Erasmus University Rotterdam

dr. (Georgina) G.M. Gomez

dr. (Georgina) G.M. Gomez
Associate Professor International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) Academic Staff Unit
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Erasmus University Rotterdam
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+31 70 4260676
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gomez@iss.nl

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I am fascinated by the diversity of forms of organising local economic governance. My interests focus on patterns of collaboration and competition around the configuration of money, markets and enterprises. My research covers complementary currency systems, local markets, local production systems and social economy organisations. I approach these topics from an evolutionary and institutional perspective, because I consider institutions are the most essential brick in the structuring of socio- economic life. 

I am fascinated by the diversity of forms of organising local economic governance. My interests focus on patterns of collaboration and competition around the configuration of money, markets and enterprises. My research covers complementary currency systems, local markets, local production systems and social economy organisations. I approach these topics from an evolutionary and institutional perspective, because I consider institutions are the most essential brick in the structuring of socio- economic life. 

      • G.M. Gomez (2018). Monetary Plurality in Local, Regional and Global Economies. Oxford: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez (2009). Argentina’s Parallel Currency. The economy of the poor (Series on Financial History, 11). London: Pickering & Chatto Publishers
      • G.M. Gomez (2008). Making markets. The institutional rise and decline of the Argentine Red de Trueque. The Hague: Institute of Social Studies

      • G.M. Gomez (2018). For the policy maker: when and how is monetary plurality an option. In G.M. Gómez (Ed.), Monetary Plurality in Local, Regional and Global Economies (Financial History) (pp. 275-289). Oxford: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez & W. von Prittwitz und Gaffron (2018). The pervasiveness of monetary plurality in economic crisis and wars. In G.M. Gómez (Ed.), Monetary Plurality in Local, Regional and Global Economies (Financial History) (pp. 123-152). Oxford: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez (2018). How does monetary plurality work at the household level? The division of labour among currencies in Argentina (1998-2005). In G.M. Gómez (Ed.), Monetary Plurality in Local, Regional and Global Economies (Financial History) (pp. 67-83). Oxford: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez (2018). The monetary system as an evolutionary construct. In G.M. Gómez (Ed.), Monetary Plurality in Local, Regional and Global Economies (Financial History) (pp. 1-17). Oxford: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez (2016). Matching Cash and Kind: Argentina’s Experimentation with Multiple Currencies, 1995–2005. In B. Batiz-Lazo & L. Efthymiou (Eds.), The Book of Payments. Historical and Contemporary Views on the Cashless Society (pp. 65-74). Basingtoke: Palgrave Macmillan
      • G.M. Gomez, P. Knorringa & A.A. Corradi (2016). Introduction. In G..M. Gomez & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Local Governance, Economic Development and Institutions (EADI Global Development Series) (pp. 1-16). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan
      • G.M. Gomez (2016). Building Local Agency: The Case of a Nicaraguan Association in the Coffee Global Value Chain. In G.M. Gómez & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Local Governance, Economic Development and Institutions (EADI Global Development Series) (pp. 182-200). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan UK
      • G.M. Gomez & H.A. Ritchie (2016). The Institutional Foundations of Civic Innovation. In K. Biekart, W. Harcourt & P. Knorringa (Eds.), Exploring Civic Innovation for Social and Economic Transformation (Routledge Studies in Development Economics) (pp. 20-40). Abington, UK; New York, NY: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez (2015). Balancing growth and solidarity in community currency systems: the case of the Trueque in Argentina. In P. Utting (Ed.), Social and Solidarity Economy : Beyond the Fringe (pp. 221-235). London: ZED books
      • G.M. Gomez (2015). La agencia local y la estructuración del sistema de gobernanza: el caso de la ONG nicaragüense Pueblos en Acción Comunitaria. In R. Rosales Ortega & L. Brenner (Eds.), Geografía de la gobernanza : dinámicas multiescalares de los procesos económico-ambientales (Sociologia y Politica) (pp. 73-93). México, D.F.: Siglo XXI & UAM
      • S. Ferragut & G.M. Gomez (2013). From the Street to the Store. The Formalization of Street Vendors in Quito, Ecuador. In I. Hillenkamp, F. Lapeyre & A Lemaître (Eds.), Securing Livelihoods. Informal Economy Practices and Institutions (pp. 214-234). Oxford: Oxford University Press
      • S.M. Borras, J.C. Franco, G.M. Gomez, C. Kay & M. Spoor (2013). Land grabbing in Latin America and the Caribbean. In B. White, S.M. Borras, R. Hall, I. Scoone & W. Wolford (Eds.), The new enclosures: critical perspectives on corporate land deals. London: Routledge
      • G.M. Gomez & P. Patrón (2012). Viejos agentes con nuevos recursos: una mirada a la economía institucional del canon minero en Perú. In R. Rosales Ortega, L. Brenner & C. Mendoza (Eds.), Geografía económica y social: actores, instituciones y procesos globales (pp. 97-115). México: Siglo XXI Editores / Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
      • G.M. Gomez (2012). La formacion de precios en las Redes de Trueque. In R. Orzi (Ed.), La moneda social como lazo social (Moneda Social y Mercados Solidarios II) (pp. 177-204). Buenos Aires, Argentina: Universidad Nacional de Lujan - Ediciones Ciccus
      • G.M. Gomez (2012). Bytteringer - Bare i Argentina. In J. Loge (Ed.), Latin-Amerikanske Losninger (Latin-Amerikaboken, 2012) (pp. 90-92). Oslo: Latin-Amerikagruppene I Norge (LAG)
      • G.M. Gomez (2010). Non-participatory reform and institutional gaps: The re-organisation of Argentina¿s industrial sector in the nineties. In Participation for what: Social change or social control? (pp. 39-51) The Hague: ISS and Hivos
      • G.M. Gomez & A.H.J. Helmsing (2010). Social Entrepreneurship: A Convergence of NGOs and the Market Economy? In A. Fowler & C. Malunga (Eds.), NGO Management: The Earthscan Companion (Earthscan Reader Series) (pp. 388-402). London: Earthscan
      • G.M. Gomez (2006). `Le Réseau De Trueque Zone Ouest, Partenaire De L¿économie Locale¿. In Jérôme Blanc (Ed.), Rapport Exclusion Et Liens Financiers 2005-06, Monnaies Sociales (pp. 497-513). Paris: Economica

