40CJE Papers
40 YEARS OF THE CAMBRIDGE JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS CONFERENCE PAPERS
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DAY ONE: Tuesday, 12 July 2016
| Paper Title | Presenter(s) |
| Session 1 – Opening Session Chair: Stephen Pratten, Co-Editor of Cambridge Journal of Economics |
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| ‘Why bother with social ontology?’ | Tony Lawson |
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‘To no-one will we sell justice”: the ontology of corruption’ – Presentation ‘Russia’s Legal Transitions: Marxist Theory, Neoclassical Economics And The Rule Of Lawin‘ – Paper |
Simon Deakin |
| 11:15 -12:45 SESSION 2 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 2A: Financial Innovation (SCR) Chair: Larry King |
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| ‘Trends in sectoral net lending before and after the crisis in Europe’ | Florentin Glötzl, Armon Rezai |
| ‘Quantitative Easing: A Post-Mortem’ | Maria Ivanova |
| ‘Understanding Financial Innovations: An Evolutionary/Post Keynesian Approach‘ | Hasan Cömert, Gary Dymski |
| 11:15 -12:45 SESSION 2 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 2B: Central Banking (Ramsden Room) Chair: Alan Shipman |
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| ‘Monetary institutions and economic growth in Brazil after the Inflation Targeting Regime: theoretical aspects and empirical evidence‘ | Elisangela Araujo, Eliane Arauj, Fernando Ferrari-Filho |
| ‘Central Banking in the 21st Century: the future of the Bank of England‘ | Sheila Dow |
| ‘Can an Institutional Arrangement Defeat Globalization? Central Bank Independence turns Forty‘ | Christopher Hartwell |
| 11:15 -12:45 SESSION 2 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 2C: History of Economic Thought – Keynes (McGrath Centre) Chair: Jochen Runde |
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| ‘The Logic of Keynes’ ‘My Early Beliefs‘ | Anna Carabelli, Mario Cedrini |
| ‘Kalecki’s Critique of Open-Economy Keynesianism’ | Jan Toporowski |
| ‘The coming of Keynes to Wall Street, 1931-1939‘ | Carlo Cristiano, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Eleonora Sanfilippo |
| 13:45 -15:15 SESSION 3 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 3A: Uncertainty (SCR) Chair: Clive Lawson |
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| ‘Unknown Unknowns and the Black Swan’ | Phil Faulkner, Jochen Runde, Alberto Feduzi |
| ‘Structural flaws in the Axiomatic approach to Post Keynesianism’ | Rod O’Donnell |
| ‘Is Keynesian uncertainty epistemic or ontological? The Davidson / O’Donnell controversy?’ | Stefan Voss |
| 13:45 -15:15 SESSION 3 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 3B: Monetary Institutions (Ramsden Room) Chair: Ken Coutts |
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| ‘A Post-Keynesian Theory for the Yield on Equity Markets‘ | Javier Lopez Bernardo |
| ‘Financialisation, Debt and Inequality: Scenarios Based on a Stock flow Consistent Model’ | Daniel Detzer |
| ‘The effects of financial payments and financial incomes on non-financial companies’ physical investment. Evidence from firm-level data for the EU15 member states‘ | Daniele Tori, Ozlem Onaran |
| 13:45 -15:15 SESSION 3 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 3C: Legal Evolution, Labour & Capital (McGrath Centre) Chair: Sue Konzelmann |
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| ‘Does labour law hurt labour by reducing employment?’ | Simon Deakin & Prabirjit Sarkar |
| ‘Why corporations in developing countries are likely to be even more susceptible to the vicissitudes of international finance than their counterparts in the developed world: A Tribute to Ajit Singh’ | José Gabriel Palma |
| 15:45 -17:15 SESSION 4 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 4A: Nature of Money (SCR) Chair: |
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| ‘On the ontology of fractional reserve banking‘ | Michael Bauwens |
| ‘On the Necessity of Money in Smith’s Commercial Society and Marx’s Commodity Producing Economy’ | Isabella Weber |
| ‘Understanding the Shift from Micro to Macro-Prudential Regulation: A Discursive Network Analysis’ | Matthias Thiemann, Mohamed Aldegwy, Edin Ibrocevic |
| 15:45 -17:15 SESSION 4 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 4B: Political Economy, Stagnation and Capitalism (Ramsden Room) Chair: Michael Landesmann |
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| ‘Stagnation in Modern Capitalism? Profitability and Investment amongst Industrialised Economies‘ | Jonathan Perraton |
| ‘Military Spending and Contemporary Capitalism‘ | Giorgio D’Agostino, Paul Dunne, Luca Peroni |
| ‘Secular stagnation or stagnation policy? Steindl after Summers’ | Eckhard Hein |
| 15:45 -17:15 SESSION 4 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 4C: History of Economic Thought ‐ Cambridge Economics Chair: Christos Pitelis |
