Today at 12:30pm EDT, Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, @pauladlerstein.bsky.social, and @llchristyll.bsky.social will discuss lessons from the history of global activism directed at the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and more. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

More than 25 years after the WTO protests in Seattle, what lessons can global activists draw? Register to join Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, @pauladlerstein.bsky.social, and @llchristyll.bsky.social for a discussion tomorrow at 12:30 EDT. tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

Friday! Join Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, @pauladlerstein.bsky.social, and @llchristyll.bsky.social
for a discussion on global activism and global governance. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

You won't want to miss this! Next Friday 5/30 we are hosting a conversation on the history of activism and advocacy directed at global governance institutions, with @pauladlerstein.bsky.social, Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, and @llchristyll.bsky.social. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

🚨 Tomorrow at 1pm EDT:
Join us for a webinar on Reform from the South with Andrés Arauz, Anush Kapadia, Robert Wade, and @llchristyll.bsky.social. Cohosted with our friends @gdp-center.bsky.social.
Register! tinyurl.com/HPEGGRS

Our Histories and Futures of Global Governance initiative continues this Friday at 1pm ET.

Join us for a webinar on Reform from the South with Andrés Arauz, Anush Kapadia, Robert Wade, and @llchristyll.bsky.social

Cohosted with our friends @gdp-center.bsky.social Register! tinyurl.com/HPEGGRS

We're live! You can also follow along on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLCK...

12pm ET today! Kicking off our Histories and Futures of Global Governance initiative with @quinnslobodian.com @aabdenur.bsky.social @jamiemartin2.bsky.social and Richard Kozul-Wright. Register here: gdpcenter.org/HPE-Webinar-1

This Friday! @gdp-center.bsky.social hosting @aabdenur.bsky.social, Richard Kozul-Wright, @jamiemartin2.bsky.social, and @quinnslobodian.com as we consider the histories and futures of global governance.

Next Friday! Join us as we launch our Histories and Futures of Global Governance initiative to bring policy reform advocates and historians into conversation.

First webinar: Feb 21 at 12pm EST with Adriana Abdenur, Richard Kozul-Wright, @jamiemartin2.bsky.social, and @quinnslobodian.com.

Heading to the AHA conference this weekend? We’ve got you covered with a guide to panels featuring HPE co-directors and advisory boardmembers

We closed out the conference with a phenomenal keynote from @charmainechua.bsky.social on the logistics counter-revolution as a response to intertwining Third World national liberation and labor struggles in the 1960s. Read some of Charmaine's work here: www.charmainechua.com/publications

Presentations continue! Stefan Yong on seasteading and flags of convenience, and Eylem Taylan on labor struggles in Chinese-owned Greek ports. Megan Black and Ian Kumekawa respond.

Day 2 of Neoliberalism's Citadels and Chokepoint! Peter Vale and Joel van de Sande on limits to postcolonial sovereignty in Congo and Djibouti, with commentary from @priyalalista.bsky.social and Zachary Mondesire

And we close the day with a trio of rich presentations from @jacober.bsky.social, José Antonio Galindo Domínguez, and @juliangomezdelgado.bsky.social on banking, politics, and new narratives of neoliberalism. Sarah Babb, Amy Offner, and Stefan Link joined them in discussion.

Dylan Gottlieb delivered a searing keynote on yuppies and the violent history of urban displacement accompanying financialization in U.S. cities. Read some of the research here: bentleydownloads.s3.amazonaws.com/general/Gott...

Next, Eve O'Connor, Roxanne Houman, and Jeremy Goodwin discussed their fascinating papers on NGOs, cooperatives, and small business development with @gavinbenke.bsky.social and @pauladlerstein.bsky.social

Incredible first day of presentations at this year's HPE grantee conference. We kicked things off with Asensio Robles, @atrasi.bsky.social, Eric Helleiner, and Jamie Martin discussing the role of private banks in Spain's democratization, and neoliberalism in Thailand's "sufficiency economy"