Jakob Kapeller
Jakob Kapeller ist Professor und geschäftsführender Direktor am ifso. Zudem leitet er das Institut für die Gesamtanalyse der Wirtschaft (ICAE). Schwerpunkte: Ökonomischer und sozialer Wandel und Plurale Ökonomik.
Neuste Beiträge von Jakob Kapeller
Beyond the Comfort of Averages (HEN Editorial 361)
The mean feels intuitive and convenient, but it often hides inequality, heterogeneity and extremes, shaping misleading narratives about poverty, growth and climate change.
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Heterodox Futures in Motion (HEN Editorial 360)
Against the odds, a new generation drives pluralist economics forward, creative, connected, and unstoppable.
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Learning Economics by Doing: From Construction Sites to Crypto Mining (HEN Editorial 359)
Why hands-on experience, from political activism to crypto mining, can reveal economic insights no textbook alone can teach.
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Shared Foundations, Living Debates, and Institutions of Heterodox Economics (HEN Editorial 358)
From wage-led growth to feminist macro and institutional struggles: how shared heterodox ideas, debates, and spaces continue to shape economics.
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Defining Heterodox Economics: From Umbrella Term to Shared Foundations (HEN Editorial 357)
From inherited tradition to bold redefinition: a personal journey toward a positive, shared vision of what heterodox economics truly is.
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Nerdy, Solid, Stable: The Invisible Backbone of Our Newsletter (HEN Editorial 356)
Why our newsletter runs on digital commons, NixOS, and friendship—and how this infrastructure empowers us.
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Honouring Heterodoxy: Geoff Harcourt, Critical Traditions, and the Power of Pluralist Economics (HEN Editorial 355)
A tribute to Geoff Harcourt highlights community, intellectual breadth, and new heterodox work on power, inequality, and economic education.
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Why Wine Won’t Make You Rich: Rethinking Trade, Industry, and Development (HEN Editorial 354)
From Ricardo to China, sectoral choices, scale economies, and globalization reveal why industrial structure still shapes prosperity in unexpected ways.
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Beyond Growth: Rethinking Europe’s Economic Model in an Age of Limits (HEN Editorial 353)
Why Europe must move beyond growth and rethink economic policy around resilience, limits, and a sustainable corridor.
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