In this episode of the Member Spotlight series, we chatted with Professor Jon Wisman about his new book, Why We Must Work: Economic Freedom, Fulfilling Work, and Workplace Democracy.

Please visit our Substack page to listen to the full interview.
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The Association for Social Economics (ASE) invites applications and nominations for the position of Editor-in-Chief or Co-Editors of the Review of Social Economy (RoSE).

Find the details at the following link: socialeconomics.org/call-for-app...

ASE is preparing to hold its combined World Congress and Summer School, a two-day event, in June of 2027. We are looking for coordinator(s) to host the event at their institutions or other institutions where they have contacts.

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For our "Member Spotlight" session, we chatted with Dr. Muzna Alvi about her paper that received the 2025 ASE Helen Potter Award.

You can find this conversation and others at our Substack page.

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ASE is now accepting 2027 Waters Grant Applications. Find the details here: socialeconomics.org/elementor-59...

Please see the announcement at the following link regarding the editorial board changes at RoSE: socialeconomics.org/announcements/

We interviewed Bob Williams about his recent book, Funding White Supremacy: Federal Wealth Policies and the Modern Racial Wealth Gap. You can find the interview and our short podcast at: open.substack.com/pub/ase560/p...

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Please see the ASE at ASSA 2026 program at the following link: lnkd.in/gCEgFpSt

Hope to see you in Philly!

ASE congratulates James B Stewart for being selected this year to receive the Thomas F. Divine Award!

The Award is presented annually to someone who has made significant contributions to social economics and the social economy over a lifetime.

ASE is now accepting applications for the Waters Research Grant.

To apply for the current round of grant funding, the following materials must be submitted by 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on Friday, October 31, 2025.

Find further details at the link below:

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The Association for Social Economics (ASE) accepts proposals for papers/sessions at the 2026 ASSA Meetings, which will be held January 3-5, 2026, in Philadelphia, PA. The deadline is April 15.
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Please join us in congratulating George DeMartino, the 2023 Thomas F. Divine Award recipient. Named for one of the ASE's founders, the award is presented annually to someone who has made significant contributions to social economics and the social economy over a lifetime.
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Please join us in congratulating George DeMartino, the 2023 Thomas F. Divine Award recipient. Named for one of the ASE's founders, the award is presented annually to someone who has made significant contributions to social economics and the social economy over a lifetime.
#economics #social #ASE

The Association for Social Economics (ASE) is accepting proposals for papers/sessions at the 2026 ASSA Meetings to be held January 3-5, 2026 in Philadelphia, PA.

Please find the full announcement at the following link: socialeconomics.org/call-for-pap...

The Association for Social Economics (ASE) seeks a new Program Director. The Program Director is responsible for coordinating efforts to ensure smooth running of the ASE sessions at the ASSAs. This is a three-year term starting in Spring 2025. socialeconomics.org/position-ann...

Please join us in congratulating Michelle Escobar on receiving the William R. Waters Research Grant for her project, “Peasant and native women reinventing community traditions for the sustainable management of their territories.”

We wish her luck with the project!

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Please join us in congratulating Wolfram Elsner, the 2022 Ludwig Mai Service Award winner. The award is presented periodically to someone who has rendered exceptional service to the Association. socialeconomics.org/awards-grant...