IIPPE 2015 - Final Programme

7/25/2019 IIPPE 2015 - Final Programme

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International Initiative for Promoting Political Economy

Sixth Annual Conference in Political Economy

RethinkingEconomics: Pluralism,

Interdisciplinarity andActivism

Leeds University Business SchoolSeptember 8 - 11, 2015Leeds, United Kingdom


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TUESDAY 8IIPPE pre-conference Training Workshop

Leeds University Business School, Maurice Keyworth Building, Room 1.33

9:30 - 9:50 AM. Registration. (people attending this can register for the Conference at the beginning

of this Workshop)

10:00 - 5:30 PM. IIPPE Training Workshop. The Rate of Profit and Crisis

Coordinated by Simon Mohun, Alfredo Saad-Filho and John Weeks

WEDNESDAY 9Conference Location:Leeds University Business School, Maurice Keyworth Building

Conference HQ:Room 1.05 (for late registration, and any information or other conference needs)

8:00 - 10:00 AM. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION, in Business School Foyer. After 10:00 in Room 1.05

for the rest of the conference.

9:00 - 9:20 AM. CONFERENCE WELCOME. Theatre G2.

Malcolm Sawyer,Professor, Economics Division LUBS and Principal Investigator:

Financialisation Economy Society and Sustainable Development (FESSUD)

University Representative

Local Organizing Committee

9:30 11:00 AM. SESSION 1

11:00 11:15 AM. COFFEE BREAK

11:15 1:15 PM. SESSION 2

1:15 2:15 PM. LUNCH. University Refectory

2:15 4:15 PM. SESSION 3

4:15 4:30 PM. COFFEE BREAK

4:30 6:00 PM. Theatre G2 PLENARY. Pluralism and Interdisciplinarity

John Weeks. Troglodyte Economics - the neoclassical politicizing of the profession

Johnna Montgomerie.Why Debts Matter - how interdisciplinarity helps us rethink

economics

6:00 8:00 PM. COUNCIL MEETING. Room: 1.31

TUESDAY 8 and WEDNESDAY 9.............................................................................................................................................................................................


3/12

Theatre G2

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Background to the FEPS

Finance & Inequality

Project/Limits to

Excessive Risk Taking andMegabanks (Fin WG)

-Introduction to the 10-point

plan for Financial Sector

Reform Gary Dymski

-The nexus inequality-

finance, a new Gordian knot

for economic policy? Remi

Bazillier

-Ring-fencing Banks: who is

doing it, why and will it work?

Paula Moffatt

-Financial Globalization on

an Uneven Playing Field:

The co-evolution of financial

risks and megabanking in

London, New York, Paris, and

Frankfurt.

Annina Kaltenbrunner

Rm G31

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Shadow Banking

(Fin WG)-Liquidity creation and the

shadow banking system - a

superendogenous money?

Olivia Bullio

-Financialisation and

restructuration of the Chinese

banking system: What is China

doing to regulate the shadow

banking system? Alicia Girn

-Shadow Banking and Hoards.

James Meadway

WEDNESDAY 9 9:30 11:00 AM SESSION 1.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Environmental WG

-Latin American structuralism

and the Enrique Leff thesis

revisited. Carlos Mallorquin-The disturbing embeddedness

of the EUs ETS in high-carbon

European economies.

Andriana Vlachou and

Georgios Pantelias

-Towards an Anthropocentric

Ecological Marxism.

Sergio Camara Izquierdo

Rm 1.09

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Social Capital:

Re-capturing theCollective Dimensions

of the Economy for

a More Pluralist and

Interdisciplinary

Economics I (Social

Capital WG)

-Whats wrong with having

good preferences? Towards a

consistent conceptualisation

of cognitive social

capital. Matthias Meyer-Schwarzenberger

-Lab-test: Charitable giving as

a proxy for social capital. Lorna

Zischka

-Social capital: a road map of

theoretical frameworks and

empirical limitations.

Asimina Christoforou

Rm 1.15

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Agrarian Change in the

Post-apartheid Period in

Southern Africa I (Ag Ch

WG)-Livelihood trajectories and

social differentiation in

Matatiele, South Africa.

