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Programme
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| Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| Wednesday 17 September | ||
| 12.00 -14.00 | Registration | |
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| 14.00 -15.30 | Welcome and Plenary Debate Plenary Debate 1: ‘The Future of Industrial Capitalism’ Debate led by: |
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| John Eatwell | ||
| Bob Rowthorn | ||
| Paolo Sylos Labini | ||
| Chair: Michael Kitson | ||
| 15.30 - 16.00 | Tea – Clough Hall, Newnham College | |
| 16.00 - 18.00 | Parallel Sessions | |
| Methodology 1: Use of Mathematics in history of thought | ||
| R Arena | Can economics be a mathematical and a social science? | |
| M Fracanzani | Law and economics: back to Aristotle and the role of maths | |
| K Velupillai | The unreasonable ineffectiveness of mathematics in economics | |
| Tony Lawson | Chair | |
| Microeconomics 1: Outsourcing, sub-contracting and the changing boundaries of organisations | ||
| D Grimshaw & J Rubery | Inter-capital relations and the network organisation: Redefining the issues concerning work and employment | |
| U Muehlberger | From relational employment to relational contracting: outsourcing and dependent self-employment in the British and Austrian insurance industry | |
| B Trukeschitz & U Schneider | New forms of financing for social services | |
| Frank Wilkinson | Chair | |
| Macroeconomics 1: Unemployment | ||
| D Webster | The invention of ‘hysteresis’ and the misdiagnosis of the UK’s structural unemployment | |
| P Arestis & M Sawyer | Aggregate demand, conflict and capacity in the inflationary process | |
| D Spencer | The workplace requirements for sustainable full employment | |
| Ron Martin | Chair | |
| Development 1A: Economic Development and Globalisation | ||
| G Mantey & N Levy | A re-assessment of national credit policies for economic development with global markets | |
| A Sindzingre | Institutions And Development: Some Theoretical Elements | |
| Stephanie Blankenburg | Chair | |
| Development 1B: Economic Growth in Developing Countries: Diverse Issues | ||
| S Chakravorty | Spatial inequality and the size distribution of income | |
| R Islam | Revisiting the East Asian model of economic growth: labour market perspective | |
| A Gabriele | Exports of services, exports of goods and economic growth in developing countries | |
| tbc | Chair | |
| International 1: New international financial architecture | ||
| A David | Do controls on capital inflows insulate domestic variables against external shocks? | |
| S Sen | The future of global finance: what is wrong with the current conjuncture? | |
| P Dulbecco & J-P Allegret | The governance of international institutions: the IMF and the evolution of the new international financial architecture | |
| John Grieve Smith | Chair | |
| Special Session 1: Ethics | ||
| D Cameron | Libertarian trick: ethics without economics | |
| A R Patey | 6th form economics and philosophy: back to ethics and political economy | |
| J Sullivan | The reification of justice | |
| Jane Collier | Chair | |
| 18.00 | Reception and Poster Session – Clough Hall, Newnham College | |