On October 19-22, 2016, at the Central European University in Budapest, the Young Scholars Initiative (YSI) will hold its first plenary, under the title “Piecing Together a Paradigm”.
The event will bring together 15 diverse YSI working groups — each searching for frameworks to guide their research — to place their work in a bigger picture, asking how the specific questions of each group fit together.
We envision the plenary as an opportunity for our working groups to encounter and inspire each other enriched by the mentorship of more than 40 pre-eminent thinkers, including:
The plenary will also help to set the research agenda for YSI’s coming year and will include:
- Comprehensive parallel working group meeting schedule for 15 working groups
- High profile open sessions hosted by the working groups
- Keynote addresses and big picture panels with leading economic thinkers
- Community plenaries to set our overall agenda for the coming year
YSI Plenary Program
Last update: 11 October 2016
Wednesday, 19 October |
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12.00 |
Registration opens |
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14.00 |
Debate on Helicopter Money |
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15.00 |
Coffee Break |
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15.30 |
Session 1A:
Development Economics
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Session 1B:
Finance, Law and Economics
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Session 1C:
Post-Keynesian Economics |
17.00 |
Coffee Break |
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17.30 |
Welcome Address |
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19.30 |
Reception |
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Thursday, 20 October |
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09:00 |
Working Group Meetings |
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12.00 |
Lunch |
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13.00 |
Keynote |
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14.00 |
Plenary Meeting |
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15.00 |
Coffee Break |
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15.30 |
Session 2A:
Complexity Economics
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Session 2B:
Economic History
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Session 2C:
Special Session on Karl Polanyi
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17.00 |
Coffee Break |
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17.15 |
Session 3A:
Financial Stability
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Session 3B:
Philosophy of Economics
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Session 3C:
Urban and Regional Economics
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19.15 |
Special Session w/ Surprise Guest |
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20.30 |
Plenary Dinner on Columbus Boat |
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Friday, 21 October |
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10.00 |
The Big Picture I |
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11.45 |
Coffee Break |
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12.10 |
The Big Picture II |
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13.30 |
Lunch |
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14.30 |
Working Group Meetings |
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17.00 |
Social Activities |
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Saturday, 22 October |
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09.00 |
Working Group Meetings |
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12.30 |
Lunch |
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13.30 |
Session 4A:
Inequality
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Session 4B:
History of Economic Thought
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Session 4C:
Latin America and East Asia
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15.00 |
Coffee Break |
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15.30 |
Session 5A:
The Economics of Innovation
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Session 5B:
Political Economy of Europe
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Session 5C:
Gender and Economics |
17.00 |
Coffee Break |
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17.30 |
Closing Plenary |
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18.30 |
End |
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19.00 |
Party @ Szimpla |
Side Events
Wednesday, 19 October | |
14.00-15.00 | Book presentation Annelise Riles, The Politics of Central Banking |
15.30-16.30 | Book presentation Richard Koo, Balance Sheet Recessions |
16.30-17.30 | Book presentation Richard Koo, Balance Sheet |
Thursday, 21 October | |
17.00-17.45 | Introducing “Exploring Economics” - An online education platform by Netzwerk Plurale Ökonomik |
18.00-18.45 | Introduction to the IJPEE |
19.00-19.45 | Introduction to Macrobond |
Saturday, 22 October | |
10.00-12.00 | Special Session: Replication in Economics Garret Christensen Benjamin Wood Andrew Chang |
12.30-13.30 | Meeting of YSI Africa Working Group |
13.30-14.30 | Meeting of YSI Behavioral Economics Working Group |
14.30-15.15 | Meet Evonomics |
15.30-17.00 | Meet Rethinking Economics, Netzwerk Plurale Ökonomik and ISIPE |
Call for Abstracts & Travel Stipends
Our working groups welcome contributions by young researchers who wish to present their work in the working group meetings. Click on the working group below to see their specific call for abstracts. You may submit your abstract (or paper) to one or two working group of your choice. The deadline for submissions is August 1st, 2016. [now closed]
Travel stipends will be awarded on the basis of merit and need. If you indicate the need for travel support, please include a brief motivation (we are interested in your thoughts on new economic thinking, how this plenary may benefit you and your research, and whether you’ve had any previous engagement with YSI).
Working Groups
Accepted abstracts may be awarded travel support. Submitting an abstract will increase the likelihood of being awarded a travel stipend, but an application can also be made with motivation only.