The European constitutional navigation of the noughties succeeded in stipulating that European integration had ushered in European society (Article 2…
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In her lecture, Valeria Pulignano introduces a theory of the politics of unpaid labor, advancing our understanding of inequality within the context of…
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The European constitutional navigation of the noughties succeeded in stipulating that European integration had ushered in European society (Article 2…
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In her lecture, Valeria Pulignano introduces a theory of the politics of unpaid labor, advancing our understanding of inequality within the context of…
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Beliefs about the future shape attitudes, experiences, and priorities in the present. This lecture explores the relationship between democracy and the…
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The second lecture pursues the theme of agency of state actors in an attempt to explain the rise of the shadow banking system in the US by focusing on…
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After the Great Financial Crisis, central bankers were alerted to the inherent financial stability risks of the shadow banking system, its endogenous…
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Over a century ago, Georg Simmel noted that the need for secrecy unites the nobility with criminal gangs in their quest for power and resources. This…
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What is trust and how should it be studied? In his talk, Gil Eyal argues against conventional approaches to studying trust in the social sciences and…
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We live in an age of migration, and of migration control. Global mobility and the political responses it has engendered have impelled governments in…
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The lecture will explain how rating agencies award sovereign ratings; why they impose penalties on certain political and policy choices; why they are…
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