New publication by Paul Lewis !

New publication! Compares Elinor Ostrom's work to the theory of social positioning developed by the Cambridge Social Ontology Group, examining her ontological commitments and highlighting how she drew on the work of John Commons. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
KCL Department of Political Economy PPE King's

New book review published! By Dr. Prashant Narang (Prashant Narang) and Samrudha Surana on a recent book titled Liberalism’s Last Man: Hayek in the Age of Political Capitalism.

csgs.kcl.ac.uk/book-review/ha…

We were delighted to host Prof. William Easterly from New York University this month for The Governance Podcast, where we discussed liberal vs paternalist approaches to economic development policy. Check it out below and share your thoughts. ow.ly/vMeO50QOsbY 📣

Join us today at 17:30, where we will host a discussion with an esteemed panel of experts, who will explore the role of wiretapping in democracies across modern Europe. Save the date and join us at what is set to be a fascinating online event 🌍 ow.ly/RX7V50QH5ZL

We were delighted to host Prof. William Easterly from New York University this month for The Governance Podcast, where we discussed liberal vs paternalist approaches to economic development policy. Check it out below and share your thoughts. ow.ly/vMeO50QOsbY 📣

Dr. Pablo Paniagua has reviewed John Kay & Mervyn King's book titled Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future, a wonderfully practical book about how to deal with uncertainty in economics, finance, and public policy Read below: ow.ly/79En50QH5IX

📢CALL FOR PAPERS & SESSIONS📢

#WINIR2024 Conference on 'Institutional Resilience & Recovery' (19-21 Sept 2024) #Pittsburgh Center for Governance and Markets Jen Brick Murtazashvili Ilia Murtazashvili

w/ keynotes by Jennifer Lackey (@NorthwesternU) & Ashutosh Varshney Ashutosh Varshney

winir.org/winir-2024/

New blog article on industrial policy!

For our blog this week Bryan Cheang from King's College London writes about the potential problems with the topical idea of mission-based industrial policies.

Read below!👇👇

reform.uk/comment/the-fo…

Ahead of the European elections, concerns are growing over unresolved cases of govts across 🇪🇺 using illegal spyware.

Prof Mark Pennington KCL CSGS: Centre For Study of Governance & Society, Petros Kokkalis, Sophie in 't Veld & Georgios Samaras explore this complex issue.

🗓️18 Mar 17:30, online
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Join us next Monday, where we will host a discussion with an esteemed panel of experts, who will explore the role of wiretapping in democracies across modern Europe. Save the date and join us at what is set to be a fascinating online event 🌍 ow.ly/fk6J50QH5Yp

We were delighted to host Prof. William Easterly from New York University this month for The Governance Podcast, where we discussed liberal vs paternalist approaches to economic development policy. Check it out below and share your thoughts. ow.ly/vMeO50QOsbY 📣

We were delighted to host Dr. Matthew D. Mitchell for an episode of The Governance Podcast, where we spoke about the socialist reality in Estonia’s history and how this has evolved over time. Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments 📣 ow.ly/FXLX50QGErw

📅🚨 What important truth do very few people agree with you on? That’s just one of the questions on the application form for the Civic Future Fellowship. Think you have a good answer? Apply here.

civicfuture.org/fellowship/

Dr. Pablo Paniagua has reviewed John Kay & Mervyn King's book titled Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future, a wonderfully practical book about how to deal with uncertainty in economics, finance, and public policy Read below: ow.ly/79En50QH5IX

Join us on the 18th of March, where we will host a discussion with an esteemed panel of experts, who will explore the role of wiretapping in democracies across modern Europe. Save the date and join us at what is set to be a fascinating online event 🌍 ow.ly/nqu450QH5Qt

📣 'Epistemic Problems in Hayek's Defence of Free Markets' - out now in Economics & Philosophy.

Rather than supporting free markets, I argue Hayek’s epistemic approach often rules out comparisons between more and less regulated markets.

doi.org/10.1017/S02662…

We were delighted to host Dr. Matthew D. Mitchell for an episode of The Governance Podcast, where we spoke about the socialist reality in Estonia’s history and how this has evolved over time. Check it out below and share your thoughts in the comments 📣 ow.ly/FXLX50QGErw

Dr. Pablo Paniagua has reviewed John Kay & Mervyn King's book titled Radical Uncertainty: Decision-making for an unknowable future, a wonderfully practical book about how to deal with uncertainty in economics, finance, and public policy Read below: ow.ly/79En50QH5IX