500 economists and inequality experts from seventy countries support call for new ‘IPCC for inequality’

Hundreds of the world’s leading economists and other experts on inequality from seventy countries are urging world leaders to establish an International Panel on Inequality (IPI) inspired by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The IPI is the central recommendation of the G20’s first ever report on global inequality, which will be presented to leaders at next week’s G20 Leaders Summit in Johannesburg.

LETTER

Dear World Leaders,

We write to you as more than 600 economists and inequality experts from over 70 countries, to call on you to support the establishment of a permanent International Panel on Inequality to address the global inequality emergency, as recommended by the Extraordinary Committee on Inequality report to the G20, led by Professor Joseph Stiglitz.

We are experts from a broad range of disciplines, including economists, political scientists, climate scientists, sociologists, epidemiologists, anthropologists, historians, geographers, philosophers. Our diversity reflects a key fact: high levels of economic inequality have a negative impact on every aspect of human life and progress, including our economies, our democracies and the very survival of the planet.

We support the view of the Stiglitz G20 Committee that the world faces an inequality emergency. We are profoundly concerned, as they are, that extreme concentrations of wealth translate into undemocratic concentrations of power, unravelling trust in our societies and polarising our politics.

We agree that economic inequality is an engine that drives rapid climate change and ensures its negative impacts are disproportionately felt by the poorest and most vulnerable people.

Just as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has played a vital role in providing neutral, science-based and objective assessments of climate change, a new International Panel on Inequality would do the same for the inequality emergency. This non-partisan and independent panel of experts on inequality would bring together the most up-to-date work of economists, scientists and other inequality experts from around the world, just as the IPCC does. It would provide policymakers the best, most objective assessments on the scale of inequality, its causes and consequences, and consider potential solutions. It would provide such assessments in international and national contexts, including to inform deliberations at the G20 and the United Nations.

We believe this is in the interests of policy makers from across the political spectrum, who see the importance of this issue and the need to base responses to it on data and evidence and sound analysis. The Panel’s analysis would also benefit the private sector, journalists, academia and civil society. We know that scholars and experts across the world would readily contribute their time voluntarily – as thousands do for the IPCC – in support of such a necessary and vital international initiative. We are ready to assist in this process.

Inequality is not inevitable; it is a policy choice. Clear and proven steps can be taken to reduce it and build more equal societies and economies, which are the fundamental foundation stone of a successful future for us all. We urge you to support the establishment of the International Panel on Inequality as a vital first step in building this more equal and inclusive world.

Signed

• Khaoua Nadji, Pr., PHD (Doctorat d’Etat, 2007)., Independent researcher (retired from University UBMAnnaba), Algeria
• Alejandro Pelfini, PhD in Sociology – Political Sociology, Globalization and Elites, Universidad del Salvador, Faculty of Social Sciences, Education and Communication, Director for Posgraduate Studies (1st affiliation); FLACSO-Argentina, Associated Researcher, Global Studies Programme (nd affiliation)d, Argentina
• Mariana Heredia, Sociologist, Senior researcher at Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) and professor at the University of San Martin (UNSAM), Argentina
• Mercedes D’Alessandro, Ph.D. in Economics (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina).
• Expert in inequality and development, and feminist economics., Advisor, Ministry of Environment of the Province of Buenos Aires; Consultant for international organizations, Argentina
• Leonardo Ernesto Stanley, Economist, Center for the Study of the State and Society (CEDES), Argentina
• Daniel Kostzer, Labour Economist, Chief Economist at ITUC-CSI, Argentina
• Corina Rodriguez Enriquez, Economist. Phd on Social Sciences., Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN), Argentina
• Gwilym David Blunt, PhD in political science, University of Sydney, Australia
• Jonathan Green, PhD (Education). Expertise in higher education (policy, widening participation), Associate Professor (Pathways) at University of Southern Queensland, Australia
• Katherine Trebeck, PhD, Writer at Large at the University of Edinburgh and Distinguished Visitor at ANU, Australia
• Chris Roche, Professor International Development, MPhil, Emeritus Professor La Trobe University, Australia
• Emily Porter, Master of Economics
• PhD in Social Policy, Senior Research Officer, Brotherhood of St. Laurence, Australia
• Anat Cassuto, International Relations and International Security, International Women’s Development Agency, Australia
• Ben Spies-Butcher, PhD, Economics, Macquarie University, Australia
• Greg Ogle, PhD in Political Economy, University of Adelaide. Expertise in economic statistics and measurement, Senior Policy Analyst, South Australian Council of Social Service (NFP peak body), Australia
• Janet Hunt, PhD Social Science and International Relations, Honorary Associate Professor at the Australian National University, Australia
• Aidan Craney, PhD (Anthropology), La Trobe University, Australia
• Vanessa Little, Master of International and Community Development, N/A, Australia
• Professor Carl Rhodes, Doctor of Education and Doctor of Letters
• Business ethics, business and society, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
• Catherine Caton, Bachelor of International Development – La Trobe University, Australia
• Master of International Development – La Trobe University, Australia
• Master of Global Media Communications – University of Melbourne, Australia
• Field(s) of expertise: international aid and development, gender equality and social inclusion, Partnerships and Program Manager at an international child rights organisation, Australia
• Zachary William Fletcher, Master of Public Policy with a focus on international studies, foreign policy and international development., Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Current role: Philanthropy Advisor at Plan International Australia., Australia
• Ashleigh Dodd, Master of International Relations, Digital and Social Communications Officer at Plan International Australia, Australia
• Roger Wilkins, PhD, applied economics, The University of Melbourne, Australia
• Associate Professor Dr Kathryn James, PhD (taxation law) – expert on tax justice and inequality, University of Melbourne Law School, Australia
• Christopher Hoy, PhD in Economics, University of Melbourne / World Bank, Australia
• Adeeba Hanif, Master of Development Studies, Oxfam Australia, Partnership and Grants Lead, Australia
• Professor Beth Goldblatt, PhD in Law, University of Technology Sydney, Professor of Law, Australia
• Natalie Oostergo, Masters of Education, University of Southern Queensland, Associate Director Student Success, Australia
• Seye Abimbola, PhD – health systems and global health, Associate Professor, University of Sydney, Australia
• Elizabeth Cox, Master of Development Studies,  Australia/Papua New Guinea
• Anca Gheaus, PhD in philosophy, Central European University, Austria
• Andres Moles, PhD, Political Philosophy, Central European University, Associate Professor, Austria
• Franziska Disslbacher, Graduate Qualification: PhD in Economics and Social Sciences
• Fields: Wealth Inequality, Wealth and Inheritance Taxation, Intergenerational Mobility, Assistant Professor, Research Institute Economics of Inequality, Vienna University of Economics and Business; Visiting Research Fellow, International Inequalities Institute (London School of Economics); Research Fellow, World Inequality Lab; Associated Researcher, Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality at CUNY (GC Wealth Project), Austria
• Karin Heitzmann, Associate Prof.; socioeconimcss, social policy & inequality, WU Vienna University of Economics and Business / Research Institute Economics of Inequality, Austria
• Harunmaleeha, Yes, Innoel Renewable Energy, Bangladesh
• S M Humayun Kabir, Canadian Commonwealth Scholar, MPA (Carleton University), Inequality and Human Rights, Public Policy, Issues of Development and Underdevelopment, Local Government, PPP, South Asia, EU, South America, Associate Professor, Department of Development Studies, Dhaka University, Bangladesh but like to visit EU countries/ South American countries
• Olivier De Schutter, Professor, Human Rights Law, Catholic University of Louvain and Sciences Po / United Nations Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, Belgium
• Francine Mestrum, Dr in social sciences – research on development, poverty, social policies,  Belgium
• Erik Van Mele, Agricultural Engineer – International cooperation, Thematic Advisor Oxfam Belgium, Belgium
• Martin Francois, Inequality, post-growth, income and wealth caps, University of Liège, Belgium
• Arilson Favareto, Sociologist, PhD Environmental Science, Researcher working on inequalities and climate change., University of São Paulo and Brazilian Centre for Analysis and Planning, Brasil
• Vera Rita Ferreira, Ph.D. in social psychology, with expertise in economic psychology, financial education, choice architecture, my own consultancy and lecture business – Vértice Psi; former president of IAREP-the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology, Brasil
• Ana Paula Hey, postdoctoral fellow in sociology; sociology of elites, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
• José Roberto Savoia, PhD in Business – ESG, Finance, University of São Paulo – Faculty of Economics, Business, and Accountancy, Brazil
• Lauro Mattei, PHD in Economics, Full Professor, Brazil
• Eleuterio F S Prado, Economist, University of São Paulo, Brazil
• Maria Lygia Quartim, Professor, social sciences, Unicamp, Brazil
• Felix Garcia Lopez Jr., Doctorate (sociology of inequality), Institute for Applied Economic Research (Senior Reseearch), Brazil
• Maria Helena Henriques Mueller, Sc.D in Population Sciences, Vice-Presidentn of the Brazilian Association of Former UN staff, Brazil
• Bruno De Conti, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, University of Campinas, Brazil
• Adriana Abdenur, Phd, Socioloy of Development, Global Fund for a New Economy, Co-President, Brazil
• Pedro Rossi, PhD in economics, Global Fund for a New Economy, Brazil
• Marco Antonio Martins da Rocha, Economics, University of Campinas/Brazil, Professor, and Transforma, Executive Director, Brazil
• Marcelo Milan, Economics, Associate Professor of Economics. UFABC/UFRGS, Brazil
• Camila Rocha, PhD Political Science, Center for Critical Imagination/Cebrap – Scientific Director, Brazil
• Alvaro A Comin, PhD in Sociology, University of Sao Paulo-Brazil, Brazil
• Marcia, psicologia, nao, Brazil
• Flavia Ferreira da Silva, Economist and PhD Candidate in Economic Development, State University of Campinas/ UNICAMP – Institute of Economics, Brazil
• Moses Kwadwo Kambou, PhD in Education
• MA in Development Studies, Centre Universitaire Polyvalent du Burkina, Burkina Faso
• Chrispo Babila Dingha, PhD
