About Us
A Collaborative & Diverse Group
The Cambridge Society for Economic Pluralism (CSEP) is run by a dedicated group of students united by the belief that progress in the discipline of economics will be driven by an increasingly interdisciplinary approach and a pluralist platform in the 21st century.
Our committee reflects these very values and we are proud to attract talented students from the entire spectrum of social sciences and across different age groups. Studying a vast array of different disciplines, our committee members share an intense passion to enrich and advance the understanding of economic thought within the Cambridge community.
Meet The Team
Thomas Coates
President and Curriculum Officer
Girton College
Economics
2nd Year
Yuqing He
Vice President
Selwyn College
Economics
3rd Year
Anna Hawkins
Vice President
Emmanuel College
Economics
3rd Year
Frances Archibald
Treasurer
Emmanuel College
Economics
2nd Year
Corrine Kola-Balogun
Publicity Officer
Lucy Cavendish College
HSPS
2nd Year
Tommaso De Filippo Santos
Publicity Officer
King's College
Economics
2nd Year
Jordan Aw
Digital Officer
Girton College
Economics
2nd Year
Ansh Barot
Digital Officer
Trinity Hall
Economics
2nd Year
Syinat Tagaeva
Events Officer
Robinson College
Chinese Studies
4th Year
Harry Huang
Speakers Officer
Churchill College
Economics
2nd Year
Flora Moayed
Speakers Officer
Christ's College
Land Economy
2nd Year
Hannah Dahl
Postgraduate Officer
Darwin College
Politics & International Studies MPhil
Rithika Iyengar
Events Officer
Trinity College
Economics
Exchange Year
Yannes Chen
Speakers Officer
Girton College
Economics
1st Year
Lukas Kupka
Speakers and Postgraduate Officer
Gonville and Caius College
Economic Research MPhil
Alexandra Schultz & Vansh Nagaich
Co-Chairs (Logistics)
Our Sponsors
We wish to thank the Cambridge Political Economy Society, which helped us build our society and promote economic pluralism.
The Cambridge Political Economy Society, founded in the 1970s, aims to advance the education of the public in political economy and related matters, and to promote research in matters pertaining to political economy and to publish the useful results of such research.
To this end the Society publishes the Cambridge Journal of Economics, the Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society and Contributions to Political Economy.
CSEP is a member of Rethinking Economics, an international network of students, academics and professionals building a better economics in society and the classroom.
Through a mixture of campaigning, events and engaging projects, Rethinking Economics connects people globally to discuss and enact the change needed for the future of economics, and to propel the vital debate on what economics is today. It is active in over 40 universities in more than 15 countries worldwide.
Project include the resource Exploring Economics, the news website ecnmy.org, and the best-selling book 'The Econocracy'.