Farai Mtero

-Family and hired labour in

market-oriented smallholder

irrigation farming in KwaZulu-

Natal, South Africa.

Ben Cousins

-Four broad strategies, but

many different outcomes:

Reproduction and accumulation

strategies and processes of

large-scale capitalist farmers in

three regions of S Africa.

Amelia Genis

Rm 1.31

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Crisis of Capitalism and

alternative solutions. Re-think Economics through

Humanities: Ethics,

History, Philosophy,

Religion and Sociology in

dialogue (I) (PE Religion

WG)

-Crisis of contemporary

Capitalism and new traditions:

re-thinking Economics through

the religious roots. S. Drago

-The Mystery of Economy.Exploring the threshold

between theology and

economy. E. Di Somma

-The removed superstructure.

A. Pomella

Rm 1.32

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Marxist measures for

the capitalist economy

(Marxist PE WG)

-Market value and productionprice in Marxs critique of

Ricardos theory of rent.

Cecilia Escobar

-Stagnation and unproductive

accumulation in the US: An

econometric analysis.

Tomas Rotta

-Rent, accumulation and the

rate of surplus-value. B. Gloria

Martnez Gonzlez

Rm 1.33

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Beyond the Development

State (BDS WG)-Challenges for Industrialisation

in India: State versus Market

Polices. Kalim Siddiqui

-Industrial policy and human

rights: ActionAids work in

Bangladesh, Uganda, Mynamar

and Vietnam. Ruth Kelly

-Economic Growth and Human

Rights in the East Asian

Developmental States.

Tony Persico

Rm 1.03

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Film. Riots Reframed

Fahim Alam. 60m


4/12

Theatre G2

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FEPS F&I Project:

Pluralistic and social

banking and financial

citizenship (Fin WG)-The accumulation of financial

assets by multinational

corporations. Trevor Evans

-Economic efficiency and

profitability of social banks.

Dariya Mykhayliv

-The Financial Precariat:

Rethinking the political

economy of finance and

inequality. Shaun French

Rm G31

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An Increasing

Financialised Eurozone:Current Condition and

Policy Alternatives (Fin

WG)

-A New Target 2: A Proposal

For A Stable And (Truly)

Integrated Eurozone.

Juan Barredo

-Euro Area Banking ntegration

Dynamics And Capitalist

Diversification.

Thanasis Argyriou

-Constructing Economic

mperatives: The Spread

Discourse In Spain And Italy.

Javier Moreno Zacars and

Lorenzo Genito

-The Demand For EM Assets:

Semi-Structured interviews

With Pension Funds.

Bruno Bonizzi

WEDNESDAY 9 11:15 AM 1:15 PM SESSION 2.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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The Politics of

Urbanisation in Turkey:

Contextualising Housing

and Urban Protests (Urb.& Reg. WG)

-Right to the City or Reclaiming

Commons: In the case of urban

forums in Ankara, Turkey.

Ozlem Celik

-Financialisation of Housing in

Turkey: A response or a cause

to crisis? Elif Karacimen

-The Day After Tomorrow?

The Future of the Turkeys

Concrete-Based Growth. Ekin

Degirmenci and Ziya Can

Rm 1.09

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Social Capital:


of the Economy for


Interdisciplinary

Economics II (Social

Capital WG)

-The economic crisis and its

impact on entrepreneurship.

Jerzy Przybysz

-Trust and the labour markets

is there a risk of abuse ofexpectation of trustworthiness?

Maria Lissowska

-Disgruntled minority or the

empowered disadvantaged

groups? A two decade

analysis of Latin American

countries. Rakesh Gupta

Rm 1.15

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Rethinking the relationship

between agriculture,

nutrition and industry in

Africa (Ag Ch WG)-Government grants,

agricultural production and

nutrition in rural South Africa.

Elizabeth Hull

-Reproducing labour in a food

price crisis: health of female

flower workers in Ethiopia.