      • G.M. Gomez (2008). Book review: `Alternative currency movements as a challenge to globalisation? A case study of Manchester¿s local currency networks', by P. North [Bespreking van het boek Alternative currency movements as a challenge to globalisation? A case study of Manchester’s local currency networks]. Journal of European Urban and Regional Studies, 15(1), 84-86.

        • I. Turcotte & G.M. Gomez (2012). Linking the poor to new modalities in service delivery. Partnership innovations in solid waste management in Bogotá, Colombia. (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 548). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
        • G. Ncube & G.M. Gomez (2011). Local economic development and migrant remittances in rural Zimbabwe: building on sand or solid ground? (Preprints, ISS working papers series. General series, no 523). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
        • A.H.J. Helmsing & G.M. Gomez (2009). Cordaid¿s action and the economics of civil society. (Extern rapport). The Hague: Cordaid

        • G.M. Gomez (2013). Meta-Analysis; A comparison of intervention strategies to support growth and enterprise creation among microenterprises. Workshop on Knowledge Partnership: Gorinchem, The Netherlands (2013, december 17).
        • G.M. Gomez (2013). Variedades y enfoques al desarrollo económico local. Foro universidad y desarrollo local, Universidad de los Llanos, Sede San Antonio: Villavicencio, Colombia (2013, mei 24).
        • G.M. Gomez (2013). Trading Scale for Solidarity in the Community Currency Systems in Argentina. International Conference on Potential and Limits of Social and Solidarity Economy: Geneva, Switzerland (2013, mei 6 - 2013, mei 8).
        • G. Ncube & G.M. Gomez (2013). Remittances in Rural Zimbabwe: From Consumption to Investment? Inclusive Growth in Africa: Measurement, Causes, and Consequences: Helsinki (2013, september 20 - 2013, september 21).
        • G.M. Gomez (2013). Money for a day. Workshop The Quality of Money: Paris, France (2013, december 6).
        • G.M. Gomez (2013). Neither private nor public. The Argentine Clubes de Trueque as club markets. II International Conference on Complementary and Community Currency Systems: The Hague, The Netherlands (2013, juni 19 - 2013, juni 23).

