Home Institute Scholar in Residence podcasts-sir-lectures Podcasts of the Scholar in Residence Lectures All Basak Kus | There Is More to It Than the Repeal of Glass-Steagall Video June 04, 2024 SiR Lecture SiR Lecture Series 2024 - 2 more Basak Kus | Counting Backwards from the US Financial Crisis Video May 28, 2024 SiR Lecture SiR Lecture Series 2024 - 1 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 SiR Lecture This last lecture considers challenges to the US dollar from the yen, euro, and renminbi, as well as the possibility… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 2: Contradictions and Dynamics of Global Quasi-State Money: Triffin Reloaded Podcast June 20, 2023 SiR Lecture This lecture walks through six contradictions or antinomies, expanding on and updating the original contradiction… more Mark Schwartz | Scholar in Residence Lecture 1: Money(s) and Empire - The US Dollar as Global Quasi-State Money Podcast June 06, 2023 SiR Lecture This lecture counterposes metallist and chartalist views on money, as manifested through the “North American” and… more Karen Shire | Scholar in Residence Lecture 3: Trafficked, Forced, and Informalized Labor Podcast June 21, 2022 SiR Lecture Karen Shire | University of Duisburg-EssenScholar in Residence Lecture Part 3While the discussion of regulatory… more Karen Shire | Scholar in Residence Lecture 2: Cross-Border Labor Market Intermediaries Podcast June 14, 2022 SiR Lecture In this second lecture Shire draws on global historical research to show how the creation and maintenance of an… more Karen Shire | Scholar in Residence Lecture 1: Theorizing Regulatory Challenges of Transnational Labor Podcast June 07, 2022 While national economies may rely on different growth models, they are all going through a similar “digital… more Armin Schäfer | The Populist Revolt Podcast December 03, 2019 SiR Lecture In contrast to the predominant explanations, this final lecture offers a view that focuses on "representation losers"… more Show more
