Oxford University's Journal of Financial Regulation publishes paper by former postdocs Dario Laudati and William O’Connell, and lab leads Katharina Pistor and Matthias Thiemann.
The Center for Political Economy has selected three new Postdoctoral Research Scholars for 2026-2027 and named two from last year who will be funded for another year.
The projects are led by a dozen Columbia faculty and involve another 19 faculty and research scholars from around the world.
Naidu, a faculty co-director for the Center for Political Economy, will moderate the July 20 event hosted by Economists for Inclusive Prosperity.
Held May 14 and 15, the event featured seven panel discussions with scholars from all around the country.
Panel features author of “The Wage Standard: What’s Wrong in the Labor Market and How to Fix it.”
This presentation was Session 2, Spring 2026 CPE Money and Finance Seminar Series and was held April 27, 2026.
This scholarly discussion, hosted by the Center for Political Economy, focused on the different approaches of each discussant to moving beyond capitalism.
Clara Berestycki uses mobile phone data to study behavioral responses to 2018 California wildfires.
The author of “The Wage Standard” will join a panel discussion moderated by a New York Times economics reporter.
The focus of the Real Reentry convening was on the practical: what’s working and what needs to change.
The Center for Political Economy supports the Politics and Economics of International Finance conference held at Columbia.