Visiting Researchers
Nuray Şahin
Nuray Şahin is a research assistant and Ph.D. candidate in Labour Economics and Industrial Relations at Faculty of Political Science in Turkey. Her academic work is grounded in an interdisciplinary approach that explores the intersections of labour, ecology, and urban studies. With a focus on labour- ecology relationship, labour market, green jobs, green economy, just transition, and social movements. She critically engages with the political economy of sustainability. She has contributed to several edited volumes and journals in Turkish, and has experience in both national and international research contexts.
Candelaria Fernández Tucci
Roma Tre, Italy: Financialisation and minimum required profit rates by non-financial firms in developing and emerging economies
Alexander Mörelius-Wulff
Tuscan Universities of Siena, Pisa and Florence: Intangible assets and their relationship to processes of competition and monopoly, financialization as well as their structuring impact on Global Value Chains
Daniel Feliciano Cruz
University of the Basque Country Bilbao, Spanien: The Spanish economy in the age of financialisation. An examination of the roots of the transformation of the Spanish growth regime under finance-dominated capitalis
Mohamed Trabelsi Dit Karoui 2024
Process of Democratization in Tunesia and the Role of Social Dialogue
Gaye Yılmaz 2024
Women's Compulsory Consent to Submission: Rethinking the Division of Roles between Patriarchy and Religion
Karsten Kohler 2024
University of Leeds, UK: Seminar on Dynamic Macroeconomic Modelling and Simulations
Sara Cufré 2024
IRGAC Research Fellow (Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) at CEIL-Conicet, Argentina: Post-Pandemic Labor Dynamics in Argentinean Aviation
Paula da Cunha Duarte 2024
Getulio Vargas Foundation Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Digital financial inclusion, gender and regulation
Stefano Di Bucchianico
University of Salerno, Italy: Monetary policy and functional income distribution; financialisation and stagnation
Özgür Orhangazi
Kadir Has University, Istanbul, Turkey: Knowledge monopolization; Economic development in Turkey
Fatin Bulut
Manisa Celai Bayar University, Turkey: Turkish growth regime
Karsten Kohler
University of Leeds, UK: Seminar on Dynamic Macroeconomic Modelling and Simulations
Tobias Riedl
University of Vienna, Austria: The relevance of left keynesianism- and degrowth-approaches in policy formulations of an alternative economic policy in two socio-economic crisis in Germany.
Gabriel Petrini da Silveira
State University of Campinas, Brazil: Housing markets, asset bubbles, and financial instability
Fatih Cagatay Cengiz
Ondokuz Mayis University, Samsun, Turkey: The Rise of Right-Wing Populist Parties Under Anomie: A Comparative Case Study of the AfD in Germany and İYİP in Turkey
Francisco López Bermúdez
University of Santiago de Compostela, Galiza: The study of repair practices and their potential for sustainability throughout the economic process.
Carlos Alberto Abreo Villamizar
University of the Basque Country, Bilbao: International economics: An empirical analysis of the trade liberalization process in developing countries with a focus on Colombia
Gennaro Zezza
University of Cassino, Italy: Seminar on Applied Stock-Flow Consistent Modelling
Ricardo Summa
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro: Demand-led growth, conflict inflation and macroeconomic policies
Emilia Buccella
National Scientific and Technical Research Council - Centre for Labour Studies and Research, CEIL- CONICET, Buenos Aires: Financialisation and income distribution in Latin America: Some trends in the Argentinean agrarian sector
Won Jun Nah
Kyungpook National University, South Korea: Post-Keynesian macroeconomic modelling; Income-led policies in South Korea
Christian Scholz
University of Manchester, UK: Labour Market Regulation in the EU
María Cantero Sáiz
University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain: Sovereign risk and monetary policy: effects on bank loans and trade credit
Anne Henow and Natalya Naqui
University of Cambridge, UK: Development banks - Relics of the past? Korea and Germany compared
Sermin Sarica
University of Istanbul, Turkey: Public-Private Partnerships as a fauna of corruption practices: The case of Turkey