• Geography and Planning, Natural resource management, Nature-based Solutions and just sustainability transitions, University of Bamenda and Stellenbosch University, Researcher., Cameroon
• Marjorie Griffin Cohen, Economics & Public Policy.  BA, MA, PH.D., Simon Fraser University, Professor Emeritus, Canada
• Prabha Khosla, Master’s Urban Planning, ReFocus Consulting, Canada
• Abdulghany Mohamed, Phd (Public Policy), MA (International Development), MBA, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada (Sessional Lecturer), Canada
• Sanjay Ruparelia, PhD, University of Cambridge
• Politics, comparative government and political economy of development, Professor of Politics and Jarislowsky Democracy Chair, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada
• Luciana de Ávila, Psychoanalises, Private consulting, Canada
• James B. Davies, MSc and PhD from the London School of Economics;  field – – Public Economics, Professor Emeritus, Department of Economics, University of Western Ontario, Canada
• Gustavo Indart, PhD in Economics, Professor Emeritus, Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Canada
• Paul Shaffer, DPhil, International Development Studies (Poverty), Professor, Canada
• Monique Deveaux, PhD, University of Cambridge. Areas of expertise: Political Philosophy/Political Theory; Normative ethics; Poverty & Inequality, University of Guelph (Full Professor), Canada
• Sue-Ann MacDonald, PhD. Social inequalities, Full Professor at the Université de Montréal (Canada), School of Social work; International Federation of Social Workers representation to the UN., Canada
• Bertie Mendis, Post grad engineer and a Takemi Fellow in International Health.,  UNICEF (retired), Canada
• Giacomo Rella, PhD – Economics, Postdoctoral researcher, Université du Québec à Montréal, Canada
• Lanyan Chen, PhD in Sociology and specializing on social realities of inequalities, feminist research on welfare state and care, decolonization, pubic policy response to violence against women, A Full Professor of Social Welfare and Social Development at Nipissing University, Canada
• Jonathan Ostry, PhD, economics, University of Toronto, Professor of Economics, Global Affairs and Public Policy, Canada
• Nirvana Mujtaba, Postgraduate in Economics, Women’s Rights Policy & Advocacy Specialist, Oxfam Canada, Canada
• Saidatou Dicko, Ph.D in business administration, research focuses on the political and economic elites’ networking and how corporate political connections and activities impact firms’ financial performance and governance., Full professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), Canada
• Haroon Akram-Lodhi, PhD, Economics, Trent University, Canada

• Felipe Correa, PhD., development studies., University of Chile, Chile
• Maria Luisa Méndez, PhD in Sociology, expert on sociology of class and inequality, Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
• Jorge Atria, PhD; Inequality and Economic Concentration; Taxation and Redistribution; Economic and Fiscal Sociology; Elites and Social Stratification, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Associate Professor, Chile
• Juan Fernandez Labbe, Doctor en Sociología. Investigador en territorio, acción colectiva y pobreza, Universidad Católica Silva Henriquez, Chile
• Juzhong Zhuang, PhD in Economics, Former Deputy Chief Economist, Asian Development Bank (retired), China
• Tao Louie Xu, Development Economics, Research Assistant at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China
• Justin Yifu Lin, PhD, economics, Dean and Professor, Institute of New Structrual Economics, Peking University, China
• Sarah Cook, PhD Public Policy/Development Economics, University of Nottingham Ningbo China Professor and Head of School of Economics, China
• Paula Jaramillo, PhD in Economics, Department of Economics, Universidad de Los Andes, Associate Professor, Colombia
• Jimena Hurtado, Docteur ès Sciences Économiques
• History of Economic Thought. Economic theories of justice., Universidad de los Andes, Colombia
• Leopoldo Fergusson, PhD Economics, Universidad de los Andes, TREES (Teaching and Researching Equitable Economics from the South), Colombia
• Marco Alberto Velásquez Ruiz, PhD in Law (human rights),  Colombia
• Maria Cristina Quevedo Gómez, PhD in public and global health equity, working on planetary health and climate justice. Social inequality and health. Latin American approach to health equity (power -balance strategies), Associate Professor at the Open University of Catalonia, Colombia
• Anton Grau Larsen, Sociology, Roskilde University, Denmark
• Lars Koch, Master in Political Science, specialised in finance for development, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Peter Koerver Schmidt, Master of Science in Business Administration and Commercial Law. PhD in Tax law., Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
• Rune Møller Stahl, PhD,  Political Economy, Copenhagen Business School, lecturer, Denmark
• Francisco Miguel Soler Martínez, Doctor. Social Psychology of Inequality, Aarhus University, Denmark
• Christian T. Elbæk, PhD in Management. Decision Making and Behavioural Economics in relation to economic inequality and relative poverty, Aarhus University; Assistant Professor, Denmark
• Marco Romero Cevallos, PHD in International Relations, Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar, Ecuador Director, Social and Global Studies Area, Ecuador
• Amr Adly, PhD in Political Economy, Associate Professor – American University in Cairo, Egypt
• Tommaso Faccio, Economics – international taxation, ICRICT – head of secretariat, England
• Pierre KLEIN, Bachelor in Sociology, Grassroot activist with the International Movement All Together in Dignity – ATD Fourth World, International Movement All Together in Dignity – ATD Fourth World – Coordinator for Europe, Europe
• Claire Slatter, PhD Social policy and social work – Thesis on the Politics of Economic Restructuring in Pacific Islands States, Politics, governance, human rights and development at the University of the South Pacific (Retired), Fiji
• Kunal Sen, PhD, development economics, UNU-WIDER, Director, Finland
• Bonn Juego, PhD in Development & International Relations, University of Jyväskylä – Senior Lecturer in International Development Studies, Finland
• Merete Kemppainen, Architecture/urban planning – doctoral researcher, Aalto University – doctoral researcher/researcher, Finland
• Timo Voipio, DSSc (Dr. of Social Sciences). Poverty, inequality, taxation, social protection, Africa., Ministry for Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Finland. Senior Adviser., Finland
• Martin Brun, PhD in Economics, Postdoc at Tampere University, Finland
• Thomas Piketty, PhD Economics, Professor at Paris School of Economics and Codirector of World Inequality Lab, France
• Francois Bourguignon, Ph  D Economics, Paris School of Economics,  Emeritus Professor, France
• Sandra Polaski, Master’s degree in nternational economics, expertise in trade, labor and income distribution, Boston University Global Development Policy Center, senior fellow, France
• François Denord, Ph’D (Sociology), CNRS, France
• Gabriel Zucman, Professor of economics, Paris School of Economics, France
• Bruno Cousin, Associate professor of sociology, Sciences Po, France
• Lucas Chancel, PhD economics, inequality and climate studies, Associate Professor, Sciences Po, France
• Ignacio Flores, PhD Economics, Paris School of Economics, France
• Quentin Chancé, Researcher in STS and market studies, in the field of food system transition and environmental governance, University of Montpellier, France
• Nadege Ade, Msc Global health and public policy
• expertise: health systems strengthening and governance, The university of Bath, France
• Gabriela Ramos, Master in Public Administration, former OECD  Chief of Staff and Sherpa,  UNESCO  Assistant Director General for Social and Human Sciences, Co-Chair of the Task Force on Inequalities and Social related financial disclosure., France
• Ingo Ritz, Economist, Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP), Director, France
• Gordon Johnston, Bachelor of laws, UK solicitor advocate, n/a, France
• Bina Desai, PhD, Social Anthropology/ MPhil, Sociology and Economics, Special Advisor, CGIAR, France and Switzerland
• Holger Apel, MA in Development Studies, Specialisation Economics of Development., Advisor, Germany
• Markus Kaltenborn, Professor of Public Law / fields of expertise: human rights, social protection, Ruhr-University Bochum / Director of the Institute of Development Research and Development Policy (IEE), Germany
• Ute Koczy, M.A. Empirical Science of Culture;
• former Member of Parliament and Spokeswoman on Economic Cooperation and Development, Urgewald, Senior Advisor – Campaign Director MFIs /World Bank, Germany
• Rocio Moreno Lopez, BA in Economics, MSc in Development Administration and Planning
• Expert in Public Budgets and Extractive Industry Revenue., Oxfam Interntional, Head of Governance, Germany
• Gabriele Koehler, Master of economics; development economist; human rights advocate, Senior research associate az UNRISD, Germany
• Izaskun Zuazu, Ph.D. in Economics, political economy, economic inequality, labor economics, feminist economics, Postdoctoral researcher, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
• Mariana Calcagni, PhD (C) in Global Sociology, M.Sc. Environmental Governance, Free University Berlin, Germany, Germany
• Daniel Avilés Stempel, Doctorate in Economics, Macroeconomic effects of inequality, Postdoctoral Researcher at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany, Germany
• Sarah Ganter, Master degree in Political Science; Sustainable Development; International Tax Justice, Global Policy Forum Europe, Germany
• Tom Krebs, Ph.D. In Economics; Macroeconomics, University of Mannheim, Germany
• Sebastian Dullien, Macroeconomics, Institut für Makroökonomie und Konjunkturforschung (Macroeconomic Policy Institute), Germany
• Claudia Kemfert, Professor of Energy Economics and Sustainability with a PhD in Economics. Expertise covers energy and climate policy, environmental and resource economics, distributional impacts, and sustainable development., Professor of Energy Economics and Sustainability at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Head of the Department of Energy, Transportation and Environment at the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin)., Germany
• Fabian T. Pfeffer, Ph.D. in Sociology Expertise: Social Inequality, LMU Munich (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) & Munich International Stone Center for Inequality Research, Germany
• Achim Truger, Professor of Socioeconomics. Public Finance, Macroeconomics and Economic Policy, University of Duisburg-Essen and German Council of Economic Experts, Germany
• Bodo Ellmers, Political Science (Diploma), Global Policy Forum Europe (Managing Director), Germany
• Ellen Ehmke, Dr. phil. (PhD in political science), social protection and inequality, I dont have an institution I can list here, Germany
• Godfred A Bokpin, PhD (Economics), University of Ghana, Professor and Former Dean of Student Affairs, Ghana
• Farouk Braimah Rabiu, Master in Social Policy studies, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Peoples Dialogue on Human Settlements, Ghana., Ghana
• Bernard Anaba, MSc. Natural Resources Management
• (Economic Justice), ISODEC (Head of Policy and Programmes), Ghana
• Festus Nenyi Abbiw Owooson, Master of Arts, Economic Policy Management and PhD Candidate, Migration Studies, Center for Migration Studies, University of Ghana, Ghana
• Dr. Stephany A. Adongo, PhD, Management and Financial Economist. (FDI), University for Development Studies, Tamale, Ghana. An Administrator, Head of Sanitation. , Ghana.