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| ‘Robert Malthus : J.M. Keynes’s ‘First’ Cambridge Economist’ | G M Ambrosi |
| ‘Harrod and the Cambridge School‘ | Fiona Maclachlan |
| ‘Alfred Marshall’s Intellectual_Tragedy‘ | Geoff Harcourt, Peter Kriesler, John Nevile |
| 17:30 -18:30 SESSION 5 Round Table Discussion on ‘‘Developing a career in Heterodox Economics’ |
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DAY TWO: Wednesday, 13 July 2016
| 9:45 -11:00 SESSION 6 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 6A: Applied Economics in Cambridge (SCR) Chair: Jonathan Perraton |
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| ‘Accounting for the impact of the DAE: An intellectual history of economic measurement’ | Matthew Fright |
| ‘The New Cambridge School: their Contribution to the History of Economic Thought‘ | Graeme Smith |
| 9:45 -11:00 SESSION 6 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 6B: Developments in Social Ontology (Ramsden Room) Chair: Steven Pratten |
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| ‘An economy of practices’ | Dave Elder-Vass |
| ‘Why Wealth is Poor Concept’ | Patrick Murray, Jeanne Schuker |
| 9:45 -11:00 SESSION 6 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 6C: Heterodox Economics & Teaching (McGrath Centre) Chair: Michael Kitson |
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| ‘Curriculum (Non-)Reform in UK Economics: An Analysis‘ | Andrew Mearman, Sebastian Berger, Danielle Guizzo Archela |
| ‘Reteaching Economics: Challenges and Opportunities‘ | Susan Newman & Antonio Andreoni on behalf of Reteaching Economics |
| 11:30 -13:00 SESSION 7 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 7A: Gender, Employment and job quality (SCR) Chair: Mia Gray |
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| ‘Gender and Well-Being in Europe: occupation and lifecourse effects’ | Mark Smith, Agnieska Piasna, Brendan Burchell, Jill Rubery |
| ‘Explaining Austerity: A social reproduction approach’ | Sue Himmelweit |
| ‘Shifting Labour Supply Groups, Changing Priorities – Gender, the European Employment Strategy and National Policy Responses’ | Mark Smith, Paola Villa |
| 14:00 -15:30 SESSION 7 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 7B: Wealth Concentration & Poverty (Ramsden Room) Chair: Geoff Harcourt |
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| ‘Wealth Concentration, Income Distribution, and Alternatives for the USA’ | Lance Taylor, Ozlem Omur, Armon Rezai |
| ‘The Share of the Top One Percent: Is it due to the Marginal Product of Labour or Financialisation?’ | John McCombie, Marta Spreafico |
| ‘A class rate of profit for the US economy, 1929-2012’ | Simon Mohun |
| 11:30 -13:00 SESSION 7 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 7C: Industrial Districts, Organisation & Policy (McGrath) Chair: tbc |
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| ‘Britain’s Industrial Evolution: From Industrial Districts to Large Scale Production and Back Again?’ | Sue Konzelmann, Birbeck,Frank Wilkinson, Marc Fovargue-Davies, |
| ‘Industrial Policy in a Changing World: Basic Principles, Neglected Issues and New Challenges’ | Ha Joon Chang, Antonio Andreoni |
| ‘Marshallian Industrial District: the end of an era or adaptation to the global economy?’ | Gabi Dei Ottati |
| 14:00 -15:30 SESSION 8 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 8A: Ethics (SCR) Chair: tbc |
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| ‘Pluralism in Economics and the Question of Ontological Pluralism’ | Imko Meyenburg |
| ‘What is the social responsibility of academic economists?’ | Michael Roos |
| 14:00 -15:30 SESSION 8 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 8B: Critique of the Main Stream (Ramsden Room) Chair: Sheila Dow |
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| ‘Formalising Economics: Social Change, Ideology and Mathematics in Economic Discourse’ | Dimitris Milonakis |
| ‘Using normative methodology to make pluralism consistent with realism’ | Yannick Slade-Caffarel |
| ‘Production of Commodities by means of Commodities and Non-Uniform Rates of Profits’ | Stefano Zambelli |
| 14:00 -15:30 SESSION 8 – PARALLEL SESSIONS PARALLEL SESSION 8C: Eurozone Crisis (McGrath) Chair: Michael Ellman |
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| ‘The ECB monetary strategy: from theory to facts … and beyond?’ | Carlos Rodriguez-Fuentes |
| ‘Neoliberalism, monetary union and the Euro Crisis. A post-Keynesian approach’ | Engelbert Stockhammer |
| ‘European Monetary Integration and Disintegration: A Structural Political Economy Approach’ | Ivano Cardinale, Michael Landesmann |
| SESSION 9 Round Table Discussion on ‘‘The Future of Economics Teaching’ |
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| CONFERENCE ENDS | |