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OUR CURRENT PROJECTS

Our research is organised in five streams:  

STREAM 1: Women international economic thinkers
STREAM 2: Imagining the world economy
STREAM 3: Business and international economic order
 

‘Technical Problems’ at the League of Nations and Beyond

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 Lead: Sabine Selchow

“Miss Multiple Exchange Rates herself”: Margaret de Vries as an international economic thinker and historian (1946–1987)

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 Lead: Guilherme Sampaio   

Counting on International Organizations: Feminist Economics and the Value of Women’s Unpaid Work

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 Lead: Johanna Gautier Morin 

Economic Expertise at the UNECE between Full Employment and Development (1940s–70s)

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 Lead: Guilherme Sampaio   

Rewriting the History of Global Economic Thought (CUP Elements Series)   

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 Lead: Glenda Sluga and Sabine Selchow   

Japanese Economic Thinking at the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (1950-1990)

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 Lead: Johanna Gautier Morin

‘Please Find Enclosed Restricted Information’: Businesses, International Organizations, and the Production of Economic Knowledge in Post-War Europe

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 Lead: Johanna Gautier Morin

Freeing markets and Democratizing Economics: Regional Development, Global Integration, and the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

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 Lead: Johanna Gautier Morin

COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

Business and International Order

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 ECOINT lead: Guilherme Sampaio

in collaboration with Prof Thomas David and Dr Pierre Eichenberger, University of Lausanne

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