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​History and Sociology of Emerging Markets

Jan 26–May 4, 2017 Download .ics

Hagerty Library L-33 | Drexel University

Discussion

A Speaker Series for the Greater Philadelphia Region

The series is hosted by Drexel University, and anyone interested is invited to join.

Venue: Hagerty Library L-33

Time 3:00 – 5:00 pm


January 26, 2017: Postindustrialism

Speakers: Adrienne Brown (University of Chicago), Jason Jackson (MIT)

Discussant: Alden Young (Drexel University)


February 23, 2017: Reconstructing the Environment

Speakers: Emmanuel Kreike (Princeton University) and Nick Kapur (Rutgers, Camden) 

Discussant: Gabriel Rocha (Drexel University)


April 6, 2017: Special Panel Discussion: International Finance, Money and Commodities

Panelists: Izabella Kaminska (The Financial Times), Adam Tooze (Columbia University), Onur Ozgode (Duke University), and Richard Vague (Gabriel Investments)

This session is sponsored by the Private Debt Project


May 4, 2017: Authoritarianism and Economic Nationalism*

*4:00 – 6:00 pm

Speakers: Melissa Teixeira (Harvard University), Jeremy Friedman (Harvard University) Discussant: David Ludden (NYU)

If you have any questions, please contact Jacob Feygin.

This series is supported by the Drexel University College of Arts and Sciences Departments of History and African Studies, the Drexel University International Programs, and a YSI Event Grant.