Deborah Johnston

-Regional industrial development:

soy value chains across

Zimbabwe, Zambia and South

Africa. Lotta Takala-Greenish

-Blending sweet and bitter:

The post-privatization role of

out-growers associations in

the development of contract

farming of sugarcane in

Tanzania. Lotte Isager

-Production of food

vulnerability: seasonality

and agricultural labour in

Mozambique. Sara Stevano

Rm 1.31

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Crisis of Capitalism and

alternative solutions. Re-

think Economics through

Humanities: Ethics,

History, Philosophy,

Religion and Sociology in

dialogue (II) (PE Religion

WG)

-Finding solidarity within

precarity. Lessons from the

US Welfare rights Movement

regarding the role of Universal

basic income. A. Withorn

-Heterodox views of money

and modern monetary theory

(MMT). P. Armstrong

-Weal - the reorientation

of measuring societal

performance. G. Folk

-Rethinking Religion in theOttoman Societys Economic

Thought. O. Varol

Rm 1.32

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State and capital in

context (Marxist PE WG)

-Hilferding over Marx: Political

economy and the left indepression times.

Nikos Stravelakis

-Dialectical materialism and

international relations.

George Liodakis

-Economic form-determination:

wealth production beyond

commodities and markets.

Toni Prug

Rm 1.33

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What is neoliberalism?

(Neolib WG)-Thirteen Things You Need to

Know about Neoliberalism.

Ben Fine

-Marxist Critiques of

Neoliberalism: A Defence and

Critique. Damien Cahill

-Struggling with neoliberalism:

New directions, or new ideas

altogether? Kean Birch

-The neoliberal constitution of

capitalism and the critique ofpolitical economy. Hugo Radice

Rm 1.03

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Film. When China Met

Africa

Nick + Marc Francis. 1h 30m


5/12

Theatre G2

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FEPS F&I Project: Reform

European Institutions

for a financial system at

the service of the realeconomy (Fin WG)

-An investment-led strategy for

an employment-led economic

recovery in Europe: the role of

development banks. Giovanni

Cozzi and Natalya Naqvi

-Post-crisis Central Banks

as Source of Instability in

the Global Economy and the

ECBs Experimentation with

Quantitative Easing.

Ismail Erturk

-The reserves of the ESCB as

a key issue in reforming it.

George Labrinidis

Rm G31

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Emerging Countries

Particularities and

Empirical Studies (Fin

WG)

-Currency internationalisation:

Critical Political Economy And

Post-Keynesians.Jan Grumiller

-Volatility And The Liquidity

Imperative: Locating

Financialisation in a Small,

Low Income and Fragile State.

Antonia Settle

-Post-crisis capital controls inemerging capitalist countries.

Ilias Alami

-Financial Fragility In

South American Countries:

Determinants and Alternatives.

Camilla Petrelli Correa De

Almeida

WEDNESDAY 9 2:15 4:15 PM SESSION 3.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Politics of monetary

sovereignty, currency

unions and indebtedness

in Africa (Africa WG)- Sudans Unsustainable

External Debt: The Way Out.

Khalid Elbeely

- Currency, democracy and the

state in Senegal: a multi-scalar

approach. Hannah Cross

- Monetary Sovereignty &

Currency Unions: implications

for Africa of the Greece and the

Euro. Peter Lawrence

- Lien entre la religionet lconomie montaire

Internationale.

Hassania Chalbi-Drissi

Rm 1.09

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Social Capital:


of the Economy for


Interdisciplinary

Economics III (Social

Capital WG)

-Social innovations and

its capacity to build social

capital: a case study about the

Pronatec in a specific region in

Brazil. Rafael Rodrigo Mueller-Social capital and sustainable

development in the Brazilian

Amazon: The case of the State

of Acre-Brazil. Elyson Ferreira

de Souza and Luiz Antnio

Besson Vezzaro Izidoro

-Economic constraints in the

construction of social capital in

Brazil. Rodrigo S. Gonzlez

Rm 1.15

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Agrarian Change in the

Post-apartheid Period in

Southern Africa II

(Ag Ch WG)-Contract farming as an

engine of socio-economic

differentiation: labour dynamics

in a Mozambican out-grower

scheme. Helena Perez Nino

-Rethinking the political economy

of contract farming: evidence

from small-scale sugarcane

grower in the South African sugar

industry. Alex Dubb

-The Dynamics of Social

Differentiation in Communal

Property Associations (CPAs)

