Home Events Audios&Videos Podcasts and Videos Recordings of the MPIfG Lectures and Contributions from the Annual Colloquium All Video Podcast Select type All Video Podcast Simone Dietrich | States, Markets, and Foreign Aid Podcast July 05, 2023 Why do some donor governments pursue international development through recipient governments, while… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 3: The Dollar and Its (Lack of) Rivals: A Balance Sheet of Imperial Monetary Power Podcast July 04, 2023 This last lecture considers challenges to the US dollar from the yen, euro, and renminbi, as well… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 2: Contradictions and Dynamics of Global Quasi-State Money: Triffin Reloaded Podcast June 20, 2023 This lecture walks through six contradictions or antinomies, expanding on and updating the original… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 1: Money(s) and Empire - The US Dollar as Global Quasi-State Money Podcast June 06, 2023 This lecture counterposes metallist and chartalist views on money, as manifested through the “North… more Biao Xiang | The Privatization of Ambition in China Podcast May 31, 2023 How has individual ambition – the desire to improve one’s life chances – driven China’s remarkable… more Sophie Mützel | Digital Payments: New Relations in Embedded Finance Podcast May 25, 2023 Sophie Mützel shows in her talk how the small act of paying digitally in physical stores shapes new… more Isabella Weber | The Specter of Inflation Podcast April 26, 2023 Isabella Weber’s presentation will start from How China Escaped Shock Therapy, her book charting… more Book Discussion: The Rise of Central Banks Podcast March 30, 2023 In “The Rise of Central Banks: State Power in Financial Capitalism” Leon Wansleben explores how… more Simone Derix | Men Moving Money? Podcast February 01, 2023 From Occupy Wall Street and the Panama Papers to the Russian oligarchs, their yachts and real… more Fabian Muniesa | Paranoid Finance Podcast December 12, 2022 Do your own research! Type “NESARA GESARA” and see what you learn. Or try “OPPT UCC” instead. You… more Matthias Matthijs | Forging Consensus in Crisis: Exit, Voice and Loyalty in European Integration Podcast November 16, 2022 During the 2010s, the European project suffered a series of crises that underlined both a shift in… more Institutstag 2022 | Klimawandel und Demokratie Video November 04, 2022 Highlights more Show more Institutstag 2022 | Klimawandel und Demokratie Video November 04, 2022 Highlights more Michèle Knodt | Governance-Herausforderungen der europäischen und deutschen Energie- und Klimapolitik Video November 03, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Andrés López Rivera |Climate Policy and the Future Value(s) of Carbon Video November 03, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Rebecca Elliot | Loss and the Social Life of Climate Change Video November 03, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Philippa Sigl-Glöckner | Makrofinanz und Klimapolitik Video November 03, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Roland Czada |Transformative Klimapolitik in der Zeitenwende Video November 04, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Reiner Grundmann | Das Klimaproblem und der Elefant im Raum Video November 04, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Podiumsgespräch | Klimaschutz – Zwischen Anpassungsdruck, Wettbewerb und sozialer Gerechtigkeit Video November 04, 2022 Institutstag 2022 more Philip Manow | Die Corona-Pandemie und ihr elektoraler Fallout Video November 19, 2021 Institutstag 2021 more Deutschland nach der Wahl: Wie werden die Weichen jetzt gestellt? Video November 19, 2021 Institutstag 2021 more Matthias Thiemann | Zentralbankexpertise im Strudel der Krisen Video November 18, 2021 Institutstag 2021 more Lena Hipp | Geschlechtsspezifische Auswirkungen der Corona-Pandemie Video November 27, 2020 Institutstag 2020 more Show more Simone Dietrich | States, Markets, and Foreign Aid Podcast July 05, 2023 Why do some donor governments pursue international development through recipient governments, while… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 3: The Dollar and Its (Lack of) Rivals: A Balance Sheet of Imperial Monetary Power Podcast July 04, 2023 This last lecture considers challenges to the US dollar from the yen, euro, and renminbi, as well… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 2: Contradictions and Dynamics of Global Quasi-State Money: Triffin Reloaded Podcast June 20, 2023 This lecture walks through six contradictions or antinomies, expanding on and updating the original… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 1: Money(s) and Empire - The US Dollar as Global Quasi-State Money Podcast June 06, 2023 This lecture counterposes metallist and chartalist views on money, as manifested through the “North… more Biao Xiang | The Privatization of Ambition in China Podcast May 31, 2023 How has individual ambition – the desire to improve one’s life chances – driven China’s remarkable… more Sophie Mützel | Digital Payments: New Relations in Embedded Finance Podcast May 25, 2023 Sophie Mützel shows in her talk how the small act of paying digitally in physical stores shapes new… more Isabella Weber | The Specter of Inflation Podcast April 26, 2023 Isabella Weber’s presentation will start from How China Escaped Shock Therapy, her book charting… more Book Discussion: The Rise of Central Banks Podcast March 30, 2023 In “The Rise of Central Banks: State Power in Financial Capitalism” Leon Wansleben explores how… more Simone Derix | Men Moving Money? Podcast February 01, 2023 From Occupy Wall Street and the Panama Papers to the Russian oligarchs, their yachts and real… more Fabian Muniesa | Paranoid Finance Podcast December 12, 2022 Do your own research! Type “NESARA GESARA” and see what you learn. Or try “OPPT UCC” instead. You… more Matthias Matthijs | Forging Consensus in Crisis: Exit, Voice and Loyalty in European Integration Podcast November 16, 2022 During the 2010s, the European project suffered a series of crises that underlined both a shift in… more Rowland Atkinson | New Gilded Age in a Broken World? Podcast October 26, 2022 Today, as the pandemic eases, we might ask what a social politics of inequality will look like in… more Show more
