ASE Webinar on State-Sponsored Violence
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ASE Webinar on “How to do ‘interdisciplinary’ research”
Amitava Dutt, Sara Stevano, and Lisa Herzog – members of the editorial board of the Review of Social Economy – gave a talk about how
ASE Webinar on Policy-Related Research
Paolo Ramazzotti, managing editor of the Forum for Social Economics, gave a talk about how to undertake policy-related research. Aimed at junior scholars, the session was
ASE Webinar on Publishing and the Publication Process
Roberto Veneziani, co-editor of the Review of Social Economy, gave a talk about publishing and the publication process. This talk was aimed at junior scholars
An Important Message from the ASE about the Recent Assault on Asian Americans in the Atlanta, Georgia Area
The Association for Social Economics expresses deep concern and outrage at the murders and targeting of three Atlanta-area businesses on March 16, 2021 in which a male shooter killed
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- Unpaid housework and super-exploitation of labor: a suggested model and empirical evidence from Mexico and Colombia
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The Silenced Women
A deep dive into the research of 2020 William R. Waters grant recipient, Abhilasha Sahay. She asks, what is the role of public activism in stimulating reporting of gender based violence?
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