in South Africas Land Reform

Programme. Donna Hornby

-The economy of the rural poor:

some policy implications for

food production in Southern

Africa.Jaco Vermaak

- Primitive accumulation as

the formation of alien labour:

material production and land

expropriation in Senegal. Rocio

Hiraldo Lopez-Alonso

Rm 1.31

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The Philosophy of

Economics, Pluralism and

Methodology Stream I

-Interdisciplinarity and Scarcity.

Jean-Michel Servet

-Pluralism Needs Boundaries.

Yannick Slade-Caffarel

-Subjective Evaluations: Issues

and Methodologies.

Toa Giroletti

-The Blind Leading the Blind,

or economics and elephants.

Stuart Birks

Rm 1.32

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Marxist understanding of

the relationship between

the economic and the

non-economic (Marxist PEWG)

-Fetishism and value-form in

Marxs thought.

Toms Pimenta

-Political economy of social

movements. Nadiya Didyk

-Determinism and non-

determinism in Marx.

Rber Avila

-Some Neglected Problems

with Class Struggle.Andrea Micocci

Rm 1.33

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Neoliberalism in Europe

and Australia (Neolib.WG)

-The robustness of neoliberal

Europe: European capital and

the crisis of the EU.

Mathis Heinrich

-Disciplinary Neo-liberalism,

the Silent Revolution and the

European Crisis. Stephen Gill

-Contesting conceptions of

neoliberalism: The Australian

case. Matthew Ryan

Rm 1.03

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Film. The War You Dont

See

John Pilger. 1h 37m


6/12

9:30 11:00 AM. SESSION 5


11:15 1:15 PM. SESSION 6


2:15 4:15 PM. SESSION 7


4:30 6:00 PM.

Theatre G2 PLENARY. Monopoly power, inequality, and instability in the era of global

capitalism: a debate.

Brett Christophers.The Great Leveler. Capitalism and Competition in the Court of Law

Gary Dymski.Globalized Finance and the Future of the European Economy

6:00 8:00 PM. MEMBERSHIP MEETING. Room: Theatre G2

From 8:30 PM. SOCIAL CONFERENCE DINNER

(bring your Conference Badge for entrance to the dinner)

AKBARs RESTAURANT, 15 Eastgate, Leeds LS2 7LY

(right in the city centre, a short 1.3 miles from the conference site,

an estimated 20 - 25 minutes for those who want to walk)

THURSDAY 10.............................................................................................................................................................................................


7/12

Theatre G2

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Financial liberalisation,

financial flows and

development (Fin WG)

- Aid as a Financial Flow

Amidst Global Imbalances and

Financialization: Lessons from

Two Icons of Development

Studies. Andrew M. Fischer

- Financialisation - Made In

Korea. Anne Henow

-Financialisation through Trade

and Investment Agreements:

Implications for India. Smitha

Francis

Rm G31

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Progressive Proposals and

Alternative Regulations(Fin WG)

-Progressive Proposals For

Financial Sector Reform: An

Invitation To Debate.

Julian Mller

-Responsible Investment Of

Workers Capital : Why Now

And What Are Its Prospects?

Claire Parfitt

-Reallocation Of Domestic

Saving: Functional FinanceUnder Balanced Budget.

Carlos Alberto Lanzarini Casa

THURSDAY 10 9:30 11:00 AM SESSION 4.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Rethinking Political

Economy of Work in the

21st Century (PE Work

WG)

-Normalisation, exclusion,

commensuration: work,

economics and political

economy. Frederick Harry Pitts

-Are we all entrepreneurs now?

Tom Barker

-On Services, Value and the

Future of Work. Matthew Cole

Rm 1.09

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China: What Mode of

Accumulation? (PE ChinaWG)

-China: three models of

development. Michael Roberts

-Capitalist Accumulation and

a Conjunction of Two Crises in

China. Robert Pauls

-Rebalancing or unravelling?

