🚨. Based on last year's theoretical analyses, we bring even more relevant topics to our everyday life. Register at 📪bit.ly/3xXMX8Z📪 to receive reading lists and Zoom link.

You are welcome to join our conversation about pluralist teaching, this Tuesday at 14GMT. To access the magazine and the Zoom link, click here shorturl.at/pFGS9

Sad I couldn't make it but really want to congratulate all of the collective effort here! 👏🏾

Such a great project and very relevant for students interested in a hands-on approaches

Schedule for the SOAS Economics Seminar Series for spring term 2024. Join us online or in-person.

In view of aggravating social-ecological crises, we need to talk about "Planning beyond growth". In our new article, Cédric Durand Matthias Schmelzer & I make the case for economic democracy within ecological limits. Available open access doi.org/10.1016/j.jcle… #postgrowth #degrowth

This is outrageous. Hope to see many comrades at the Hammersmith Police Station at 17:00. Solidarity and support for our SOAS students!

We have declared a dispute with SOAS University of London, following their proposals to cut classes that support international students. 34 staff face a fire and rehire process and are at risk of redundancy ucu.org.uk/article/13484/…

This International Women’s day remember it’s radical roots as International Working Women’s day! #ALLwomenareworkingwomen. 💗 come for a panel discussion on social reproduction and the care economy 💗 continue on to a feminist march for Palestinian liberation.

in a few minutes! the answer is, obviously, yes.

Do we need austerity to pay back national debts? ⚖️ Do we lack resources to address climate change? 🌍 Can we risk just "printing money"? 💵 Come watch a preview screening of FINDING THE MONEY Film at SOAS to find answers! Tickets: bit.ly/3TBUtBC

If you're interested in a discussion on Ecological Planning, do consider joining the next Ecological and Marxian Political Economy Reading Group session on Tuesday the 14th of May! Sign up here: forms.gle/Qvq8VXAqN4XmtS…

💬 🌟 Important words from Sara Stevano At the book launch of "Feminist Political Economy - A Global Perspective" in Berlin last Friday, the co-author and SOAS Professor spoke about the importance of students making their voices heard 🗣️ 👏 @pluralecon

These demands are shared by our students in the SOAS LZ ✊🏾

📢📢 Following months of student and staff campaigning, SOAS, University of London has divested £1 million from campaigns complicit in Israeli arms manufacturing and military activity: SOAS has divested from Barclays, Albemarle, and FANUC 1/4

🚀 Our SOAS University of London #Economics Lecturer Chandni Dwarkasing is speaking at the "Marx in the Anthropocene" Conference at Iuav University of Venice! Her talk, "Towards Ecological Microeconomics" explores the formal integration of eco-Marxist thought in Ecological Economics.

Daniela Gabor presenting at the SOAS Economics seminar series. “3.3 billion people live in countries that spend more on debt servicing than on health or education”

The gig economy reveals a lot about how neoliberal policies treat workers and benefit bosses. Our latest blog 'The Gig Economy: Flexibility or Fragility?' by Shloka Murarka is based on a talk by SOAS lecturer Chandni Dwarkasing Read the full piece: bit.ly/4iUOXEH