PPExchanges - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

The Progress in Political Economy (PPE) blog launches here a forum to showcase state-of-art commentaries by authors on their own research agendas and how the scholarship that they have produced specifically advances our understanding of political economy.

With PPExchanges the aim is twofold. First, to articulate a platform that can deliver a deeper account of a research theme over a 10 minute read. Second, to engage both student and specialist audiences in a dialogical form that frames the commentaries. Hence the notion of this forum on PPE to act as an “exchange”. PPExchanges.

To launch the PPExchanges forum we are commissioning contributions. At the same time, we welcome receiving unsolicited submissions by scholars seeking to advance the aim of the forum.

Gareth Bryant and Adam David Morton

6 February 2024

Value Par Excellence: Money versus Real Values

Anitra Nelson | April 23, 2024

The Past & Present Reading Group is discussing, in the first half of 2024, Karl Marx’s Grundrisse. This work is often considered a crucial read to grasp Marx’s methods of analysis, with Marx diving off Hegel as one might a springboard. Yet our group has immediately plunged into deep swirling [...]

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On Southern Authoritarian Populism

Alf Nilsen | February 6, 2024

During the 2010s, many states across the global South turned decisively to the right. Foreshadowed by the rise of Recep Erdogan in Turkey in the early 2000s, a wave of authoritarian populism swept political figures like Mahinda Rajapaksa, Jair Bolsonaro, Rodrigo Duterte, and Narendra Modi into [...]

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