Inga Rademacher

Trying this again😅: Our online seminar with Natascha van der Zwan @nataschavanderzwan.bsky.social is on the 19th of November; and eventbrite tickets are now available again; sign up here: lnkd.in/eAEJD8QY

Join us for a session with David Kampmann (Oxford) on AI start-ups and private capital markets on 12 November either in person or online; sign up here www.eventbrite.com/e/1683003882...

Based on our workshop on the Economic Project of the Far Right @vladimirbortun.bsky.social, @theobourgeron.bsky.social and myself are editing a special issue in Emancipations; we are seeking additional contributions; you can find the call for papers here: scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/emancipation...

Reminder to sign up for our hybrid workshop on the Economic Project of the Far Right which will take place next Monday www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cityperc-w...

You may join us either online or in person (except Natascha's talk will be online only) by signing up here www.eventbrite.ie/o/cityperc-1...

We are organising a small lecture series at CITYPERC this semester on "Financial Futures: Tech, Green Transitions, China and the Global South" with four brilliant speakers: @nataschavanderzwan.bsky.social, @johannespetry.bsky.social, David Kampmann and @bbonizzi.bsky.social

Our workshop on the Far-Right Economic Project will be followed by a public lecture by James K. Galbraith who will speak on electoral developments and the current economic agenda in the US. This lecture will be an in-person event only, you can sign up here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cityperc-k...

Speakers: @dorobohle.bsky.social, @theobourgeron.bsky.social, Lina Ehrich, @philiprathgeb.bsky.social, @palmapolyak.bsky.social, Photis Lysandrou, @dasilvapp.bsky.social, @danielk24.bsky.social, @alentop.bsky.social, @vladimirbortun.bsky.social and myself

CITYPERC is organising a workshop on the Economic Project of the Far Right on October 6 at City, University of London. To join us in person or via Teams sign up here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cityperc-w...

Thank you, Ilias!!

Finance and the Far Right Rademacher challenges the portrayal of far-right economic policies as erratic by systematically analysing their financial strategies across eight advanced economies. Drawing on a new database of far-r...

www.postneoliberalism.org/articles/fin... working on a map of financial market policies of far right in 9 advanced economies; data implies asset manager capitalism nurtures economic nationalism but does so decidedly differently; far right seeks to save capitalism--Braun/Gabor/Ban meet Max Horkheimer

Join us for a session with Quinn Slobodian!

YouTube video by CITYPERC Book Launch: "Dollar Dominance" with Photis Lysandrou

youtu.be/PbzFLF-vlyo?... If you have missed Photis Lysandrou's book launch you can watch it here "Dollar Dominance. Why it Rules the Global Economy and How to Challenge it"

My five cents in @bloomberg.com on the international euro “We’re not there yet, that’s clear, but people underestimate how quickly these things can move because they think about the pound sterling taking a century to be replaced by the dollar.”

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Polanyi on how fascism rescues capitalism which is in a deadlock with democracy 'The fascist solution[...] can be described as a reform of market economy achieved at the extirpation of all democratic institutions[...] The economic system which was in peril of disruption would thus be revitalized'

British and Comparative Political Economy Group British and Comparative Political Economy Group

And here is our eventbrite link which might make it easier to sign up if you see this on your phone www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/british-an...

I am working on a dataset on the financial regimes of the far right. I also find interesting the flipside of expansionism: the continental far-right (IT/F/GRE/DE/AUT) wants to seal domestic financial systems off from private equity and install national credit- or capital-market cycles

The PSA-BCPE seminar series has a great line-up this year with presentations by Anke Hassel, Mark Blyth, @vapunkt.bsky.social and @quinnslobodian.com. You can join the sessions by signing up via the QR code below and we will send you a zoom link before the event

Very excited to have received a cover for my forthcoming book States of Innovation with @brisunipress.bsky.social!

The book explores innovation policies adopted by the Federal government & state governments in Maine, Michigan, California, and Texas in response to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis

Good points! I'm comparing different financial regimes of the far right and Meloni and Le Pen have significant regulatory initiatives (I think they try to protect domestic banks) but Trump has a deregulatory agenda in finance (weaken Dodd-Frank) which may expand asset management, private equity etc

Kalecki on why neo-Nazis promote laissez-faire policies "oil interests... Bank of America... are all "young" and "dynamic". They are not particularly worried about slumps because they think that they will increase their possessions at the expense of "old" capitalists"; thinking about Trump & finance

And the paper says that the Germans did not go down that route

Thank you so much @annpettifor.bsky.social your work in this area has been an inspiration for me!

Controlling Capital - Political Economy Research Centre Capital controls are restrictions on international capital flows which may include taxes, prohibitions, or approvals. These restrictions were used extensively in the post-war era but progressively los...

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In this blogpost at @goldperc.bsky.social I discuss why Keynes believed that capital controls were essential to the economic and democratic management of Western societies

My assumption is that Labour understands that it has to offer expansive fiscal solutions to restore trust in British democracy. The problem is not expansive policy, it's that financial markets curtail Labour's policy space

Either financial market integration/globalisation made it impossible, or they just thought it did... But this should be explained to voters who (I think) want to understand the economy and the policy space we have in it

Wahlprogramm der SPD: Zur Bundestagswahl 25-mal "kämpfen" Einkommenssteuern runter, Mindestlohn rauf, stabile Renten: Worauf die SPD mit Scholz in ihrem "Regierungsprogramm" zur Bundestagswahl setzt.

www.zdf.de/nachrichten/... As far as I can tell, this is the most left-wing SPD manifesto I have seen in my lifetime (progressive capital gains tax, higher tax for top incomes and the wealthy). To regain trust they should explain why they didn't pursue these policies for most of the past 30 years

My new article is out!! Capital controls critically shaped the evolution of export/finance-led economies. The Bundesbank used controls on innovative financial products until 1998 and hindered Frankfurt's development into a vibrant financial hub doi.org/10.1093/ser/...

images.app.goo.gl/7YoU9Wo9v7Km... In fall 2007, 2 FOMC members objected to propping up financial markets based on moral hazard concerns. Bernanke explained mh was 'misunderstood', and the FOMC settled on a rule that micro moral hazard was bad but (supporting indi banks) macro moral hazard was ok