This year’s workshop took place on 6-8 April. For the first time, because of Covid-19, we held the event online over three shorter days, online. Facilitated by the online medium, we slightly diversified our content, for the first time including a session on Diversifying and Decolonising Economics.
Otherwise, in terms of content, the workshop covered similar topics from previous years: ontology, quantitative methods, qualitative methods, mixed methods, social network analysis and understanding the economics professional environment.
Sessions were led by Andrew Brown, Bruce Cronin, Paul Downward, Sara Stevano, and, standing in for Wendy Olsen, Andrew Mearman. Before the sessions, participants also had access to videos created for the sessions, some of which can be found here. Thanks to all the contributors.
Participants also received the e-book version of:
Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Heterodox Economics by Fred Lee and Bruce Cronin.
For more information please contact Dr Andrew Mearman, University of Leeds: a.j.mearman@leeds.ac.uk
https://youtu.be/GF_ZpR1LwxY
Workshop Presentations
Ontology and Economics
Professor Andrew Brown – University of Leeds
Qualitative Methods for Economic Research
Dr Sara Stevano – SOAS, University of London
Social Network Analysis for Heterodox Inquiry
Professor Bruce Cronin – University of Greenwich
Mixed Methods Research in Economics
Dr Andrew Mearman – University of Leeds
Quantitative Methods for Economic Research
Professor Paul Downward – Loughborough University
Ontology
Professor Sheila Dow – University of Sterling
https://youtu.be/Rp5q7feK73I
Quantitative Data Analysis: Practicalities and Case Studies
Dr Bruce Philp – Birmingham City University
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VO6C_TaIIo&ab_channel=AndrewMearman
An Applied Example of Mixed Methods Research
Dr Annina Kaltenbrunner – University of Leeds
https://youtu.be/-nEWT_AGiD8