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Madhuri Kamtam is a first-generation student from Telangana, in south India. She studied economics at Azim Premji University using CORE. After a master’s in Development Economics at SOAS and a PhD in International Development at the University of East Anglia, she is now a…
It’s been a few months since we last spoke with Anna Poerbonegoro about her department’s transition to CORE and the Indonesian translation of The Economy 2.0. We checked in to see how things were progressing. Hi Anna, thanks for the update. How has the…
With the first Units of the Korean translation of The Economy 2.0: Microeconomics now available, we caught up with translation lead Jung-Kyoo Choi to discuss the process. Jung-Kyoo Choi is a professor at Kyungpook National University, where he teaches microeconomics and game theory. His…
Peter Nunez has just finished his undergraduate degree in economics at UCL and is spending the summer building an AI tutor for students of CORE’s The Economy 2.0. We caught up with Peter to find out more about the project, and how the tutor differs from standard LLMs….
Chapters one to four of Understanding Our Economy, CORE’s latest textbook, are now available online. CORE’s new textbook has been written to address the needs of CORE’s growing audience in American institutions. In this overview, we’ll touch on who the textbook is for, how it differs from The Economy 2.0, and what you’ll find in…
Jovera Shakeel has recently joined the CORE team as an intern. Before joining us, she studied economics and mathematics at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), and set up an e-commerce platform helping marginalised artisans reach a wider market. We caught up with her to hear about…
Earlier this year, we spoke with Anna Poerbonegoro, a lecturer at Parahyangan Catholic University in Indonesia, about her department’s transition to CORE and her parallel project to translate The Economy 2.0 into Bahasa Indonesia. Several months after our first conversation, we caught up with Anna to see how things were…
Jorge Kawas is the Academic Head of Finance and Business at Unitec, the largest private university in Honduras. After running a small classroom pilot of CORE’s The Economy alongside the traditional textbook at Unitec, Jorge travelled to the UK to attend our 2026 CORE workshop at Loughborough University. We caught up…
With the Spanish translation of both volumes of The Economy 2.0 now complete, Antonio Cabrales and Humberto Llavador, two of the economists who guided the project, joined us to reflect on the process. Both contributed to the translation as part of CORE’s community of academics, working alongside…