• Hugo Geovanny Aguilar Montoya, Master´s Degree on Quantitative Economics and Finance.
• Project Management.,  Guatemala
• Andrea Krizsan, Professor, Equality policies, Central European University, Hungary/Austria
• Gita Sen, PhD Economics, Honorary Distinguished Professor, Public Health Foundation of India, India
• Darryl Reed, PhD Ethics, PhD Political Economy – Development, Co-operatives, Fair Trade, Trade Justice, Distringuished Professor, Dept of Economic, Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR, India
• Chirashree Das Gupta, PhD; Political Economy of Institutions, Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
• Sangh Mitra Singh Gautam, Masters (Passed) PhD (pursuing), University of Delhi, India
• Himanshu, PhD (Economics), Field of Expertise: Poverty, Inequality, Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, India, India
• Amar Yumnam, Ph. D. (Economics), Visiting Professor, Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad, India., India
• Sachin Jamdade, PhD Research Scholar, working on informal sector and labour, Project Associate, Global Partnership Network, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
• H.S.Shylendra, Ph.D;  Development Theories, Rural Development, Gender, Collectives , Professor in Social Science, Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA), Tribhuvan Sahkari University, Anand, India   , India
• P. Chandrasekhar, Ph. D. Economics, Senior Research Fellow, Political Economy Research Institute, UMass Amherst, India

• Venkatesh Athreya, Ph D in  Economics (UW-Madison). Field of Expertise: Political Economy of Development, Adjunct Faculty, Asian College of Journalism, Chennai, India
• Kalyani Menon-Sen, MSc PhD   Feminist policy analysis, impact of economic policies on women’s lives., Senior Associate, Gender At Work, India
• Kathyayini Chamaraj, Bachelor of Science (Communication), CIVIC -Bangalore, Executive Trustee, India
• Kakali Barua, P.hd. Labour, Informal Sector, Gender, Caste, Development Economics., Lady Shri Ram College fir Women, India
• Yadu C R, PhD in Economics, Post-Doctoral Fellow at Water, Environment, Land and Livelihood (WELL) Labs., India
• Dev Nathan, Ph. D. Economics, including analysis of inequality, Institute for Human Development, Professor, India
• Varna Sri Raman, PhD Development Studies, Founder, PPVentures, India
• Amrita Laha, M.Phil Sociology, Equitable conservationist, India
• Dr. Muniraju, Ph.D, Community Development, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog) Ministry of Planning, Government of India, India
• Sankar Varma, PhD (Economics) . Field of Expertise- Urban Studies, History of Economic Thought, Political Economy, Cultural Criticism, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Christ (Deemed to be University), India
• Akhum David Longkumer, MPhil Economics, Delhi University, guest lecturer, India
• Prof Ritu Dewan, PhD Economics, IHD, ISLEc (64th President), India
• Sunkari Satyam, Ph.D., Council for Social Development, Assistant Professor, India
• Rityuja Mani Tewary, Development Studies, Researcher, India
• Anjana Thampi, PhD in Economics, Assistant Professor, O P Jindal Global University, India
• Aswathy Rachel Varughese, PhD Public Economics and Development Economics, Assistant Professor Gulati Institute of Finance and Taxation, India
• Jesim Pais, Ph.D in Economics, Society for Social and Economic Research/IDEAs, India
• D.Narasimha Reddy, PhD. Political Economy of Development, Professor of Economics,(Rtd.) University of Hyderabad, India
• Arvinn Gadgil, MSc Development Studies – development economics/governance, N/A for this purpose, India
• SYED SADDAM ALI,  M.Phil. in Economics. Expertise includes Development Economics, Geo-climatic Studies, and Economic Inequality,  Ph.D. Research Scholar in the Department of Economics, Vidyasagar University, Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal, India., INDIA
• Sona Mitra, PhD in Economics, Independent Researcher, India
• Narender Thakur, PhD and Political Economy, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi, India
• Harpreet Singh, Economics, Panjab University, India
• Goddanti Omkarnath, Retd. Professor of Economics, Honorary Professor, University of Hyderabad, India
• Dr. Arnab Chatterjee, Ph.D, Social and legal -political thought., Post Doc Fellow, RMIC, Golpark, Kolkata, India
• Sumangala Damodaran, PhD, Labour Studies, Industry studies, Gender and Economics, International Development economics associates IDEAs, India
• Raj Shekhar, Masters in Development Studies, Programme Associate at Centre for Financial Accountability, India
• Arjun Jayadev, PhD Economics, Azim Premji University, India
• Jacobus (Valdy) Rijoly, PhD, Public finace and Development Economy, Assistant Professor, Pattimura University, Indonesia
• Zahra Karimi, Economics, University of Mazandaran  (Iran), Iran
• Nata Duvvury, Doctorate
• field of expertise -economic inequality, gender equality, intersection inequality, University of Galway, Established Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies, Ireland
• Dr Fiona Dukelow, PhD in Social Policy. Social Policy, Eco-Social Policy/Sustainable Welfare, University College, Cork, Ireland
• Marie Moran, PhD in Equality Studies (interdisciplinary, social sciences), Associate Professor of Equality Studies, UCD, Ireland, Ireland
• Dr Rosie R Meade, Doctorate in Social Sciences.  Fields, include community activism and development, social movements and protest politics, cultural democracy, and social policy., Senior Lecturer, School of Applied Social Studies, University College Cork., Ireland
• Catriona Nicholls, Master of Science – Major in Equality Studies, University College Dublin, Ireland
• Liz Mann, Social Policy, Lecturer of Social Policy, University College Cork & Visiting Fellow, LSE, Ireland & UK
• Pasquale De Muro, M.Phil., Ph.D.,Development Economics, Human Development, Food Security, Sustainable Development, Roma Tre University, Italy, Professor, Italy
• Marcella Corsi, PhD (Econ), Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
• Marco Sachy, PhD in Critical Management and Organization Studies,  Italy
• Salvatore Morelli, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor of Public Economics at Roma Tre University, Italy
• Giacomo Gabbuti, DPhil (PhD) in Economic and Social History, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa (Italy); Assistant Professor (Ricercatore Tenure Track), Italy
• Barbara Annicchiarico, Professor of Public Economics; fields of expertise: macroeconomics and environmental economics., Department of Law, Roma Tre University, Italy
• Demetrio Guzzardi, PhD. Income and wealth inequality, fiscal policy, impact of climate change on inequality, Post doctoral Research at Economics department of University of Calabria. Affiliate researcher at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy
• Michele Raitano, PhD in Economics, Sapienza University of Rome, Full Professor of Economic Policy and lecturer of Economics of Inequality, Italy
• Elisa Palagi, Ph.D. in Economics; income and wealth inequality, inequality and climate change, inequality and macroeconomic dynamics, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, Pisa (Italy); Postdoctoral researcher, Italy
• Maurizio Franzini, Professor, economic inequality and social mobility, Emeritus professor Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, ITALY
• Francesco Lamperti, PhD; Macroeconomics, Climate Change., Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa (IT); Full professor of economics, Italy
• Luca Piccoli, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Departmento of Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento, Italy
• Enrica Chiappero, PhD in Economics, Full professor of Economic Policy. Currently President of the Human Development and Capability Association. Research interests in poverty, inequality, capability approach and human development, University of Pavia, Italy, Italy
• Lucia Mangiavacchi, Ph.D in Economics, University of Perugia, Italy
• Francesca Subioli, PhD in Economics, working on welfare economics, labour economics and applied microeconomics, Post-doctoral Researcher in Roma Tre University, Department of Law, Italy
• Isao Takagi, Master’s degree of Economics and the expert on Poverty and Well-Being, Professor of Economics Dept. of Soka University, Japan, Japan
• Kefa Simiyu, Master of Arts (Economics), Economics Scholar Panel/ Chuo Kikuu cha Nairobi, Kenya
• Claire Nyapucha, Post Graduate; Field of expertise is finance and Economics, Prosperbridge Initiative for Empowerment- Financial Inclusion & Economic Empowerment Lead, Kenya
• Ndirangu Ngunjiri, Finance, University of Nairobi, Kenya
• Kevin Mbugua, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Masters in Business Administration, Certified Cyber Security Expert., Oxfam International, Kenya
• Hezekiah Agwara, PhD with specialization in development, innovation and entrepreneurship economics and policy., OGIVES Limited, Founder/Director, Kenya
•  Njeri Njoroge, Masters – Sociology, Bachelor of Arts Sociology, Kenya
• Dita Dobranja, Women’s economic empowerment,  KOSOVO
•  Abulgasem Al Mashai, Interdisciplinary Research, Libyan Authority for Scientific Research, Libya
• Philippe Van Kerm, PhD in Economics, Professor of Inequality and Social Policy at University of Luxembourg and Research director at Luxembourg Income Study, Luxembourg
• Robert White, Master of Arts (Economics), Tilitonse Foundation, CEO, Malawi
• Muhammed abdul khalid, PhD, inequality and poverty, National University of Malaysia, Research Fellow, Malaysia