Contradictions in Chinas

system of accumulation.

Steven Rolf

Rm 1.15

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Water re-municipalisation

as a new form of

public service delivery

(Privitization WG)

-The international diffusion of

water remunicipalisation.

Yuliya Yurchenko

-Has water remunicipalisation

outpaced privatisation?

Jeff Powell

-Water Commodification, or the

Efficient Apocalypse of Nature

in East Africa. Idil Ires

Rm 1.31

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The Philosophy of

Economics, Pluralism andMethodology Stream II

-Grounding Political Economy.

Yvonne Franke

-What is required to

emancipate economics?

- a political economy of

economics. Deniz Kellecioglu

-The main purpose

of economics and its

consequences on theory and

reality.Rodrigo Costa de Andrade

-Themes in an institutionalist

theory of economic policy.

Paolo Ramazzotti

Rm 1.32

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Neoliberalism and

Alternatives in Europe

-How activation changed

Europe: a multidimensional

analysis of LM Expenditures.

Mauro Pinto

- Demand effects of changes in

functional income distribution

in the EU15. Thomas Obst

-European industrial policy: a

methodological proposal for

better decision-making.

Mattia Tassinari

Rm 1.33

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Neoliberalism in the

Periphery 1 (Neolib. WG)-Neoliberal policies in Poland

during crisis. Between facts

and myth. Damian Winczewski

-Latin America after Four

Decades of Neoliberalism:

Evaluation, Prospects, Tasks.

Abelardo Marina-Flores

-Reformism, class conciliation

and the Pink Tide: the working

classes under left-of-centre

governments in L.A..

Pedro Loureiro

-Development, capital flows

and Neoliberal economic

policies after 2008.

Niemeyer Almeida

Rm 1.03

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Film. No More Beyond

Matthias Kispert. 40m


8/12

Theatre G2

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Securitisation, Money

Markets and Crises (Fin

WG)

-Inequality, Money Markets andCrisis. Simon Mohun

-Securitization and value.

Dick Bryan

-The politics of financialisation:

rehabilitating securitisation in

Europe. Caroline Metz

Rm G31

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Crisis of finance or crisis

of capitalism? Views fromEurope and emerging

markets (Fin WG)

-Kaleckis critique of globalised

Keynesianism.Jan Toporowski

-Hard pegs in developing

countries and the crisis in

the Eurozone: analogies and

insights. Alessandro Vercelli

-Finance, investment and

external disequilibria:

Challenges of developingcountries growth. Noemi Levy

-Is China the next victim of

financialisation?Jo Michell

THURSDAY 10 11:15 AM 1:15 PM SESSION 5.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Comparative perspectives

on work and labour (PE

Work WG)

-Targeting Full Employment inBrazil: an Approach from the

SSA Theory. Marcelo Manzano

-Working Beyond the Border?

Labour Standards in EU Free

Trade Agreements.

Ben Richardson

-What Happens to a

Technological Dream Deferred?

Yugoslav Socialist Technology.

Anthony Barzey

-Brazilianization of labour inthe United Kingdom?

Vitor Filgueiras

Rm 1.09

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Is China Different? (PE

China WG)-Rethinking neoliberal

processes in China- is there the

China model?

Jana Mudronova

-Why China is Different:

Hegemony, Revolutions and

the Rise of Contender States.

Lorenzo Fusaro

-Improving the Economical

Growth Model with Chinese

Characteristics.Sheng Wu

Rm 1.15

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Financialisation and

social reproduction-

how private finance has

taken over everyday life(Privitization WG)

-Privately financed pensions

and the patriarchal family.

Jennifer Churchill

-Finance and housing:

common trends producing

differentiation.Ana C. Santos

-Financialisation and water

provision in Portugal: looking

ahead. Nuno Teles

- The financialisation of health.Kate Bayliss

Rm 1.31

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The Philosophy of

Economics, Pluralism andMethodology Stream III

-History of Ideas as a Method of

Inquiry in the work of Albert O.

