Short films from the 2011 Lindau Meeting in Economic Sciences now available 

Palgrave Macmillan and our colleagues from Nature Video this year attended the 4th Meeting in Economic Sciences at Lindau to meet and record conversations with Laureates and young economists.

You can now view a short film exploring the origins of the Economic Sciences meeting, alongside 2 interview-based films exploring the intellectual contribution of behavioral economics and offering new perspectives on the causes of the financial crisis. Featuring Laureates Stiglitz, Pissarides, Mundell, McFadden, and Myerson the interviews in this film are unique and offer cogent and informative comment about the current economic crisis from key figures in economics.

Additional films of lectures recorded at the 2011 Economics Meeting lectures can be viewed by visiting the Lindau Mediatheque.

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Upcoming launch events - don't miss out!

Attend the launch event of The Trustee Guide to Investment, 26th January, at the Cass Business School. City University of London.

Or, why not come to the launch event of The Business of Giving, 19th January, also at the Cass Business School. City University of London.

Don't miss the launch of Euro Crash (2nd Edition), 29th February at the Institute of Economic Affairs, London.

Ethics in Investment Banking author, John N. Reynolds, has an article featured in The Daily Telegraph.

David Tuckett, author of Minding the Markets, has an article featured in The Wall Street Journal. 

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