        • G.M. Gomez (2011). From international charity to value chain coordinator. The case of the Pueblos en Accion Comunitaria (PAC). Woord & Daad: Gorinchem.
        • G.M. Gomez (2010). An economically sustainable social enterprise in micro-finance and farmers¿ services: PAC (Association Pueblos en Acción Comunitaria) in Nicaragua. Paper presented at the conference “Value chain governance and endogenous economic growth: how can NGOs, firms and governments achieve inclusion and poverty reduction?: ISS, The Hague (2010, september 28).
        • G.M. Gomez & A.H.J. Helmsing (2010). NGOs venturing in the market economy: Is it good news? Paper presented at the Third Annual Conference of the Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy Research (ANSER): Montreal (2010, juni 2 - 2010, juni 4).
        • G.M. Gomez (2010). The ¿division of labour¿ between the monies of Argentina (2000-2005). Workshop De-teleologising Money and Its Theory: Paris (2010, december 6 - 2010, december 7).
        • G.M. Gomez (2009). What if we make ourselves some money? The origins of the Argentine Red de Trueque as a complementary currency system. Paper presented at the International Conference on Paper Money in Theory and Practice in History: New York (2009, april 16 - 2009, april 18).
        • G.M. Gomez (2009). Mastering the crisis: sustaining governance in the Argentine complementary currency systems. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy: University of Amsterdam (2009, november 6 - 2009, november 8).
        • A.H.J. Helmsing & G.M. Gomez (2009). Civil society and the economy. A discussion.
        • G.M. Gomez (2009). Haciendo Mercados. Las Redes de Trueque en la Argentina. Paper presented at Seminario Internacional Globalización Económica y Gobernanza Ambiental: retos para la Geografía Humana: Mexico (2009, oktober 21 - 2009, oktober 23).
        • G.M. Gomez (2008). Buying from global markets or from local markets: what is the deal for the poor? Paper presented at International Conference on ‘Apparent Antithesis: Globalisation and Local Development’: Trento (2008, oktober 9 - 2008, oktober 11).
        • G.E. Berner, G.M. Gomez & P. Knorringa (2008). The Logic of Survival Entrepreneurs and the Moral Economy of the Slum. Conference on Entrepreneurship and Economic Development: Concepts, Measurements, and Impacts: Helsinki (2008, augustus 21 - 2008, augustus 23).
        • G.M. Gomez (2008). The three markets of Argentine cities: Do Complementary Currency Systems help the poor buy more? Paper presented at the International Symposium ‘Cities of Extremes’: The Hague (2007, oktober 15).
        • G.M. Gomez (2006). Capacity and institutional building: a secondary market for the poor. The Red de Trueque in Argentina. Paper presented at the 4th Development Dialogue ‘Capacity building in practice: does it really matter for development?’: Institute of Social Studies, The Hague (2006, juni 9).
        • G.M. Gomez (2006). Re-placing money for local economic development. The Red de Trueque in Argentina. Paper presented at the First Annual Garnet International conference ‘Global Financial and Monetary Governance, the EU, and Emerging Market Economies’: Amsterdam (2006, september 27 - 2006, september 29).
        • G.M. Gomez (2006). A market in the making: the Red de Trueque in Argentina. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy: Galatasaray University, Istanbul (2006, november 2 - 2006, november 4).

      • G.M. Gomez (2016, juni 1). Varieties of money and currency circuits in Argentina (2000-2002). Sciences Po, Lyon, France, Monetary Institutionalisms in the French-Speaking World.
      • G.M. Gomez (2015, november 27). Monetary disunion - the nature of money and the Argentine currencies at the turn of the Millennium. Warburg, Germany, DAMIN Workshop "Conflict Potentials in Monetary Unions".
      • G.M. Gomez & J.W. de Wit (2015, oktober 29). Contestation and Contradicions in the Argentine Redes de Trueque. Salvador do Bahia, Brazil, 3rd International Conference on Social and Complementary Currencies.
      • G.M. Gomez (2015, augustus 5). Why do people want a currency? Kyoto, Japan, 27th World Economic History Congress 'Diversity in Development'.
      • G.M. Gomez (2015, juli 3). What's the issue of scale in the Social Economy? Looking at Complementary Currencies worldwide. Bolsena, Italy, CIRI Summer School.
      • G.M. Gomez (2014, juli 17). The Nicaraguan farmers’ association PAC: from providing international aid to reorganizing the local production system. Montevideo, Uruguay, 17th Conference of the International Association for the Economics of Participation (IAFEP).
      • G.M. Gomez (2014, juni 28). Scaling-up: is it really necessary? Villarceau, France, 2nd Study retreat for Actors and Scholars: The challenge of “scaling-up”, Veblen Foundation Annual Meeting on Social Transitions.
      • G.M. Gomez (2014, april 10). Vertientes de desarrollo local. San Juan, Puerto Rico, 3rd Internacional Workshop: Nuevos Desafíos del Desarrollo para América Latina y el Caribe, Sociedad Sinergia, 9 - 11 April 2014.
      • G.M. Gomez (2014, oktober 25). La moneda social en la Argentina: Comparación con España. Valencia, Spain, 3er Encuentros Estatal de Monedas Sociales.
      • G.M. Gomez (2014, september 12). Why do people want their own currency? Money for a day: a social experiment in Argentina. Greenwich, London (UK), Inaugural Conference of the World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research Inaugural (WINIR), Institutions that change the world.

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    Apr/2017
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    Local and Regional Development

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    Erasmus University Rotterdam
    School
    International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
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    Academic Staff Unit
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    Nederland
    Telephone
    +31 70 4260676

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