• Sunita Rajakumar, law (LLB) and qualified chartered accountant (ICAEW), Adj Prof UNITAR, Malaysia
• TOURE ep. BARRY Aminata, Contrôleur des Finances, spécialité Budget et comptabilité publique ,Maitrise en développement sociale, plusieurs années d”expérience en analyse des politiques publiques et budget, collectes d’informations sur l’accès aux service sociaux de base, paix et sécurité, le genre sensible….,  Vice Présidente du Conseil Nationale de la Société Civile du Mali, Présidente de l’Association Malienne pour la Sauvegarde du Bien etre Familial, Vice Présidente du Conseil Mondial de l’Action  Mondial Contre la Pauvreté, Mali
• Blair Glencorse, MA, International Economics and International Relations, Accountability Lab, Co-CEO, Mauritius
• Anda David, PhD in economics, fields of expertise: labour markets, inequalities and migration, Senior researcher and lead economist on inequalities at the Agence Française de Développement (French Development Agency), Mexico
• Alice Krozer, PhD (University of Cambridge); inequality and elites, Professor, el Colegio de México, Mexico
• Diego Merla López, MSc. Political Economy of Developent, expertise in fiscal justice, inequalities and sustainable development, Oxfam Mexico, Fiscal Justice Strategic Coordinator, Mexico
• David Barkin, Doctorate in Philosophy with specialization in Economics, Distinguished Professor, Universidad Autónoma Mteropolitana, Mexico City, Mexico
• Ricardo Bravo, PhD Candidate / Political theory, Central European University, Mexico
• Saul Escobar, Bachelor’s degree. Economic history and labor history, Professor Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico
• Lydia Alpizar, Human Rights, DAWN Board of Directors, Mexico
• Alicia Puyana, Doctor, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales FLACSO, Mexico
• Héctor Castañón Reyes, PhD Social Anthropology, Fight Inequality Alliance, Mexico
• Martha Merlo Huerta, Ph.D, on social and political sciences, specialized in child rights, social protection and governance for development, UNICEF, social policy officer, Mexico
• Patricia Rodríguez López, Maestra en ciencias económicas, por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).
• Economía feminista, mecado laboral femenino, Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas -UNAM   Académica Titular, México
• Lucía Pérez Fragoso, P.H.D. in Economics,  México
• Roberto Ledesma Avila, Expert in Conservation, Restoration and Interpretation of Cultural Heritage, Bachelor of Plastic Arts, Master in History and Social, México
• alma.luisa@indesig.org, Inequalities, Tec de Monterrey/ INDESIG, México
• Edgar Pérez-Medina, Masters degree in Economics and Adjunct Professor at UNAM, México, UNAM, México
• Diego Castañeda Garza, PhD in Economic History., Uppsala University., Mexico / Sweden
• Younes Sdor, Baccalaureate + a range of diplomas and professional certificates, and national and international human rights activist, Advisor and Head of Public Relations at the Arab Peace University, Morocco
• Mariam Umarji, Finance, MBA, Ongoing PhD, IHMT – UNL, Mozambique
• Steven Ouma, Bachelor of Arts in sociology and psychology, Youth Global Network(Ambassador), Nairobi Kenya
• Petrus Junior Nathinge, Development Economics and Finance, University of Cape Town, Masters student, Namibia/South Africa
• Froukje Johanna Basoski, Master International Health, KIT Amsterdam, Nederland
• Kul Chandra Gautam, Master of Public Affairs, major in development economics,  Nepal
• John Belt, MSc Agricultural Economics, SNV, Senior Economics, Netherlands
• Milio van de Kamp, master’s degree, currently working on a phd, University of Amsterdam, senior lecturer, Netherlands
• Erik Boonstoppel, MA – Sustainable International Development,  Netherlands
• Maria van der Harst, PhD in ‘Leaving no one behind’. Trained in anthropology, but currently combining Global Health, and research into children’s well-being and quality of life., Postdoc researcher at the University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands
• Koen Frenken, Economics, Professor of Innovation Studies, Utrecht University, Netherlands
• Dylan Hauser, Economy, Erasmus, Netherlands
• Annelli Janssen, PhD, just transitions, Drift (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Senior researcher, Netherlands
• Salvador Santino Regilme, PhD in Political Science and International Relations; expertise: international human rights, global socioeconomic inequalities, global war on drugs, the politics of the superrich, Leiden University, the Netherlands – Associate Professor and Program Chair of International Relations, Netherlands
• Thera Van Osch, Macro Economist MSc, OQ Consulting BV, Netherlands/CEO, Netherlands
• Boudewijn Koole, Dr. Phil. and historian of ideas, Alumnus Univ. Of Amsterdam, and of Univ. Of Utrecht, Netherlands
• Igna Bonfrer, PhD related to health inequalities, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Associate Professor, Netherlands
• Sara Golden, Masters, International Relations & Economics, Johns Hopkins University,  Netherlands & USA
• Mieke Verloo, Professor of Comparative Politics and Inequality Issues, Radboud University and also IWM Institute for Human Sciences, Netherlands, Austria
• anuradha Chenoy, PhD, retired Professor, New Delhi
• Bill Rosenberg, B.Com, B.Sc.Hons, PhD in Mathematics, Psychology and Economics, Victoria University of Wellington Te Herenga Waka, Visiting Scholar, New Zealand
• Susan St John, PhD economics, Honorary Associate Professor, Economic Policy Centre, University of Auckland , New Zealand
• Geoff Bertram, DPhil (Oxford) in Economics, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
• Rob Campbell, M.Phil. Economics, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
• Nicholas Henry, PhD in International Relations, Climate Justice Lead, Oxfam Aotearoa, New Zealand
• Suzanne Snively, MA Distinction, VUW Wellington, NZ, New Zealand
• Edward Miller, LLM, corporate profits and tax, Centre for international Corporate Tax Accountability and Researcg, New Zealand
• Andrea Black, MTaxS Tax, Association of Salaried Medical Specialists – Economist, New Zealand
• Abdoul Moumouni Issoufou Moussa, Licence degree in Public Policy and Sustainable Development. Expertise in social innovation, youth empowerment, and inclusive governance., United Nations volunteer, Niger
• Plangshak Musa Suchi, PhD Criminology, University of Jos. Jos Nigeria,  Professor, Nigeria
• Daskyes Gulleng, PhD, University of Jos, Nigeria. Reader, Nigeria
• Aliyu Bashir Haruna, B.A Library and Information Science/ Political Science, Teachers Service Board, Education officer, Nigeria
• Zainab Shehu, MES Environmental sustainability, Nigeria civil service, Nigeria
• Jude Onemolease, Economics & Statistics, DuraLab Nigeria (Durandel Ltd), Nigeria
• Jorgen Randers, Ph D Management, Climate strategy, Professor emeritus, BI Norwegian Business School, Norway
• Noé Manuel Mendoza Fuente, PhD candidate in International Environment and Development Studies, Dissemination advisor at Skatteforsk – Centre for Tax Research at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway
• Roberto Iacono, PhD in Economics. Field of expertise: Public Economics and Inequality Measurement., Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Professor., Norway
• Muhammad Siddique, Mhill, Punjab Healthcare Commission, Pakistan
• Eduardo Lopez Rosse, Ph.D, Gobierno Autonomo Municipal de Cochabamba, Plurinational State of Bolivia
• Nuno Nunes, PhD in Sociology; Fields of Expertise: Inequality, Development, Democracy, and the Digital Society, ISCTE-University Institute of Lisboa, Portugal
• Joana S. Marques, PhD, Sociology, CIES-Iscte, Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology, Portugal
• Artur Cristóvão, PhD Rural Development, Professor (retired) University of Trás-os-Montes & Alto Douro, Portugal, Portugal
• Cláudia Araújo, PhD in Political Sociology, Senior Research Fellow, Power for Democracies, Portugal
• Ringo Nyangi Kibukusa , Je suis actuellement en cours d’obtention d’un Master en Informatique de Gestion., l’Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Bukavu., RDC
• Seohyun (Sam) Nam, Master of Science in Sustainability Management, Sustainability & ESG Professional, Lunit, Sustainability & ESG Manager, Republic of Korea
• Hesam Aref Kashfi, MSc. in Electrical Engineering and Sociology as well, Member of the International Academy for Quality, Co-Chair of Communications Committee and Chief Management Officer of the Newsletter, Resident in Iran
• Lourdes Beneria, Dr., Economics, Retired from Cornell U., Retired and living in Spain
• Alexandru Volacu, Political Science, University of Bucharest / Associate Professor, Romania
• Cristina-Gabriela Raileanu, PHD, PHD, Paris Est university, Gustave Eiffel., Romania
• Amadu Khan, PhD – Social Policy; Equalty, Diversity and Inclusion; International Development; Media Communication, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Scotland – UK
• Predrag Cveticanin, PhD in Sociology, Faculty of Arts, University of Nis, Serbia, Serbia
• Claudia Sámano-Robles, Phd in Economics specialiced on the measurment of poverty and inequality, Profesor at Center for teaching and research in Economics (CIDE) in Mexico City. Mexico, She holds a Ph.D. in Economics, specializing in the measurement of poverty and inequality, with a focus on welfare analysis and public policy evaluation. Her research combines quantitative and qualitative approaches to study social and gender inequalities, education, and care systems in Latin America.
