25th Annual Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics
Bringing together heterodox approaches to economic challenges
In association with Anglia Ruskin University’s Faculty of Business & Law and The Centre for Pluralist Economics
Cambridge, United Kingdom
28-30th June, 2023
The 25th annual conference celebrates the plurality in the field of Economics. It will be a space to present, discuss and develop heterodox approaches to the range of challenges economies face. From the global economic crisis to the climate crisis, from political turmoil to cost-of-living crises, there is a need to bring heterodox approaches to economic challenges to the forefront of public debates.
Confirmed keynotes: Anna Alexandrova, Ha-Joon Chang, Daniela Gabor, Jayati Ghosh, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Mary Robertson, Crystal Simeoni, Rogerio Studart, and Ndongo Samba Sylla.
See the full programme here.
The conference is organized in a hybrid format. The in-person venue for the 2023 conference is Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK. Limited travel support is available for selected early career scholars, partially thanks to funding from the Cambridge Political Economy Society. Early career scholars include PhD students as well as those who received their PhD no more than 5 years prior to the date of the conference. If early career scholars want to be considered for the Frederic S Lee Early Career Prize then they must submit a full paper by May 31st, 2023.
Please use this Eventbrite link to register for the conference.
The early bird registration has been extended to May 10th. The regular registration at normal fees ends on June 1st. Registration for the conference after the date will be available for non-presenting participants but we will not be able to include those names in the programme.
We have separate tickets to the conference dinner at the price of £20 per person. You may book tickets for up to two additional people to join. Please note that we have a limited amount of conference dinner tickets, so please book this as early as possible if you are interested in joining us in the evening of the 29th June.
Logistics
How to get to Cambridge and where to stay:
Staying (within 15 min walking distance of ARU):
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- Travelodge Cambridge Newmarket Road
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- Premier Inn Cambridge East (Newmarket Road) hotel
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- The Regent Aparthotel
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- The Lensfield Hotel
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- ibis Cambridge Central Station
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- The Orlando Hotel
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- Clayton Hotel Cambridge
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- YHA Cambridge Hostel
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- Cambridge Uni (book through universityrooms.com or bookings.com)
Getting to Cambridge:
By Plane:
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- Stansted Airport – closed airport to Cambridge; 40 min direct train
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- Gatwick/Heathrow Airport – either get to London Kings Cross/Liverpool Street stations to take direct trains to Cambridge or use National Express bus services to Cambridge.
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- Luton Airport – either get to London Kings Cross/Liverpool Street stations to take direct trains to Cambridge or use National Express bus services to Cambridge.
By Train:
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- From London – direct trains from London Kings Cross or Liverpool Street
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- Train from Manchester/Liverpool to Norwich, change in Ely
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- Direct train from Birmingham New Street to Cambridge
- Train from Leeds to Stevenage, change there to Cambridge