AHE 2022 provides a space for engaging with various intersecting inequalities, specifically in the domains of labour, identity, and climate change, that characterise the current crisis-ridden moment of global capitalism, and how these inequalities shape and are, in turn, shaped by a stratified...

The AHE has established a reputation as a major forum for the discussion and development of interdisciplinary and pluralistic alternatives to mainstream economics. It is committed to strengthening the community of heterodox economists, and to the development of heterodox economic theories....

We welcome any submission related to the theme of the conference and also any submission in any area of heterodox economics: - Theoretical contributions around economic narratives and changing narratives; - How to widen the audience for sustainable economics; - Degrowth and the nature of...

We welcome proposals – conceptual, applied and empirical – related to the theme of the conference as well as in all areas of heterodox economics, including: - Theoretical contributions around alternatives to austerity - The measurement of the costs of austerity - Impact of austerity from the...

The workshop covers topics in research not typically covered in economics training. The workshop is open to any Ph.D. students, but UK-registered Ph.D. students have priority. Funding priority will be given to UK-registered students. Workshop topics include : - Reorienting economics to match...

For 2013 the AHE Conference theme is Economy and Organisation. Related Conference Themes: The conference invites submissions for single papers, panels and sessions of relevance to the overarching conference theme or address topics or issues of importance to heterodox economics from standpoints...

This year, the Conference theme is Heterodox Economics and Sustainable Development, twenty years on. Sustainable development is the main challenge facing humankind for this century. The recognition of fundamental failures within mainstream economics and discontent amongst people concerned about...