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Why study the history of development economics?
ReDe webinar series
Location:
Online
Type:
Other
YSI Presenters
Description
Michele Alacevich (Associate Professor of History, Department of Political and Social Science, University of Bologna) will discuss the history of development economics looking for analytical insights that can inform policy-making in the development field today. The focus will be on the political economy of development, and on how theoretical debates and the practice of development affect each other in unexpected and at times counterintuitive ways.
Hosted by Working Group(s):
Attendees
Aswathi Nair
Bryan Joseph Ortiz
Raghav Chakravarthy
Étienne Desfossés
Camila Franco Restrepo
Deepa Kylasam Iyer
Matthieu Renault
Luis Alejandro Macias Mariño
Francis Kuriakose
Jessica Turner
Sergey Steblev
Dario Vazquez
Dayana Alejandra Gonzalez Bolanos
Bishnupriya Bagh
Peter Robau
Christina Laskaridis
Mohit Arora
Duvan Felipe Sierra Zambrano
Hannah Tyler
Pedro Alfonso de la Puente Sierra
Luis Ricardo Martinez Ramirez
Keno Haverkamp
Benjamin Genta
Daniel Yang
Anne-Pauline de Cler
Thiagu Ranganathan
Angshuman Sarma
Chris Macrae
farhad gohardani
Abdulrasheed Abdulkarim Isah
Yaxye Jacfar
Celso Neris Jr
Ender Ferreira
Juan Acosta
Yeasin Mohammad Amin
Alejandro Garay-Huaman
Raphaël Orange-Leroy
Munish Sharma
Denanjalee Gunaratne
Zach Kopelman
Mehdi Shoghi
shreya nambiar
Juan Odisio
Alexia Papadelou
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