Wars have consequences that extend beyond political and security dimensions, leaving profound effects on the economic and social structures of societies. The expansion of poverty, the decline of economic opportunities, damage to livelihoods, and the deepening of inequality are among the issues explored in this session.
In this program, Mohammad Reza Yousefi, an economist and professor at Mofid University, analyzes the relationship between war, economy, and inequality, seeking to illuminate different aspects of this issue from economic and social perspectives.
The session provides an opportunity for those interested in economics, social sciences, development studies, and contemporary human issues to engage with scholarly perspectives on the economic consequences of war.
House of Humanities Thinkers · Tehran
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The session will be broadcast online via the provided Skyroom link. Join using the guest option.