Hirschman. Stefan Kesting

-How Adam Smith created the

Euro crisis. Robin Latimer

-The Socalist Calculation

Debate: between Formal

and Substantive Rationality.

Christian Scholz

-An Essay ConcerningPluralism in the Realm of

Economics. Sashank Kapilavai

Rm 1.32

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Neoliberalism in Crisis 1

(Neolib. (WG)

-Crisis Neoliberalism and

Regimes of PermanentException. Neil Davidson

-Post-Crisis Neoliberalism:

The State & Contradictions of

Capital. Benjamin Gibson

-Global Crisis and American

Hegemony. Arturo Guilln

-The Political Economy of

American Power. Mona Ali

Rm 1.33

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Neoliberalism and Fiscal

Policy (Neolib. WG)-The State and Economic

Crisis: Importance of the

Heterodox Fiscal Policy.

Yasemin Ozugurlu

-Modelling the Macroeconomic

Effects of Sovereign Ratings- an

SFC approach.

Stefanos Ioannou

-Tax Havens and the Struggle

over the Shape of the Post-

Neoliberal World Order.

Michael Tyrala

-Class relations and public

debt. Bruno Tinel

Rm 1.03

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Film. Will and Testament

Skip Kite. 1h 30m


9/12

Theatre G2

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Financialization and

Crises: A Heterodox

Political Economy

Perspective (Fin WG)-Keynes, Consensus Macro,

Minskys Investment Theory

and the Global Crisis.

Soumyen Sikdar

-Financialization and the

Recent Crisis: Has Neoliberal

Orthodoxy Failed Us?

Manjira Dasgupta

-New financial-real side

interactions in the Monetary

Circuit. Alberto Botta

-The effects of financial

incomes and financial

payments on physical

accumulation. Daniele Tori

Rm G31

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Political Economy of

Financial Mechanisms(Fin WG)

-Commercial Banking in the

Eurozone - (dis)integration and

(de)leveraging. Nina Eichacker

-Making markets, models and

profits: the political economy

of derivative valuation models.

Duncan Lindo

-FX Swap Bid-Ask Spreads:

Competition, Convention or

Collusion? Alexis Stenfors

THURSDAY 10 2:15 4:15 PM SESSION 6.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Teaching Political

Economy (Teaching PE

WG)

-Teaching Business Strategy& the Theory of the Firm since

the economic crisis. Carlo

Morelli

-Fit for a Fix: Why the

Economics Curriculum Needs

a Pluralist Revamp.Jostein

Hauge, Roman Eliassen and

Ivan Rajic

-Student experiences of being

introduced to alternative

economic approaches.

Kevin Deane

Rm 1.09

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China Going Out (PE

China WG)

-The Political Economy of

Chinas Economic Expansion in

Sub-Saharan Africa.

Rhys Jenkins

-China, Trade and Uneven

Development in Southeast Asia.

Ben Reid

-The geopolitical economy of

Chinas rise. Adrian Budd

Rm 1.15

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Questioning PPPs as win-

win for infrastructure

development and service

provision (Privitization WG)-The political economy of BRT:

the case of Dar es Salaam,

Tanzania, 2002-2015.

Matteo Rizzo

-The GlF: a magic bullet?

Restating the case for public

infrastructure finance. Elisa

Van Waeyenberge

-Collaboration in question: An

inquiry into collaborative forms

of in Japan. Seiko Kitajima

Rm 1.31

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The Philosophy of

Economics, Pluralism andMethodology IV

-The Very Idea of An economic

Science: GLS Shackle and the

new Classical School. Greg Hill

-Dialectics in Economics: A

social totality alternative to a

static equilibrium.

Aleksandr Gevorkyan

-Critical Reflections on Fred

Lees Methodology and his

vision of Economics.Ioana Negru

-Formalising Economics: The

Role of Power and Ideology.

Dimitris Milonakis

Rm 1.32

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Neoliberalism, Trade and

Poverty (Neolib. WG)

-Industrial development, de-

industrialization and incomeinequality. Susan Newman

-Working into Poverty?

Labour, Poverty & Production

Transformations.

Lucia Pradella

-Transatlantic trade and the

creation of prosperity.

