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Dylan Sullivan

UNIVERSITY

ICTA-UAB

POSITION

Doctoral researcher

TOPICS WITHIN REAL

Political economy, imperialism, development, post-growth planning

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Dylan_Sullivan
Dylan Sullivan is a PhD candidate under a cotutelle agreement between ICTA-UAB and Macquarie University in Australia. His research focuses on historical capitalism, global inequality, poverty measurement, and the economics of socialist planning. Dylan has published research in World Development, World Development Perspectives, and New Political Economy. Within REAL, he is exploring radical policy approaches to achieving good lives for all within planetary boundaries.
If you would like to get in touch or ask a question, please do contact us at info@realpostgrowth.eu
REAL is financed via a synergy grant no. 101071647 of the European Research Council (ERC).

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