Special Panel for Early Career Researchers (II)

Monday, 7 July 2025: 11:00-12:45
Location: SJES030 (Faculty of Legal, Economic, and Social Sciences (JES))
RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)

Language: English

The "Special Panel for Early Career Researchers" aims to create an inclusive platform that brings together young scholars from diverse regions across the globe. This panel specifically targets PhD candidates and Postdoctoral researchers, providing a unique opportunity to share and discuss innovative ideas, fresh approaches, and critical insights on the relationship between economy and society within the context of the conference theme 'Knowing Justice in the Anthropocene'. The Anthropocene, characterized by significant human impact on the Earth's geology and ecosystems, poses profound challenges and opportunities for understanding economic and social dynamics. The panel will explore how emerging scholars are addressing these issues through their research and practice, offering new perspectives on topics such as sustainability, economic inequalities, social resilience, and the interplay between technological advancements and environmental changes. Participants are required to submit full papers, which will be reviewed and discussed during the panel. This format is designed not only to facilitate immediate scholarly exchange but also to assist early career researchers in developing their work for future publication. Each paper will receive detailed feedback from peers and senior academics, providing valuable insights to enhance their research. Additionally, the panel aims to foster a community of young scholars and promote their engagement with the ISA.
Session Organizer:
Sandhya AS, Bielefeld University, Germany
Chair:
Sandhya AS, Bielefeld University, Germany
Discussants:
June WANG, The City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, David FASENFEST, York University, Canada and James FARRER, Sophia University, Japan
Oral Presentations
Digital Statecraft Meets Financial Citizenship: The Case of the Eudi Digital Wallet
James ROSENBERG, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
The Effect of Forced Displacement on Children’s Health Outcomes: Evidence for Nigeria
Arndt REICHERT, Institute of Health Economics, University of Hannover (Employment), Germany; Duaa KATTANA, Germany; Fernanda MARTINEZ, RWI-Essen, Germany
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