By Nils Kupzok and Jonas Nahm
The Center for Political Economy has selected four Postdoctoral Research Scholars for 2024-2025.
Andrias takes stock of the levers states and localities are exploring to build worker power.
Led by graduate students from across the university, 20 projects have been selected for funding.
Andrias writes that if corporations prevail, U.S. workers would be more vulnerable to exploitation.
Political Science Professor Jeffry Frieden, who serves on the Center's advisory board, writes that politics is how society puts a value on things economists can’t measure.
Barnard professor's project to host April conference on Social Reproduction, Care, Racial Capitalism
The two-day conference will be a culmination of the efforts of Center grant awardee Premilla Nadasen, a professor of history at Barnard College.
The Atlantic magazine published online Nov. 27 John's article, The Tech Giant's Anti-regulation Fantasy.
The Center is particularly interested in funding early-career faculty and interdisciplinary teams from at least two Columbia schools.
Center faculty grant awardee Bernard Harcourt's Coöperism 13/13 explores promising forms of cooperation to eclipse neoliberal capitalism.
Center faculty grantee Richard John explains that major internet companies pretend that they're best left alone, but history shows otherwise.