Rebuilding Macroeconomics

Join us for 's "Is the System Fit for Purpose?" Hub's 2nd Workshop: currencies, digital and their consequences for and central - Held at

Is the Financial System Fit for Purpose? 2nd Workshop The Finance Hub will be holding a workshop in January 2019. This meeting will consist of a general discussion as part of our search for fresh ideas.

Now open: Finance Hub - Call for Research.
Looking for genuinely innovative, ambitious and risky research proposals (esp. interdisciplinary & new methods). Short application form

Finance Hub: Call for Research The Finance Hub will be releasing its first research call on 10 October 2018. This page will be updated once we have decided on the research agenda for this call. Once released, we will be accepting applications for the first stage from 10 October until 30 October 2018.

Kicking off the Conference ‘Bringing Psychology & Social Sciences into Macroeconomics’ ⁦⁩ outlines the aims of

We have just released the details, agenda and venue for 's first Institutions Hub Workshop. Do We Have Confidence in Institutions? To find out more click the link below

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: Confidence in Our Economic Institutions? Workshop Rebuild Macro will hold a workshop on 17 September 2018 at the London School of Economics. We will bring together ideas from a small group of leading experts across a range of relevant disciplines to further discuss this Hub’s research question.

Visit our website to see the latest workshops & events. We ask fundamental questions about in relation to the ‘real world’ & encourage rigorous, innovative & interdisciplinary research.

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: Upcoming Events Take a look at our upcoming events: Each year we will hold numerous workshops, discovery meetings, public consultations, seminars and conferences. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the know.

Our latest blog is out now: 'An Introduction to 's Hub' by Hub Leader Ekaterina Svetlova.

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: An Introduction to the Finance Hub Since the Global Financial Crisis, there has been a growing movement to reconsider the tools and methods used by the economics profession. Critics provide examples of what macroeconomic models omit and perhaps cannot accomplish.

Missed our latest newsletter? Read it here. In this issue of the newsletter, we have several research workshop announcements & dates, & we talk about our acceptance to the Festival of Social Science. Click the link below. https://mailchi.mp/8130cb94a4d2/the-latest-updates-from-rebuilding-macroeconomics …

The latest updates from Rebuilding Macroeconomics Building on its inaugural meeting (Summary Note here) earlier this year, we extend the discussion on whether our Financial System Fit for Purpose. The workshop will be at University College London.

The Social Cooperation Hub held its inaugural discovery meeting on 28 November 2017, bringing together scholars from a variety of disciplines to discuss the question, “Does Social Cooperation Affect Macroeconomic Performance?” Following from this meeting and the appointment of Prof Dennis Snower and Prof Sir Paul Collier as Hub Leaders, we will hold four pre-workshop seminars on 10 and 11 October, and also on 15 and 30 November at NIESR and the University of Oxford.

The seminars will bring together experts to guide the research agenda of the Hub, generate ideas, and contribute towards designing the Hub’s inaugural workshop shortly after. Following the workshop, the Hub will be in a position to release a research call that addresses the question of whether social cooperation affects macroeconomic performance.

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: Does Social Cooperation Affect Macroeconomic Performance? Seminar Series Following from this meeting and the appointment of Prof Dennis Snower and Prof Sir Paul Collier as Hub Leaders, we will hold four pre-workshop seminars on 10 and 11 October, and also on 15 and 30 November at NIESR and the University of Oxford.

We are delighted to announce that is joining the ’s Festival of Social Science. Our event is titled “ in ” & will discuss some of our on , & - Members of the public welcome!

Rebuild Macro Joins ESRC’s Festival of Social Science Rebuilding Macroeconomics will be participating in the ESRC’s Festival of Social Science to increase awareness of social science research and have a discussion with the public. The event is titled “Women in Economics” and will discuss some of our current research that looks at inequality, gend...

Is ‘Fit for Purpose’? by Prof Dirk Bezemer. "The was seen as an engine humming along; credit was the oil lubricating its many moving parts... we learned that too much oil can flood an engine, leading to seizure & longterm damage."

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: Is Finance ‘Fit for Purpose’? Metaphors are appealing in their simplicity but can mislead if they are framed inaccurately. Before 2007, there was a ruling metaphor for finance and the economy.

Job vacancies The National Institute of Economic and Social Research at any one time is working on a wide array of projects and we may have vacancies on a part-time temporary basis for advanced postgraduate students with good quantitative and/or qualitative skills. We are happy to receive speculative applications...

Call for research now open. 's Hub led by has issued its first call for . We are particularly interested in proposals & the introduction of new methods to . Apply today

Rebuilding Macroeconomics: [Open] Globalisation Hub: Call for Research The Globalisation Hub of Rebuilding Macroeconomics (RM) is looking to fund pilot research projects that address the over-arching question of ‘Can Globalisation Benefit All?’