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Thinking the Future of Money in the Humanities

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Conference ‘Money Talks: Futures for the Economic Humanities’

This event was held 28th-29th May 2025, University of Edinburgh

Abstracts of the papers given, and biographies of the speakers, are available here.

Public Lecture: “Futures that Money can Buy: How Finance Aims to Change the World – or not?”

Prof Sarah Bracking (KCL), Tuesday 20th February, 5pm in New College (Rainy Hall)

> Watch this event

 

Launch workshop: “Thinking the Future of Money in the Humanities”

Recording of workshop with Prof Matthew Treherne (Leeds) and Prof Rachel Muers (Edinburgh).

Learn about our project, motivations, what we are building, and where we are hoping to go next.

> Watch launch workshop

Professor Rachel Muers

Inaugural Lecture : “Divinity Among The Humanities: ‘Idle Decoration’ or ‘Water of Life’”

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