Events at the MPIfG

This first joint CAPE/RNPE workshop aims to connect the US-based and the German/European networks in order to develop common perspectives in the broad domain of comparative political economy. [more]

In the face of increasingly intense climate-related disasters, many social actors insist that certain things should not and do not have to change in the face of the climate crisis. In this presentation of work-in-progress, Rebecca Elliott probes this conviction through what she tentatively calls a sociology of “incumbency.” [more]

In an era of overlapping crises marked by trade wars, energy price shocks, and military conflicts, global economic interdependencies are increasingly becoming a source of vulnerability and an arena of strategic intervention. The theme of this year’s newly launched MPIfG Symposium considers geoeconomic tensions and how they are reshaping societies. [more]