• Riaz Tayob, BA Llb Llm, Southern and Eastern African Trade and Negotiations Institute – South Africa, South Africa
• Dr Gilad Isaacs, PhD in Economics, Executive Director, Institute for Economic Justice, South Africa
• Kelle Howson, PhD Development Studies, social protection, labour, digital economy, Institute for Economic Justice, South Africa
• jonrohde, MD, Harvard SPH, South Africa
• Johnny Miller, Anthropology, University of Cape Town – Photographer and Founder of Unequal Scenes, London School of Economics, Atlantic Fellow for Social and Economic Equity, South Africa
• Mzwanele Ntshwanti, Ph.D. (Economics), IEJ (G20 Senior Researcher), South Africa
• Rasigan Maharajh, PhD – Political Economy of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Tshwane University of Technology – Chief Director, South Africa
• Sandra Liebenberg, BA LLB LLM (cum laude) LLD
• Socio-economic rights; equality; international human rights law and comparative constitutional law, H.F. Oppenheimer Chair in Human Rights Law, Department of Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa
• Jimi Adesina, Graduate Qualification: PhD
• Fields of Expertise: Social Policy, Sociology, University of South Africa, South Africa
• Michael Clements, Human Rights Lawyer, Head of Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, South Africa
• KUKHANYILE MALI, Masters in Economics, University of the Western Cape, Student & Human Science Research Council, PhD Trainee, South Africa
• Angela Opondoh, M.A. in Gender and Development Studies, PhD Candidate in Geography and Environmental Studies at University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
• Ruth Castel-Branco, PhD
• Work, labour and redistribution, Senior Lecturer, Southern Centre for Inequality Studies, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
• Zanele, Education, Nil, South Africa
• Michael Samson, PhD Economics (Stanford University), expertise in Poverty, Inequality and Social Development, Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI), South Africa
• Inhoe Ku, Ph.D. in social work and social policy, Seoul National University, Professor, South Korea
• Carlos villan duran, Prof. Dr. DIDH, Presidente of spanish society for IHRL, Spain
• Juan C. Palomino, Research Officer on Economics;  expertise is inequality and opportunity., Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
• Dr Andrew L. Fanning, Doctorate in Ecological Economics, Research & Data Analysis Lead, Doughnut Economics Action Lab, Spain
• Anna Ortega Blanco, MA in International Relationships, Security and Development, -, Spain
• Francisco García-Rodríguez, PhD Student in Economics, Universidad de Alcalá, PhD Student, Spain
• Xavier Ramos, PhD in Economics;  expertise is economic inequalities and poverty., Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
• Elena Bárcena-Martín, PhD in Economics. Expertise in economic inequality and poverty, Profesor at Universidad de Malaga, Spain, Spain
• Pedro Salas-Rojo, PhD – Intergenerational Mobility and Inequality of Opportunity + Wealth and Housing inequalities, Cunef University, Spain
• Olga Alonso-Villar, Ph D in Economics, University of Vigo, Spain
• Elizabeth Villagomez, PhD in Economics, labour economics and gender equality,  Spain
• Elizabeth Villagomez, PhD in Economics, labour economics and gender equality, Independent researcher and consultant, Spain
• Maria Marino, PhD, inequality and preferences for redistribution, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
• Alex Cobham, MSc Intl Economics; tax and inequality , Tax Justice Network (chief executive), Spain
• Salvador Pérez-Moreno, Professor of Applied Economics, Professor of Applied Economics, University of Malaga, Spain
• Manuel Flores, PhD in Economics, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Associate Professor of Applied Economics, Spain
• Jason Hickel, PhD degree
• Expertise in political economy, Professor, ICTA-UAB and LSE, Spain/UK
• Kumudini Samuel, Women’s Rights and Human Rights, Women and Media Collective, Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka
• Jorge Buzaglo, Associate Professor of Economics, University of Stockholm
• Gunnar Myrdal Prize 1995, Swedish Economics Association, Independent researcher, Sweden
• Kanchana N Ruwanpura, PhD – Development Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden/ Professor – Development Geography, Sweden
• Lars Lindblom, Philosophy, theories of justice and democratic stability, Linköping University, Senior Associate Professor, Sweden
• Katharina Berndt, PhD, practical philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University, Senior Lecturer, Sweden
• Emil Andersson, PhD, Philosophy, Uppsala University, Lecturer, Sweden
• Sune Sunesson, PhD Sociology, Professor, Social Policy, Social work, Lund University, Emeritus Professor, Sweden
• Fredrik Bruhn, MSc in Development Studies and Political Science; specialized in effective, inclusive & accountable governance , International development professional, Sweden
• Emil D. Böhme, Socioeconomics, Institute of Demography and Socioeconomics, Switzerland
• Shahra Razavi, PhD Development Economics, International Labour Organization, Switzerland
• Arthur Lyon Dahl, Ph.D. in Biological Sciences, specialist in environment, sustainability and global governance, International Environment Forum, President, Switzerland
• Walter Leimgruber, Dr. in Geography, Emeritus Professor in Geography, University of Fribourg/CH, Switzerland
• Ruzanna Tarverdyan, PhD in Economics, 2023 PROSE Award Winning Author of Measuring Sustainable Development Goals Performance with Sten Thore, University of Cambridge, Course Ambassador for the Democratising Education for Global Sustainability and Justice (DemEd Global) programme for 2025–26, Switzerland
• Magdalena Sepulveda, PhD, human rights, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Director, Switzerland
• Heike Wach, MA Gender and Development, WIDE Switzerland (Civil Society), activist, Switzerland
• Dr. Yannick Oswald, PhD in energy and carbon inequality, PostDoctoral Experience in Global Inequality and Redistribution, University of Lausanne, PostDoc, Switzerland
• Nandi Joubert, MSc, epidemiology and global public health, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Switzerland
• Elke Pirgmaier, PhD in ecological economics and political economy, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
• Samia Hurst-Majno, Ethics, Full professor, University of Geneva, Faculty of Medicine, Switzerland
• Thierry Rossier, Dr in political science. Field of expertise: elites and inequality studies, University of Lausanne, senior researcher; London School of Economics, visiting fellow, Switzerland and the UK
• Joab Juma, Criminal Justice—Gender Justice, Daystar University Kenya, Syria
• Rajarshi Sen, DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS, INDEPENDENT, Tanzania
• Martina M. kabisama, MEd (Master Degree in International management and Policy in Education), National Coordinator of SAHRiNGON Tanzania Chapter (SAHRiNGON == Southern Africa Human Rights NGO Network), Tanzania
• Julaikha Bente Hossain, PhD; Gender and Development Studies., Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand; Affiliated Faculty and Senior Research Specialist, Thailand
• Associate Professor Dr. Apirada Chinprateep, PhD in Applied Economics, National Institute of Development Administration (Views expressed are personal), Thailand
• Francis Cripps, MA Economics, Alphametrics Co., Ltd., President, Thailand
• Roman Balaz, PhD in Social Policy and Social Work, Masaryk University, Assistant Professor, The Czech Republic
• Ingrid Robeyns, PhD Economics, MA Philosophy, scholar on the ethics of institutions, including questions of inequality., Utrecht University, The Netherlands
• Huub Brouwer, Doctorate in political philosophy, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy, The Netherlands
• Bart Engelen, PhD in Philosophy, Tilburg University, associate professor, The Netherlands
• Kati Cseres, PhD, economic law and regulation, competition law and consumer protection, University of Amsterdam, Associate Professor of Law, The Netherlands
• Irene van Staveren, Professor of economics, PhD, Professor of pluralist development economics at the Institute of Social Studies of Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
• Yogi Hendlin, MA in Political Science (UCLA)
• PhD Philosophy (University of Kiel, Germany), Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
• Flor Avelino, Master of arts in Political Science, PhD on the role of Power in Sustainability Transitions. Specialise in the role of power in Social Innovation and in Just Sustainability Transitions, Full professor at Utrecht University, The Netherlands
• Rogier van der Wal, PhD in Philosophy; Masters in Classical Studies, Ancient Cultures, General Arts and Public Administration, Professor in Ethics at Fontys UAS, Eindhoven/Tilburg, The Netherlands
• Lieta Maria Papetti, Bachelor in Economics, Forced Displacement and Human Rights diploma at UPEACE, Oxfam  Netherlands as finance specialist, The Netherlands
• Leon P. Hilbert, PhD in Economic Psychology, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
• Daniele Marchesi, MSc in Development Economics and currently PhD Candidate working on causes and consequences of inequality perceptions, preferences for redistribution, and life satisfaction., University of Groningen, PhD Candidate, The Netherlands
• Myrto Pantazi, Phd in Psychological and Educational Sciences, Social and Political Psychology, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
• Leticia Micheli, Economic Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Neuroeconomics, Assistant Professor, Leiden University, the Netherlands, The Netherlands
• Amber Davis, PhD Political Science – the rise of right-wing populism, European University Institute Florence, None currently, The Netherlands
• Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius, Prof dr., research focuses on human rights in the context of new technologies, IHub, Radboud University. Professor of ICT and law., The Netherlands
• Annelien de Dijn, PhD, history, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
• Morten Fibieger Byskov, Lecturer in Climate Ethics, Tilburg University, The Netherlands
• Carolina Sanchez De Jaegher, PhD in Philosophy, Utrecht University, the Netherlands
• Elise van der Mark, PhD in Gender and Development . Field of expertise Participatory Action Research to combat gender inequality, KNAW – the Netherlands (post-doc), The Netherlands
• Pınar Kahya, PhD, Inonu University, Turkey
• Tore Fougner, PhD International Relations (Global Political Economy), Bilkent University, Turkey
• İlhan Doğan, Graduate qualification: Ph.D.
