Timur Ergen
@tmrergen
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Researcher at @MPIfG_Cologne
Joined February 2013
Worried about globalization-related data problems for political economy analysis? So are we. However, here we - show that a middle road between indicator fatalism and indicator faith exists - offer guidance on how to navigate it Open access: https://t.co/xM7FkJGxea Short 🧵
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@SASE_Meeting 2025 in Montreal features 13 mini-conferences. Including: 'The Socio-Economics of Asset Stranding' @tmrergen - for details, see:
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Please join us for SASE 2025 in Montreal! The featured program will include panels on: Polanyi after Globalism - Labor Solidarity in Israel/Palestine - Exploitation and Resistance in AI value chains - Financialization in Health Care - the Social and Solidarity Economy - & more...
Friendly reminder - this year's Montreal's conference deadlines are earlier than previous years! 📅 For more information: https://t.co/QlSXxc7PFe
#SASE #SASE2025 #SASEMontreal2025
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Check out @SASE_Meeting's great mini-conferences... Mini-conference 1: Elites and Power Structures -
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@SASE_Meeting 2025 in Montreal features 13 mini-conferences. Including: 'Working time reduction: Rethinking work for a more balanced, just and sustainable socio- economic life' @lonniegolden5 @JulietSchor - for details, see:
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Everyone knows Big Tech’s economic clout. What about its political power? 🤔 Check out this discussion on Cloud Empires by Vili Lehdonvirta, with comments by Ergen, Antonucci, Arslan, Singal, Harracá, and the author himself. https://t.co/cTekN0ySMK
#SER @OxfordJournals
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📢🇮🇹 Our paper on Italy’s dual growth model—now out in the @MPIfG_Cologne Discussion Paper Series: https://t.co/1xaKv1YDHP First published in @NPEjournal, we explore Italy’s contrasting north-south growth regimes: export-led in the north, state-driven in the south Thread 👇
How about applying the growth regimes framework to study Italy's regionalized capitalism? In this @NPEjournal paper, we delve into Italy's contrasting regional growth regimes: Northern export-led growth vs southern administrative Keynesianism. 👉 https://t.co/8E8pGPTDVV 🧵
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More than 1 million refugees migrated to Germany in 2015-2016. How did this affect Germans’ exclusionary beliefs & behaviors? New at American Journal of Sociology w/Giesselmann & @tabeanaujoks
https://t.co/xclfHOgQAY
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In 2015–16, Germany experienced a rapid and controversial increase in refugees that varied substantially across German districts. This increase provides unique leverage for analyzing how fractional...
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Submissions for the 2025 SASE Conference in Montreal are now open! 🇨🇦📥 #SpecialNote: this year’s deadline is earlier, so be sure to submit by December 16! For all details & submission guidelines → https://t.co/QlSXxc7PFe
#SASE #SASE2025
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In the @dfg_public project w/ @CharlyBartels (@UniLeipzig) and @tmrergen (@MPIfG_Cologne) we propose to study the political economy of German Democratic Capitalism w/ long-run county panel data and look for a 3-year PhD student, 75% @FU_Berlin, start Feb25👇
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🚨I'm hiring!🚨 Join me in my new ERC-funded research project on the geopolitics of cloud computing, and get to live in the happiest country on Earth :) Now hiring a postdoc with computational data collection skills: https://t.co/RMAt00oltb
#GEOCLOUD #DIESL
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Just a reminder that this two year post doc with me and @BJMbraun closes in ten days: https://t.co/OciJxnN2a7 Get your apps in.
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It was so exciting to think with @cplusci about more protective, equitable insurance arrangements in a time of climate change. Their report is an incredible resource and articulates an essential vision for reimagining disaster risk finance.
More people across the US are experiencing climate disasters, forcing them to leave or lose their homes. Insurers are leaving us behind. No one is talking about the problems driving the crisis or offering solutions. Our new report provides a path forward. https://t.co/IXksrUDvp7
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The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies invites applications for its visiting researcher program, deadline Oct. 31st. Apply now! More career opportunities here:
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🤸♂️So happy to see our work on *industrial policy conditionality* out as a @MPIfG_Cologne Discussion Paper (w/ the brilliant @FabioBulfone and @tmrergen). Fabio summarized our contributions very well below 👇 Link to paper:
New Max Planck Institute Discussion Paper out co-authored with the great friends and colleagues @ErezMaggor and @tmrergen. In it we overview, and critically engage with, the literature on the concept of industrial policy conditionality. We do 4 things: https://t.co/FKIaUb7h0t
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