Entrepreneurial Passion Behind the Heterodox Economics Newsletter (HEN Editorial 345)

Von Jakob Kapeller|2025-06-24T10:11:56+02:00 24. Juni 2025|Heterodox Economics Newsletter|

Hono­ring past con­tri­bu­tors, invi­ting new ones, and for­ma­li­zing sup­port to bridge glo­bal gaps in hete­ro­dox eco­no­mic publishing.
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Between Heterodoxy and Mainstream: Challenges of Recognition and Open Dialogue in Economics (HEN Editorial 344)

Von Jakob Kapeller|2025-06-10T00:25:00+02:00 10. Juni 2025|Heterodox Economics Newsletter|

Main­stream eco­no­mics often over­looks hete­ro­dox ideas, ris­king intellec­tual honesty and open dia­lo­gue vital for aca­de­mic free­dom and inno­va­tive eco­no­mic research.
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Rhythms of Heterodoxy: Timing, Trends, and Turbulence in Economic Thought (HEN Editorial 342)

Von Jakob Kapeller|2025-04-29T10:51:48+02:00 25. April 2025|Heterodox Economics Newsletter|

Dis­co­ver the hid­den rhythms of hete­ro­dox economics—seasonal trends, rare oppor­tu­ni­ties, and cri­ti­cal takes on glo­bal policy shifts.
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Unintended Fame: Media, Trump, and the Politics of Consequence (HEN Editorial 341)

Von Jakob Kapeller|2025-04-08T10:09:00+02:00 3. April 2025|Heterodox Economics Newsletter|

Trump’s poli­cies sparked media buzz, reve­al­ing ten­si­ons bet­ween exper­tise, objec­ti­vity, and appearance—plus the quirks of eco­no­mic cause and effect
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The American Paradox: Democracy, Power, and Decline (HEN Editorial 340)

Von Jakob Kapeller|2025-03-12T10:59:17+01:00 12. März 2025|Heterodox Economics Newsletter|

The U.S. has long balan­ced demo­cracy and power. Now, with rising aut­ho­ri­ta­ria­nism and decli­ning open­ness, is it dis­mant­ling its own strengths?
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The Impact of Gender-Based Wealth Disparity in Uganda

Von Amanya Aklam und Mugoda Francis|2025-03-07T16:40:53+01:00 7. März 2025|Globalisierung und Entwicklung, Ungleichheit|

Uganda’s eco­no­mic growth rein­forces gen­der ine­qua­li­ties, lea­ving women in pre­ca­rious con­di­ti­ons. How can policy and tra­di­tion evolve to bridge this wealth gap? ▸ Arti­kel lesen

The Social Understanding of Wealth Across Time: A Multidimensional Perspective on African History

Von Ndirangu Ngunjiri, Moritz Heinmöller, Naris Ninsiima, Robiel Beyene und David Twinomugyisha|2025-03-07T16:42:31+01:00 7. März 2025|Globalisierung und Entwicklung, Ungleichheit|

The social under­stan­ding of wealth in Africa has evol­ved signi­fi­cantly – from Indi­ge­nous, pre-colo­nial, and post-colo­nial, to con­tem­po­rary Africa. During these peri­ods a key distinc­tion emer­ges bet­ween mate­rial and non-mate­rial wealth. Based on this distinc­tion seve­ral dif­fe­rent dimen­si­ons of wealth can be iden­ti­fied, par­ti­ally coming with con­flic­ting results when applied to con­tem­po­rary rea­li­ties ▸ Arti­kel lesen
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