• Fields of Expertise: Social Policies, Social Exclusion and Inclusion, Social Policies of the European Union, İstanbul University, Faculty of Economics    Asst. Prof., Türkiye
• Brenda Wyss, Economics PhD, Professor of Economics, Wheaton College MA, U.S.
• David B. Grusky, PhD in Sociology, Stanford University, Professor, U.S.
• Janet Yellen, Economics,  Ph.D., Brookings Institution, Distinguished Fellow, U.S.
• Basil Oberholzer, PhD in economics
• Macroeconomics, monetary economics, development economics, ecological economics, Associate Senior Research Scientist, Centre for Development and Environment, University of Bern, Switzerland, Uganda
• Wilson Okaka, Communications (PhD), Kyambogo University, Uganda
• Wilson, Masters, Makerere University, Uganda
• Anna Marriott, Masters, Health and Inequality, Independent, UK
• Ozlem Onaran, PhD, Economics, University of Greenwich, Professor of Economics Co-Director of Centre of Political Economy, Governance, Finance and Accountability Associate Head of the School of Accounting, Finance & Economics – Research and Knowledge Exchange, UK
• Jo Michell, PhD economics, Professor of economics, UWE Bristol, UK
• Wendy Carlin, PhD in Economics
• Macroeconomics, inequality, University College London; Professor of Economics, UK
• Lucia Fry, Economic justice
• Gender and education, Done, UK
• Armine Ishkanian, Professor, London School of Economics, International Inequalities Institute and Department of Social Policy, Professor, London School of Economics, International Inequalities Institute and Department of Social Policy, UK
• Rachel Brooks, PhD in Sociology – expertise in the sociology of education, University of Oxford, UK, UK
• Professor Briony Jones, Professor of Peace and Justice, University of Warwick, UK and France
• Grieve Chelwa, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor of Political Economy and Chair of Social Sciences, the Africa Institute, Global Studies University, United Arab Emirates
• Martin Lorccan Duignan, MSc Equality Studies, University College Dublin, United Arab Emirates
• Mike Savage, PhD in Sociology, Professorial Research Fellow, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
• Peter Gatrell, BA, MA, PhD (Cambridge) Expertise in refugees and mgration, University of Manchester, Emeritus, United Kingdom
• Kate Pickett, PhD, Inequality, Professor of Epidemiology, University of York, United Kingdom
• Carrie Friese, PhD in Sociology with a focus on sociology of health and illness, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Richard Wilkinson, MSc, MA, Hon Dotorate, Emeritus Professor,  United Kingdom
• Clare Short, Former Secretary of State for a International Development UK,  United Kingdom
• Alex Bush, MSc Poverty and Development; expertise in feminist, climate, and economic justice, Oxfam GB, United Kingdom
• Tariq Modood, Phd – Inequalities relating to Political Multiculturalism, Political Secularism and Cultural Racism, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• Professor Sam Friedman, PhD in Sociology and expert in class inequality, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
• Dr Tania Burchardt, PhD in Social Policy; expertise in poverty and inequality, Associate Professor, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Dame Barbara Stocking, Master of science
• Expertise as CE of Oxfam 2001 to 2013, President Emerita Murray Edwards College University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
• Diane Elson, PhD  Development Economics, Emeritus Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Essex, UK, United Kingdom
• Pat Thane, PhD History, Visiting Professor in History, Birkbeck College, London University. Professor Emerita in Contemporary History, London University, United Kingdom
• Aaron Reeves, PhD, Sociology, LSE, United Kingdom
• Suzanne Hall, PhD Sociology; MSc City Design, LSE, United Kingdom
• Naila Kabeer, PhD in International Development, London School of Economics, Emeritus Professor, United Kingdom
• Ian Gough, MA. Climate change, inequality and social policy, LSE, United Kingdom
• Ana Caistor Arendar, Masters of Science (MSc) in comparative politics at the London School of Economics,  United Kingdom
• Liz Pepler, PG Cert Charity Governance and MSC Charity Financial Management and Accounting (Dist)
• Expertise Nonprofit Financial Resilience Building,  United Kingdom
• Faiza Shaheen, PhD, inequality, Executive Director, Tax Justice UK, United Kingdom
• Eyob Balcha Gebremariam, PhD, expertise in political economy of development, African political economy, decolonial approaches to academic knowledge production, Research Associate, Perivoli Africa Research Centre, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• Gary Dymski, Phd in Economics – Development and macro, inequality and stratification, Professor of Applied Economics, Leeds University Business School, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
• Dr Leona Vaughn, PhD Sociology, social policy and criminology, Masters Social Research, PG Certificate inequality issues, Expert in inequality within social policy for risk/harm prevention, specifically safeguarding, hate crimes and counterterrorism, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom
• Danny Sriskandarajah, D.Phil, CEO, New Economics Foundation, United Kingdom
• James Hampshire, PhD Politics (Oxford)
• Migration and political economy, University of Sussex, Professor of Politics, United Kingdom
• Richard Bärnthaler, PhD; Ecological Economics, Political Economy, Lecturer at University of Leeds, United Kingdom
• Sebastian Gazmuri Barker, PhD in Law
• Tax policy and its impact on inequality, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Douglas Bamford, BA, MA, PhD in Political Philosophy, Lecturer, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Gah-Kai Leung, PhD Politics (Warwick), MA Transnational Studies (UCL)
• Expertise: political theory, disaster ethics, PPE, distributive equality, relational equality, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
• Sylvia Walby, Degrees of BA, MA, and PhD in Sociology
• Expertise in sociology, violence, gender relations., Professor of Criminology, Royal Holloway, University of London, United Kingdom
• Jonathan R Goodman, PhD; human evolutionary studies, University of Cambridge; Wellcome Sanger Institute – Social scientist, United Kingdom
• Benjamin Selwyn, PhD – Expert in international development, global value chains, global food systems, labour and development, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Nuno Ferreira, PhD in Law, University of Law, United Kingdom
• Andreas Antoniades, PhD, field: Global Political Economy, University of Sussex, UK. Professor of Global Political Economy and Sustainability, United Kingdom
• Marco Ranaldi, Assistant Professor in Economics
• Expertise: Economic inequality with a focus on inequality in capital and labor, from both methodological and empirical perspectives, global and nationals., University College London, United Kingdom
• Gurminder K Bhambra, DPhil Sociology
• Historical Sociology; specifically an engagement with the ways in which global inequalities in the present are configured by colonial histories, University of Sussex, Professor of Historical Sociology, Associate Dean for Research and Innovation in the Faculty of Social Sciences, United Kingdom
• Caroline Bennett, PhD in anthropology; genocide, mass death, conflict, violence, peace-building, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Diego Sánchez-Ancochea, PhD in Economics, New School for Social Research
• Specialist on inequality and social policy, Head of the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Sir Richard Jolly, Professor of Economics, Institute of Development Studies, Retiree, United Kingdom
• Fiona Williams, PhD – Emeritus Professor of Social Policy – inequalities of race, gender, migration, and class, Emeritus Professor of Social Policy, University of Leeds, UK, United Kingdom
• Sabrina Bowen, MSc International Development & Social Anthropology, Birkbeck University, United Kingdom
• Bradley Hillier-Smith, PhD in Moral and Political Philosophy, specialising in global justice, human rights, and migration ethics. , Associate Lecturer in Political, Moral, and Legal Philosophy at the University of St Andrews, United Kingdom
• Alessandra Mezzadri, Inequality, Global Production, Informal Labour, Gender, SOAS, Professor of Global Development and Political Economy, United Kingdom
• kevin watkins, D Phil history, London School of Economics Visiting Professor of Practice, United Kingdom
• Shivani Singhal, PhD, Environmental Politics, Research Fellow, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
• Duncan Green, PhD, political science, London School of Economics and Political Science, Professor in Practice, United Kingdom
• Melanie Channon, PhD, Demography, University of Bath, Professor of Demography and Global Health Policy, United Kingdom
• Julie MacLeavy, PhD Economic Geography, Professor, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• Jeff Powell, PhD, Economics, University of Greenwich, Associate Professor, United Kingdom
• Danny Dorling, PhD (Geography), Expertise: inequality, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Agnes Callmard, PHD Political Science, Secretary General Amnesty International, United Kingdom
• Kate Raworth, Masters in Economics for Development, Senior Teaching Associate, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Michael Marmot, MBBS, PhD – Epidemiology and Public Health, Director, UCL Institute of Health Equity, Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, UCL, United Kingdom
• Stewart Lansley, M.SC  Inequality and poverty, Visiting Fellow, University of Bristol, UK, United Kingdom
• Henrice Altink, PHD, social historians with expertise in the colonial and postcolonial Caribbean, work on development, University of York, United Kingdom
• Matti Kohonen, PhD, Sociology, Executive Director, Financial Transparency Coalition, United Kingdom
