In partnership with the organizing committee of the Lille 2026 International Post-Keynesian Conference, the Keynesian Economics Working Group of YSI is opening a call to support young scholars presenting at the conference through partial travel stipends and accommodation.
The 2nd edition of the International Post-Keynesian Conference will take place from June 24 to 26, 2026, at the University of Lille, under the theme “The end of economic globalization: Towards a return to a kind of regional self-sufficiency?”.
The global economic paradigm that has prevailed since the 1980s is showing clear signs of strain. The principles associated with the Washington Consensus are increasingly challenged by recurring financial crises, persistent macroeconomic imbalances, and shifting geopolitical dynamics. This evolving context calls for a reassessment of the foundations of international integration. In particular, the resurgence of protectionist tendencies reflects not only barriers to trade, but also a broader attempt by countries to regain control over economic and environmental policy, bringing renewed attention to questions of sovereignty and self-sufficiency.
Against this backdrop, the YSI Pre-Conference, convened by the Keynesian Working Group on the morning of June 24, aims to provide a space for critical and constructive discussion. Featuring two keynote speakers (to be announced), it will bring together young scholars working within the Post-Keynesian tradition to engage with these challenges. The focus is on advancing analytical and policy-oriented contributions that address economic resilience, financial stability, and the ecological transition, while considering how to balance international interdependence with
In partnership with the organizing committee of the Lille 2026 International Post-Keynesian Conference, the Keynesian Economics Working Group of YSI is opening a call to support young scholars presenting at the conference through partial travel stipends and accommodation.
The 2nd edition of the International Post-Keynesian Conference will take place from June 24 to 26, 2026, at the University of Lille, under the theme “The end of economic globalization: Towards a return to a kind of regional self-sufficiency?”.
The global economic paradigm that has prevailed since the 1980s is showing clear signs of strain. The principles associated with the Washington Consensus are increasingly challenged by recurring financial crises, persistent macroeconomic imbalances, and shifting geopolitical dynamics. This evolving context calls for a reassessment of the foundations of international integration. In particular, the resurgence of protectionist tendencies reflects not only barriers to trade, but also a broader attempt by countries to regain control over economic and environmental policy, bringing renewed attention to questions of sovereignty and self-sufficiency.
Against this backdrop, the YSI Pre-Conference, convened by the Keynesian Working Group on the morning of June 24, aims to provide a space for critical and constructive discussion. Featuring two keynote speakers (to be announced), it will bring together young scholars working within the Post-Keynesian tradition to engage with these challenges. The focus is on advancing analytical and policy-oriented contributions that address economic resilience, financial stability, and the ecological transition, while considering how to balance international interdependence with democratic governance and sustainability.
How to Apply
Young scholars with an accepted paper at the conference are eligible to apply for YSI support.
Selected participants can expect accommodation in Lille and/or partial travel stipends, as well as the opportunity to join a YSI Social Dinner.
Applications must be submitted through the following link: https://forms.gle/pc2eTj1JBUMALpDu7
Key Details
Conference: Lille 2026 International Post-Keynesian Conference (2nd edition)
Location: University of Lille
Dates: June 24–26, 2026
YSI Pre-Conference: June 24 (morning)
Application deadline: April 30
Notification of selection: May 8t