2022 Annual Conference
About Us
What is CAPE?
The annual CAPE research conference is a forum for APE-oriented scholars to present work in progress and receive feedback from the broader APE community. The conference includes book panels, theme panels, and breakout sessions focused on specific papers in progress.
The 2023 conference is scheduled for July 31 – Aug 2 on zoom. More details are forthcoming.
REGISTER NOWThe 2023 conference is scheduled for July 31 – Aug 2 on zoom. More details are forthcoming.
Day 1: Monday, August 1
12-12:15
Welcome & Introductions
12:15-1:35
The Local Political Economy of Housing
Katherine Einstein, Boston University; Michael Hankinson, George Washington University; Alexander Sahn, Princeton University
Katherine Einstein, Boston University; Michael Hankinson, George Washington University; Alexander Sahn, Princeton University
1:35-1:40
Break
1:40-3:00
The Politics of Personal Debt
Patricia Posey, University of Chicago; Chloe Thurston, Northwestern University; Andreas Wiedemann, Princeton University; Emily Zackin, Johns Hopkins University
Patricia Posey, University of Chicago; Chloe Thurston, Northwestern University; Andreas Wiedemann, Princeton University; Emily Zackin, Johns Hopkins University
Day 2: Tuesday, August 2
12-1:20
The Federal Reserve in the American Political Economy
Benjamin Braun, Max Planck Institute; Sarah Binder, George Washington University; Neil Fligstein, UC Berkeley; Alexander Reisenbichler, University of Toronto
Benjamin Braun, Max Planck Institute; Sarah Binder, George Washington University; Neil Fligstein, UC Berkeley; Alexander Reisenbichler, University of Toronto
1:20-1:35
Discussion of Related Hewlett Foundation Initiatives
1:35-1:40
Break
1:40-2:20
Breakout Discussions of Research Papers (Parallel Concurrent Sessions)
2:20-3:00
Breakout Discussions of Research Papers (Parallel Concurrent Sessions)
Day 3: Wednesday, August 3
12-1:20
The Political Economy of Decarbonization
Alexander Gard-Murray, Brown University; Jonas Meckling, UC Berkeley; Leah Stokes, UC Santa Barbara; Sam Trachtman, UC Berkeley
Alexander Gard-Murray, Brown University; Jonas Meckling, UC Berkeley; Leah Stokes, UC Santa Barbara; Sam Trachtman, UC Berkeley
1:20-1:25
Break
1:25-2:45
Governance, Parties, and Organized Interests
Sarah Anzia, UC Berkeley; Jesse Crosson, Trinity University; Alexander Furnas, Kellogg School of Management; Geoffrey Lorenz, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Sarah Anzia, UC Berkeley; Jesse Crosson, Trinity University; Alexander Furnas, Kellogg School of Management; Geoffrey Lorenz, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2:45-3:00
Conclusion & Best Wishes
