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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 […]

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Departing from this amusing yet entirely real vignette, it is worth considering several outstanding and insightful books that thoughtfully engage with various dimensions of this fascinating subject matter: Billig, M. (1995). Banal nationalism. Sage. Bloch, M., & Parry, J. (Eds.). (1989). Money and the morality of exchange. Cambridge University Press. Desan, C. (2014). Making...

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The Karl Polanyi Institute of Political Economy at Concordia University has launched the Bibliographic Database of International Scholarship – a project dedicated to exploring Karl Polanyi’s preeminent intellectual legacy and current influence worldwide. This resource acts as a hub for Polanyi-inspired research across disciplines, providing scientific monitoring of emergin...

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by Noé Kabouche* Over the last few decades, initiatives involving ‘sustainable’, ‘ethical’ and ‘responsible’ finance have been thriving. Among this flourishing renewal of morality in the financial world, ‘impact investing’ is one of the last iterations of such attempts, continuously presented since 2007 as a revolutionary endeavor meant to achieve the not-so-easily-achievable ef...

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