Tina Schivatcheva

-Shifting the Social Costs Of

Trade: Non-Tariff Measures as

the New Focus of Trade Policy.

Werner Raza

Rm 1.33

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Periphery 2 (Neolib. WG)-Resisting Neoliberalism

through human rights activism:

evidence from Colombia.

Paul Chambers

-Colombia - Neoliberalism as

Neocolonialism.

Andy Higginbottom

-Violence and Neoliberalism in

Mexico. Alejandro Valle Baeza

-Institutionalising segregation:

welfare and employmentchoices. Maria Gabriela

Palacio Ludena

Rm 1.03

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Film. Estate, a Reverie

Andrea Zimmermann. 1h 23m


10/12

9:30 11:00 AM.

Theatre G2 The End of Neo-developmentalism

Special Plenary by our sister Political Economy organizations, SEP (Brazilian Society of Political

Economy) and SEPLA (Latin American Society of Political Economy)

Leda Paulani(University of Sao Paulo)

Vanessa Petrelli Correa (Federal University of Uberlandia)


11:15 1:15 PM. SESSION 8


2:15 4:15 PM. SESSION 9


4:30 6:00 PM.

Theatre G2 PLENARY. Economic Activism

Bruno Tinel.FAPE and the Open Letter

Yuan Yang.Rethinking Economics - the Fight to Demystify, Diversify, and Invigorate Economics

Ania Skrzypek. From Rhetoric of Overspending to the Truth about Social Investments. European

Next Left in a Search for a New Narrative.

FRIDAY 11.............................................................................................................................................................................................


11/12

Theatre G2

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Theorising

financialisation: fictitious

capital, debt and state

(Fin WG)

-Revisiting credit system in

Marx from the perspective of

fictitious capital. Carolina Alves

-The fetishism of capital and

the financialization of life.

Fernando Junior

-Sovereign debt: the

speculation processes and

parasitism of fictitious capital.

Junia Rezende

-The transnationalization (andfinancialization) of Capitalism.

Samuel Decker

Rm G31

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Vulnerability and

resistance: howhouseholds navigate a

financialised system 1

(Fin WG)

-An International Comparative

Study of the Financialisation of

Housing. Mary Robertson

- Financialisation of the housing

sector in Istanbul after the

2001 crisis. Sila Demirors

- Financialisation in everyday

life: experiences in the UKsince the crash. Alice Martin

FRIDAY 11 11:15 AM 1:15 PM SESSION 8.............................................................................................................................................................................................

Rm 1.06

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Reteaching Economics

Roundtable, with

-Jo Michell

-Jeff Powell

-Daniela Gabor

Rm 1.09

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Chinas Industrial Policy

and Structural Change(PE China WG)

-Chinas Economic

Development and the

distinctive role of Special

Economic Zones. Elisa Barbieri

-Selective Industrial Policies

in China: how to prioritize

industrial sectors?

Marco Di Tommaso

-Chinas Developmental Path

and Scales of Governance.Alexandre Gomes

- China and its strategy of

insertion in world capitalism.

Rubens Sawaya

Rm 1.15

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Class dynamics and

organization of production

in Indian agriculture (Ag

Ch WG)

-Relation of Production and the

Form of Surplus Extraction: A

Note. Pratik Rumba

-Distress and Persistence:

Political Economy of Petty

Commodity Production in

Indian Agriculture.

Ramana Murthy R.V.

-Caste networks and class

dynamics: tobacco control

and its impacts upon Gounderagriculturalists in South India.

Nithya Natarajan

-Ottoman Agrarian Regime and

Collective Agrarian Practices in

the Balkans in the Nineteenth

Century. Ycel Terziba o lu

Rm 1.31

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Institutions I: AppliedAspects (PE Institutions

WG)

-ECUs (Eurasian Customs

Union) IP Market: Institutional

Challenges. Ainur Musaeva

-What about corruptions

dimension? A Study Case

for a Colombian Institution.

Cristian Pieros and Rodrigo

Dominguez

-Institutional Capacity and theElectricity Sector.

