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
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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