Building an equitable and sustainable society

The Foundation for European Progressive Studies and the University of Greenwich are launching the Greenwich Political […]

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The Foundation for European Progressive Studies and the University of Greenwich are launching the Greenwich Political Economy Research Centre (GPERC). The aim of GPECR is to encourage interdisciplinary analysis of the linkages between institutions, power structures and economic dynamics with a view to:

  • Enhance knowledge of the pressing problems of our time such as inequalities, unemployment, climate change, energy crisis, housing crisis, care deficit, aging, productivity, innovation, and technological change; and 
  • Provide independent and cutting-edge research evidence that will expand the range of evidence-informed and progressive options for policy and practice. 

GPERC brings together an innovative group of researchers who want to expand the knowledge frontier by challenging orthodoxies in economic and social science research.

PROGRAMME

WELCOME ADDRESS

Professor Javier Bonet, Deputy Vice Chancellor – Research, University of Greenwich

SPEAKERS
Dr Ernst Stetter, Foundation of European Progressive Studies
Professor Philip Arestis, University of Cambridge
Jonathan Trickett MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and Shadow Minister for the Constitutional Convention
Ann Pettifor, Policy Research in Macroeconomics, Director
Secretary General Professor
John Weeks, Emeritus Professor, SOAS, University of London
Professor Ozlem Onaran, University of Greenwich, GPERC, Director
Professor Mehmet Ugur, University of Greenwich, GPERC

CHAIR
Jonathan Sibson, Pro Vice Chancellor, Business School, University of Greenwich 

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