Incredible opportunity for doctoral students researching Foucault's thought. Applications for the
Centre Michel Foucault/IMEC

International research grants are open until December 15, 2023. I can guarantee it will be a wonderful experience!
Link: centremichelfoucault.com/bourse-de-rech…

My intellectual obituary for Maria Mies is now out in Radical Philosophy. I was deeply honoured to write it. We need to celebrate who struggled before us. Rest in Power, Maria Mies.
radicalphilosophy.com/obituary/maria…

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So proud of my PhD student Kotia and his partner Utkarsh who have been fighting for the legalization of same-sex marriage in front of the Indian Supreme Court. They lost the battle but will win the war.

Huge congratulations on your engagement, Kotia and Utkarsh!

Today! A really interesting seminar of Rebeca G Betancourt 🏳️‍🌈 in Palermo.

(Teams link below)

Writing workshops are back! Paul Dudenhefer (Duke University) will give 3 virtual workshops to help you improve:

1. style and syntax
2. framing and making arguments
3. clarity and ease

Specifically for your academic writing 😃
Register here: ysiproject.org/write

Finally defended my dissertation topic yesterday & I passed! ➡️'Race, Place, And Justice:
A Spatial Analysis of Capability Deprivations & Community Punishment' I already wish I could redo it again knowing how fast time flies! 😭 TY Sarah F Small photo cred: Yazgı Genç🙏🏽

The first session of Women in Intellectual History is tomorrow! Sign up below 👇

Un día como hoy hace 124 años inició la Guerra de los Mil Días y con ella un tremendo desorden monetario.
Fuera de estas monedas, tanto los conservadores en el gobierno como los liberales emitieron papel moneda que pudo llevar la inflación a niveles cercanos al 400% 🧵⬇️

La obra de Claudia Goldin hoy en la clase de historia del pensamiento económico.

Claudia Goldin | Women in Economics youtu.be/c_frjr4TBxY?si… a través de YouTube

Tomorrow Lucas Teixeira will present his paper “Inflation in Times of Overlapping Emergencies” (co-authored with Isabella M. Weber, Jesús Lara Jauregui and Luiza Nassif Pires) Bucknell University at 11:30. I’ll post later a Zoom link for those interested later. Paper here peri.umass.edu/images/Weber-P…

#HEN_317
Dependency Theory After Fifty Years: The Continuing Relevance of Latin American Critical Thought
❤️🔁📖
heterodoxnews.com/n/htn317.html

A great day for economic history, labor history, gender history, and Claudia.

Minha contribuição para a Folha de S.Paulo sobre o Nobel de economia para a professora Claudia Goldin.
Society of Family and Gender Economics

Análise: O Nobel de Economia e a revolução silenciosa www1.folha.uol.com.br/mercado/2023/1…

Elles furent chevaleresses, bâtisseuses, recluses, paysannes, autrices, ouvrières, journalistes, scientifiques, résistantes... et ont un point commun : elles ont été invisibilisées dans les manuels scolaires et l'enseignement de l'histoire.
➡️ l.franceculture.fr/8q3

In light of 2023 Nobel mem. prize in economics re-read the interview with Claudia Goldin that we did Orsola Costantini for the series Why We Need Diversity and Pluralism in Economics for Institute for New Economic Thinking were we interviewed #ClaudiaGoldin
ineteconomics.org/perspectives/b…
International Association for Feminist Economics Rebeca G Betancourt 🏳️‍🌈

In today's @HTtweets, Rosa and I reflect on the works of the 2023 Nobel in Economics, Claudia Goldin - some of the key contributions, relevance for India, and where it falls short.

hindustantimes.com/india-news/an-…

I would start with 'The Power of the Pill.'

The paper traces the profound influence of oral contraceptives on women's life choices, especially around work. By granting reproductive autonomy, the pill gave educational and career freedoms for women. dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/hand…

Everyone should listen to the end of Claudia Goldin's interview with Orley Ashenfelter, in which she discusses her experience as a woman in economics. The whole interview is as wonderful as everything Claudia Goldin does, but start at 32:45:

open.spotify.com/episode/2U9t2H…

Fun fact: in what is kind of the most excellent coincidence I have ever seen, today's economics laureate Claudia Goldin has a new NBER working paper out this morning called 'Why Women Won.'

(This really presumably is a coincidence because not only is it not possible to…