Cristiane Mancini

Rm 1.32

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Neoliberalism in Crisis 2

(Neolib. WG)

-Market society forever?

The challenge of de-

neoliberalisation.Jrg Wiegratz

-No Exit: How Neoliberal

Policies Brought Stagnation

and Crisis.John Weeks

-The Household Debt Economy

and Modalities of Resistance.

Johnna Montgomerie and Sara

Wallin

Rm 1.33

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Periphery 3 (Neolib. WG)

-Public Social Expenditures

in Turkey since Financial

Liberalisation. Aysel Arikboga

-Neoliberalism in Crisis: The

Case of Turkey under AKP

Rule. Galip Yalman

-The relationship between

capital movements and

economic growth in Turkey.

Nilgn Erdem

-Moscow Conflict with theWest and Russian Economic

Presence in the Middle East.

Nikolay Kozhanov

Rm 1.03

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Film. Episode III (Enjoy

Poverty)

Renzo Martens. 1h 27m


12/12

Theatre G2

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Monetary Policy, Central

Banks and Institutions

(Fin WG)

-Financialisation, Agency

Capture And The Federal

Reserve. Ciaran O Flynn

-A Critical Assessment Of The

Central Bank independence

Paradigm. Ourania Dimakou

-Central Banks and their role in

addressing Financial Instability.

Carolin Ortlepp

Rm G31

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Vulnerability and

resistance: how

households navigate a

financialised system 2

(Fin WG)

-Financial exclusion: A critique.

Daniela Gabor

-Experiences of financialisation

by the economically

marginalized in Portugal. Rita

da Silva

-Financial Expropriation

as Accumulation by

Dispossession. Michael

McCormack

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Rm 1.06

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Students for pluralism:

Round table with

members of ISIPE

(International StudentInitiative for Pluralism in

Economics)

Rm 1.09

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China, a transitional

economy neither

capitalist nor socialist (PE

China WG)

-Is China a developmental

state?Jonathan Clyne

-Chinas Go Global in the age

of new imperialism. Sam-Kee

Cheng

-Marxist Analysis of Chinas

Social System. Heiko Khoo

Rm 1.15

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Accumulation,

Dispossession and

Agrarian Resistance in

rural India (Ag Ch WG)-The big growth story: new

and old agrarian structures of

Gujarat. Sejuti Das Gupta

-Liberalisation and

Accumulation in Indian

Agriculture: A Study of Potato

Growers in Punjab. Shreya

Sinha

-Agrarian Resistance through a

Text of Law: Reflections on The

National Rural Employment

Guarantee Act, India. Nandini

Nayak

-Living the Crisis: The Daily

Lives of Dalit Women in Eastern

Uttar Pradesh, North India.

Ishita Mehrotra

Rm 1.31

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Institutions II: Culture,Organisations & Power

(PE Institutions WG)

-Birds of a feather, stronger

together? Advocacy NGO

networks in the EU. Moritz

Hennicke

-How Culture Predetermines

Economic Performance:

Nature, Formation and Impact.

Paul Fudulu

Rm 1.32

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Neoliberalism and Society

(Neolib. WG)

-Rethinking neoliberalism as

a technology of government:some power implications.

Danielle Guizzo

-Hayek vs. Hippocrates:

Epistemological bases for

neoliberal healthcare agendas.

Douglas Sipp

-Changing norms of social

reproduction under austerity.

Susan Himmelweit

-Socio-economic rights in the

era of Neo-liberalism: rising or

falling? Hajime Sato

Rm 1.33

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Periphery 4 (Neolib. WG)

-Neoliberalism and thePerspectives of Brazil. Antonio

Renildo Santana Souza

-The role of ICTs in the process

of financialization of the

Brazilian economy. Edemilson

Paran

-Imbalances in the periphery

and fiscal adjustment - the

recent Brazilian case. Vanessa

Corra

-The upper middle class in

Brazil: hypothesis on recentpolitical mobilization. Svio

Cavalcante

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Film. Debtocracy

Katerina Kitidi + Aris

Chatzistefanocu. 1h 14m

Leeds, United Kingdom

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