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Applications received on a rolling basis. Ideal start-date July 1, 2025


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Job Announcement: Harvard’s Law and Political Economy Program is hiring an Executive Director”

Submissions due February 15, 2025


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Call for submissions: The Treasury Historical Association’s 1500 Penn Prize”

Abstracts due February 15, 2025


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Calls for papers: Methodological Pluralism in Critical Finance Research”

Contributors: Gerald Epstein, Thomas Marois, Iain Frame, Rory Van Loo, Andrew Cumbers, Franziska Paul, Michael Swack, Ellen Brown, Nancy Ryan, Rohan Grey, Wesley Marshall Nadav Orian Peer, Dan Rohde, Jean-Philippe Bombay, Christine Desan, Earl H. Stalin and more to come
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Public Banking”

Director of Competition & Regulatory Policy; Senior Policy Analyst; Fellow in Networks, Platforms & Utilities Law; and much more!


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Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator – Open research and policy positions in political economy and regulatory policy”

BFLR 7th Annual FinTech Issue (due May 1, 2025), BFLR FinTech Fellowship (due May 1, 2025), and BFLR Law Student FinTech Writing Program (due June 16, 2025)


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Calls for papers and fellowship opportunities from the Banking & Finance Law Review”

Call for papers "Finance and Society". Abstracts due October 1, 2024


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Call for papers – When finance becomes tech”

University of Michigan, January 6-7, 2025. Papers due October 13, 2024


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Call for Papers – 7th Law & Macroeconomics Conference”

Josh Ryan-Collins
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Guiding Credit for the Climate Transition: the Role of Central Banks”

Jens van 't Klooster and Eric Monnet 
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Mandates are Never Narrow: How Monetary Policy Can be Green and Democratic”

Steffen Murau, Andrei Guter-Sandu and Armin Haas
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Monetary Architecture and the Green Transition: What Role for Central Banks?”

Ulrich Volz
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From Market Neutrality to Carbon Neutrality : Central Banking in Times of Ecological Crisis”

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Abelardo Morell: $5”

University of Amsterdam, October 10-11. Applications due June 9


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Call for Papers – ‘Law & (De)Valuation Practices’ conference in Amsterdam”

Panel on June 12 hosted by the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose


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Online Expert Panel : Financing the ecological transition”

Opportunity for candidates for a doctoral degree in law. Applications due June 15


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Call for applications – Banking and Finance Law Review FinTech Fellowship”

Sarah Bloom Raskin
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“Live the Questions Now” – Rainer Maria Rilke”

Monday May 20

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Virtual Workshop : Daniela Gabor – The Wall Street Consensus and Bidenomics”

Daniel Sufranski
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A Narrow Role with Broad Implications – Climate Change and Central Banking”

University of Sheffield, 12-13 September. Applications due May 1


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Call for Papers! Finance and society conference 2024”

Monica DiLeo
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Political Uncertainty in Central Bank Responses to Climate Change”

David Barmes & Simon Dikau
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From Financial Stability to Price Stability in Sustainable Central Banking”

March 26, 2024
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Jakob Feinig, Social Categories as if Money Mattered”

Daniela Gabor, Jens Van’t Klooster, Steffen Murau, Danny Sufranski, Ulrich Volz, Monica DiLeo, Simon Dikau, David Barmes, Sarah Bloom Raskin, Ulrich Volz, Josh Ryan-Collins
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Central Banks & the Climate Crisis”

Opportunity for faculty and graduate students whose work engages with capitalism as an analytic concept and/or as an object of social, political, or historical inquiry and critique


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Faculty and Graduate Student Fellowships – Robert L. Heilbroner Center for Capitalism Studies”

February 27, 2024
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David M. P. Freund, Money Talks”

February 6, 2024
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Pierre-Christian Fink, Moralizing Money”

January 30, 2024
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Adam Slez, A Story About the Democratic Constitution of Society”

January 23, 2024
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Josh Pacewicz, A Meaty Historical Analysis”

Opportunity for PhDs whose work engages meaningfully with financial history in any time period or region of the world and who earned a doctorate within 5 years of the application deadline. Applications due March 1


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Post-Doctoral Fellowship – Henry Kaufman Financial History Fellowship Program”

Stephanie Mudge, Josh Pacewicz, Adam Slez, Pierre-Christian Fink, David M.P. Freund
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Jakob Feinig’s Moral Economies of Money: Politics and the Monetary Constitution of Society”