CfP Political Economy of Finance conference for early career researchers

Global Economic Governance Programme, University of Oxford. 

Submission Deadline: 15 September

Event: 12-13 October, 2018

Ten years have passed since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis rocked financial markets, and contemporary academic and public debates are still shaped by the aftereffects. Scholarship since the GFC has grappled with the political economy that led to the crisis, prompting a resurgence of empirical research.

The conference will bring together early career researchers working on empirical questions in political economy of finance. We welcome submissions from a wide range of disciplines (politics, economics, law, finance, sociology, business) related (but not limited) to political economy of the following topics:

Capital markets governance
Financialisation and global economic imbalances
Fintech, financial innovation, and systemic risks
Shadow banking and the changing financial landscape
Regulatory institutional change
Macroprudential regulation
Crisis in the theory of the firm
Crony capitalism
Private debt and statehood
The ‘new normal’ in monetary policy
Emerging/frontier market debt and taper tantrums

Special session: Continuity and change? 10 years since the Global Financial Crisis

A number of senior scholars will be invited to act as discussants, providing participants with high quality feedback on their draft papers. To apply, please submit a full paper (limit: 10,000 words) with an abstract (250 words) via email by 15 September to [log in to unmask] Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis so early submissions are strongly encouraged, particularly for applicants looking for stipends.

More details at: 

https://www.geg.ox.ac.uk/news/call-papers-political-economy-finance-conference-early-career-researchers

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