
Political Economy research group

The Political Economy Research Group reflects the Department's long tradition and international reputation as a leading centre for critical studies in the area.
The Department of Political Science and International Studies hosts a large and vibrant Political Economy research community.
Launched in 2002, the Political Economy Research Group holds a series of regular events each term, including: guest seminars by leading scholars in the field; roundtable discussions on contemporary developments in the world economy; research workshops and policy engagement forums; as well as major conferences. In addition to academic staff, our large community of doctoral researchers and graduate students play a major role in Political Economy Research Group events.
For further information about the research group, contact Dr Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente r.gonzalezvicente@bham.ac.uk
Activities
Activities
Workshops
13-14 June 2024 – Birmingham Political Economy Workshop. Work-in-progress workshop.
28-29 June 2023 – Birmingham Political Economy Workshop. Work-in-progress workshop.
15-16 June 2022 – POLSIS Political Economy Research Group ‘work-in-progress’ workshop ‘Political Economy after the Covid Crisis: Shifting research agendas’
21-22 June 2018 - POLSIS Political Economy Research Group and European Studies Research Group co-hosted ‘work-in-progress’ workshop
24 May 2016 - Political Economy Research Group 'Work-in-Progress' Workshop
4 April 2014 - Global Economic Crisis: Which economy and what crisis, an exploration of alternative frameworks
Members
Members
Academic members:
- Dr Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente
- Dr Seb Rumsby
- Dr David Bailey
- Dr Fuk Ying Tse
- Dr Merisa Thompson
- Dr Kailing Xie
- Professor Peter Burnham
- Professor Paul Lewis
- Dr Huw Macartney
- Dr Nicola Smith
- Emeritus Professor Colin Thain
- Dr Sotirios Zartaloudis
PhD doctoral researchers:
See all the doctoral researcher profiles in the department below.
More PhD doctoral researcher profiles across the School of Government and Society.
For further information about the research group contact, contact Dr Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente, email r.gonzalezvicente@bham.ac.uk