• Ashfaq Khalfan, Phd – International human rights law, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
• Michael Vaughan, PhD in Government and International Relations, International Inequalities Institute, London School of Economics, Research Fellow, United Kingdom
• Prof Sue Konzelmann, Economics, Birkbeck, University of London, United Kingdom
• Paul Gilbert, PhD
• Social Anthropology/Development Economics, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Frances Stewart, D. Phil human development, horizontal inequality, conflict, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Dr Haley Beer, PhD in Management, expert in impact measurement and social change, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
• Henry Leveson-Gower, Ecological Economics, CEO, Promoting Economic Pluralism, United Kingdom
• Barry Smart, BSc Sociology, PhD Social Sciences, University of Portsmouth, Professor of Sociology, United Kingdom
• Ha-Joon Chang, Ph.D. Economics, SAOS University of London, United Kingdom
• Eric Kemp-Benedict, PhD Physics. Fields of expertise: ecological economics, macroeconomics, economic development, economic inequality, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
• Amir Lebdioui, PhD in Development economics, expertise in industrial policy and socially inclusive structural transformation models, University of Oxford, United Kingdom
• Nimi Hoffmann, PhD in Social Policy, Assistant Professor, Centre for International Education, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Jouni Paavola, PhD, Environment and Development, Climate Change Adaptation, Professor, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
• Francisco H. G. Ferreira, PhD Economics, Professor, London School of Economics, United Kingdom
• David Owen, PhD. Politics., University of Southampton., United Kingdom
• Robert Yates, MBA, Universal Health Coverage, Health Systems Strengthening, Political Economy of Health and Health Reforms, Visiting Professor in Practice, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Adam Kluge, PhD (DPhil), University of Oxford
• Fields: Criminology and Sociology, University of Oxford, Doctoral Candidate in Criminology, United Kingdom
• Alice Damiano, PhD in Renewable Resources/Ecological Economics, Master’s Degree in International Development, Cooperation, and Environmental Studies, University of Leeds, Lecturer, United Kingdom
• Mario Novelli, Professor in the Political Economy of Education, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Stephen P. Jenkins, DPhil, Economics, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Ellen Helsper, Fields of expertise: the links between digital inequalities, data inequalities, and structural inequalities, as well as interpersonal relationships and communication; civic participation; and child rights in a digital age. Qualification: PhD in Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science – Professor, United Kingdom
• Susan Harkness, PhD Economics
• Professor of Social Policy, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
• John Holmwood, PhD Sociology, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
• Dr Nicolás Brando, PhD – Political and Legal Theory, University of Liverpool ‘ Derby Fellow, United Kingdom
• Yann Lebeau, Doctor  in sociology. Research  expertise in equity of access  to higher education, Professor, University of East  Anglia (UK), United Kingdom
• Louis Pilard, MSc in Environmental Policy, N/A, United Kingdom
• Giorgos Gouzoulis, Labor Economics;  Industrial and Labor Relations;  Functional and Personal Income Inequalities, Associate Professor at the School of Business & Management at Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom
• Sandra Martinsone, MA International Political Economy, Bond, Policy and Advocacy Manager, United Kingdom
• Molly Pugh-Jones, MSc Global Health and Development, N/A, United Kingdom
• Mina Chiang, Qualification: MA Development Studies
• Expertise: Counter human trafficking, Founder and Director, Humanity Research Consultancy, United Kingdom
• Rochelle Burgess, PhD Social and Behavioural Sciences (Health community and development), Professor Global Mental Health and Social Justice, University College London (UCL), United Kingdom
• Michael Jacobs, PGDipEcon, Macroeconomics and environmental / climate economics, University of Sheffield; Professor of Political Economy, United Kingdom
• Alexander Guschanski, PhD, Economics, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom
• Mehmet Ugur, PhD Economics, Professor of Economics and Institutions, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom
• Robert Calvert Jump, PhD Economics, Associate Professor, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom
• Joseph Usher, PhD candidate, Urban Planning, London School of Economics, Research Assistant, United Kingdom
• Dr Carolina Cristina Alves, PhDs, Macro and Development., UCL – IIPP, London., United Kingdom
• Susan Himmelweit, PhD in Economics, Open University Emeritus Professor, United Kingdom
• Simon Mohun, PhD; Economics, Emeritus Professor of Political Economy, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom
• Ann Pettifor, International political economy, Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME), United Kingdom
• Kristin Surak, PhD in Sociology, London School of Economics, Associate Professor of Political Sociology, United Kingdom
• Pubudini Wickramaratne, Master of Laws LLM – human rights, law, Land Rights Policy Lead – Oxfam International, United Kingdom
• Luke Cooper, Political Science and International Relations (Global Political Economy), Associate Professorial Research Fellow in International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
• Daniel Hultgren, MA (Oxon) Philosophy, Politics & Economics, Save the Children International, United Kingdom
• Abhijit Dhillon, MSc Health and International Development. Community Health, Community Health Impact Coalition. Advocacy Coordinator, United Kingdom
• Alejandro Farieta Barrera, PhD in International Education and Development, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
• Akudo Amadiegwu, MA Social Work, Canterbury Christ Church University Senior Lecturer and MA Course Director, United Kingdom
• Alya Khan, PhD, Philosophy
• Expertise in social and political philosophy, health ethics, bioethics., Senior Lecturer in Health Ethics, London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
• Chris Armstrong, PhD in Politics, Professor of Political Theory, University of Southampton, United Kingdom
• Amina Babirye, MSc Global Public Health and Social Justice, Brunel University, United Kingdom
• Shamus Khan, PhD, Sociology, Willard Thorp Professor, Princeton University, United States
• Sarah Anderson, Master’s degree and 30 years of research experience on a wide range of inequality-related issues, including wealth concentration, CEO-worker pay gaps, and labor., Institute for Policy Studies, Inequality.org co-editor, United States
• Michael McQuarrie, Sociology, Arizona State University, United States
• Nathan Coplin, M.A. International Diplomacy & Economics; field = Development Economics & Fiscal Policy,  United States
• Sewon Kim, PhD in Public Affairs (public finance, policy analysis), Indiana University, United States
• Caren Grown, PhD, Economics, Brookings Institution, Senior Fellow, United States
• Mona Ali, PhD Economics, Associate Professor of Economics, United States
• Olivia Bullio Mattos, PhD, Monetary Economics, St. Francis College, Associate Professor, United States
• Fadhel Kaboub, PhD in economics, Denison University, United States
• Mónica Unda Gutiérrez, PhD in Development Studies, University of Southern California, Associate Professor, United States
• Jody Agius Vallejo, Phd and Sociology: inequality, elites, migration, University of Southern California, Professor of Sociology, United States
• José Antonio Ocampo, PhD, Economics, Professor School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University, United States
• Kathleen McAfee, Professor of International Relations with expertise in environmental and development policy, San Francisco State University, United States
• Peter Bearman, PhD Sociology, Columbia University, United States
• Salah Hamdoun, PhD in Innovation in Global Development. Expertisein the political economy of development, modernization, and risk, with a focus on how market expansion and digital technologies reshape social relations, inequality, and local responses to change., Visiting Affiliate Center for African Studies, United States
• Juan Antonio Montecino, PhD in Economics, American University and the Institute for Macroeconomic and Policy Analysis, United States
• Ignacio Gonzalez, PhD in Economics, Assistant Professor of Economics, American University, United States
• Ritika Goel, Political Science PHD UC Berkeley. Status Inequality and aspirations, Harvard Kennedy School, United States
• Henrique de Abreu Grazziotin, Phd Candidate in Economics, MA in Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States
• Lenore Palladino, Phd, Economics, Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States
• Julie McCarthy, Masters in International Relations from Yale University, CEO of NatureFinance, United States
• Radhika Balakrishnan, PhD in Economics, Professor Emeritus, Rutgers University, United States
• Timothy Smeeding, Phd Economics
• Founder and creator, Luxembourg Income Study ; Luxembourg Wealth Study, Distinguished Professor of  Public Policy and Economics, U Wisconsin, United States
• Severin Rapp, Economics, Economics of Inequality, Public Economics, Finance, CUNY Graduate Center, Research Associate, United States
• Nora Lustig, PhD, Development Economics, Inequality and Poverty, Social Policy, Professor Emerita, Tulane University and Visiting Professor, El Colegio de Mexico, United States and Mexico
• Walter Little, PhD, Anthropology with fields of expertise in economic anthropology, informal economy, and street vending., University at Albany, SUNY, United States of America
• Arthur MacEwan, Economics Ph.D.Inequality, American Economic History, Economic Development, International Commerce, University of Massachusetts Boston, Professor Emeritus of Economics, United States of America
• Irshad Ahmed, PhD (c) Health Policy & Management, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Doctoral Candidate, United States of America
• Luis Monroy Gómez Franco, Ph.D. in Economics. Fields of expertise: Intergenerational mobility, stratification economics, and inequality of opportunity., Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst., United States of America
• Luis Bértola, Ph.D. in Economic History, specializing in long-run development, inequality, institutions, and technical change, with a focus on Latin America., Universidad de la República, and National Science Academy of Uruguay, Uruguay
• Craig Calhoun, D.Phil.. Sociology and history., Arizona State University (University Professor of the Social Sciences); Princeton University (Recurrent Visiting Professor of Sociology), US
• Thomas Pogge, PhD Philosophy, Yale, US
• Carmen Barroso, PhD gender and health, Women Deliver board member, US
• Bhumika Muchhala, PhD, International Political Economy, The New School;    Position: Adjunct Professor in Global Governance, US
• Kimberly Kay Hoang, Sociology- Global Movement of Wealth, University of Chicago, US
• Christopher Winsihp, Sociology, Harvard Diker-Tishman Research Professor of Sociology, US
• Esfandiar Maasoumi, Ph.d, Economics, Emory University, USA
• Philip Alston, JSD (Docorate in law). Expertise in international law, human rights, and the political economy of rights., New York University, John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law, USA
• Sourushe Zandvakili, Phd, Inequality and Welfare Economics, and Labor Economics, Professor Emeritus, Department of Economics, University of Cincinnati, USA
• Stephanie Seguino, PhD Economics, specialist in inequality, University of Vermont, USA
• Yavuz Yasar, Ph.D. in Economics, University of Denver, Professor, USA
• Sarah Cliffe, International Economic Policy; Politics of inequality and practical solutions, Distinguished Fellow, Center on International Cooperation, New York University, USA
• Mary C King, PhD Economics, Professor of Economics Emerita, Portland State University, USA
• Meredeth Turshen, D Phil Political Economy dissertation on the Political Economy of Health with a case study of Tanzania; expertise in global health, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, retired Professor, USA
• Günseli Berik, PhD, Economics, University of Utah, Professor Emerita, USA
• James K. Galbraith, PhD, Economics, Yale University, 1981.   Measurement of inequality., The University of Texas at Austin.  Lloyd M Bentsen, jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations, LBJ School, and Professor of Government, USA
• Michael Ash, Economics (labor and environment with a focus on inequality; quantitative methods), University of Massachusetts Amherst (USA); professor of economics and public policy, USA
• Patricia Welch Saleeby, Phd and MSSA, Social Work, Bradley University, IFSW Regional Representative, WHO FDRG Co-Chair, USA
• Geoffrey Wodtke, PhD in Sociology, University of Chicago, Professor of Sociology, USA
• Kaushik Basu, PhD (London School of Economics)
• Field of expertise: Development Economics, Game theory, Law and economics, Cornell University. Carl Marks Professor of International Studies, USA
• Alison M Jaggar, Ph.D. philosophy., expert in gender and global justice, Emerita professor of distinction at the University of Colorado  Boulder,  USA
• Isabella Weber, PhD Economics, PhD Development Studies, University of Massachusetts, USA
• Mary Eschelbach Hansen, PhD Economics, American University, USA
• Debra Satz, PhD in philosophy, Stanford University, USA
• Renata Serra, PhD Economics, with a focus on Development Economics and African Studies, University of Florida, Instructional Professor in the Center for African Studies, USA
• Daren Acemoglu, PHD Economics, Professor, MIT, USA
• Samuel Bowles, PhD in economics, Professor, Santa Fe Institute, USA
• Thomas Masterson, PhD in Economics
• Poverty and Inequality Analysis and Measurement, Race and Gender, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, New York, USA, USA
• Hassan Mujtaba, Phd student in Economics (with a focus on Political Economy and Development), University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
• Mwangi wa Githinji, Ph.D. Economics, Associate Dean – University of Massachusetts-Amherst, USA
• Gerald Epstein, PhD Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Ha Nguyen, Economics PhD, UMass Amherst Economics Department, USA
• Peter Skott, Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• LEONCE NDIKUMANA, PhD, Economics, Distinguished Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• Lawrence King, PhD Sociology, Political Economy, Economics, Professor of Economics University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
• James Heintz, PhD Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
• Martin Guzman, PhD in Economics, Professor, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, USA and Argentina
• Nguyen Thi Ngoc Mai, Pursuing Master’s in International Law at the University of Bristol (UK), researcg focuses on rights-based approaches to legal and institutional reform,., University of Bristol, United Kingdom,  pursuing a Master’s in International Law; Community Impact Team Member at  University of Bristol Law, Vietnam/UK
• Clement Kasonde, Bachelor of Laws, Labour Institute of Zambia, Research Officer, Zambia
• Nicola Harford, MA Rural Social Development; media and communications for development, Managing Director, iMedia Associates, Zimbabwe
• Olga Cantó Sánchez, Doctorado en Economía, Universidad de Alcalá, Catedrática de Economía, Spain
• Miguel Artola Blanco, Doctor en Historia – Historia Económica, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
• Juan Antonio Gimeno, Doctor en Derecho y Economía, UNED – Economistas sin Fronteras…, Spain
• Atilio Alberto Boron, Ph. D., en ciencia política, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, profesor consulto, Argentina
• Verónica Grondona, Lic. en Economía, doctoranda en Desarrollo Económico. Especialista en Fiscalidad Internacional, ICRICT – Senior Advisor on International Tax; CCC – investigadora; ETFE – miembro – Iniciativa por los Derechos Humanos en la Política Fiscal, Argentina
• Lamia Oualalou, Economia, EU Tax Observatory / General Manager, Francia
• Daniela Vilar, Magister en Políticas Públicas – Ministra de Ambiente de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Ministra de Ambiente de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Mariana Matamoros Cárdenas, Economista, especialista en econometría y con maestría en economía, Centro de Estudios de derecho, justicia y sociedad – Dejusticia / Investigadora principal de justicia fiscal, Colombia
• Adriana Puiggrós, Doctora en educación, Universidad Pedagógica Nacional; Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Luiza Nassif Pires, Feminist economics, Director research center on macroeconomic of inequalities, Brasil
• Oliver Pardo, Doctor en Economía, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
• Alejandro Gaggero, Doctor en Ciencias Sociales (Universidad de Buenos Aires), Coordinador del área de Justicia Fiscal de la Asociación Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia (ACIJ), Argentina
• Mercedes Marco del Pont, Desarrollo económico, Fundación de Investigaciones para el Desarrollo (FIDE), Argentina
• Andrés Celis, Economista, especializado en política fiscal, y agua y saneamiento., Sin afiliación, Colombia
• Paul Segal, Professor of Economics, specializing in the economics of inequality and economic development, IAE Business School, Austral University, Argentina
• Laura de Pablos Escobar, Doctora en Economía, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España
• Rafael Carranza, PhD in Social Policy; Inequality measurement, social mobility, labour markets., Escuela de Gobierno, Universidad Católica de Chile. Profesor Asistente, Chile
• Liliana Heredia Rodríguez, Contadora Pública. Trabajo en temas trubutarios., Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
• Cecilia Todesca Bocco, Economista y Magister en Políticas Públicas, Ninguna, Argentina
• Tomás Leighton, Sociologo, Director Ejecutivo de Rumbo Colectivo, Chile
• Ricardo Martín, Licenciado en Economía por la  Universidad de Buenos Aires.  Macroeconomía, Grupo Paternal.  Buenos Aires, Argentina., Argentina
• Juan Felipe Caicedo, Politólogo – Especialista en Política Urbana, C40 Cities – Gerente de Proyectos de Planeación y Diseño Urbano., Bogotá, Colombia
• Candelaria Botto, Economista, especializada en genero, Directora de ecofeminita, Argentina
• Mariano Montes, Lic. en Ciencia Política, Director de Interra (UNLZ). Docente en UBA, UNAB y FLACSO., Argentina
• Rafael Grasa Hernández, Dr Relaciones Internacionales Desarrollo y seguridad, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Spain
• Luis Buendía García, Doctor en Economía Internacional y Desarrollo, Profesor Titular. Universidad de León, Spain
• Clara Martinez-Toledano, Doctorado en Economía, Economía de la Desigualdad, Finanzas Públicas y de los Hogares, Assistant Professor en Imperial College London Business School y Wealth Distribution Coordinator at World Inequality Lab, United Kingdom
• Ignasi Martí, PhD in Management Studies, area de especialización: precariedad, exclusión, innovación social, ESADE Business School – Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain
• Luis Molina Temboury, Economista. Estadístico analista, miembro de Economistas Frente a la Crisis, Spain
• Mohamed Lamine YOULA, Relations Internationales, Chargé d’Etudes des Relations Multilatérales au Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, de l’intégration Africaine et des Guinéens Etablis à l’Etranger, Guinée
• Yonatan Berman, Senior Lecturer in Economics, King’s College London