CJE 2021 Conference Presentations
The Cambridge Journal of Economics 2021 online conference, held on the afternoons 7-9 September 2021.
Below are the presentations from the conference from the presenters who have given their permission for them to be made available for wider viewing. However please note that presentation content should not be quoted or copied without the express permission of the authors.
DAY ONE: Tuesday, 7 September 2021
Welcome and Opening Remarks by Stephen Pratten, Co-Editor Cambridge Journal of Economics
Session 1 – Keynote Speakers
Chair: Stephen Pratten
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
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What can Covid19 teach us about inequality? Taking a feminist perspective on the household |
Johnna Montgomerie, King’s College London | |
| The Illusion of the Economic: Why We Need to Replace Economics | Patrick Murray, Creighton University |
Parallel Session 2A – Industrial Organisation, Strategy & Development
Chair: Sue Konzelmann
| Title | Presenter(s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Government Policy to Support Innovative Enterprise in an Industrial Ecosystem | Antonio Andreoni & William Lazonick | |
| Selection environment and diversified business groups: capability building process of local firms in Ethiopia’s floriculture export sector | Lindsay Whitfield | |
| Identity Digitisation, Information Governance And Institutional Frameworks | Meenakshi Sinha |
Parallel Session 2B – Philosophy & Methodology
Chair: Yannick Slade-Caffarel
| Title | Presenter | Presentation & Paper |
| Economics as a socially-relevant discipline: Uncovering Barbara Wootton’s contributions to the methodology of economics | Carolina Alves & Danielle Guizzo | |
| Schumpeter’s bridging of economics, sociology, psychology, and biology for insights into economic and societal change | Janne Kurtakko | |
| Keynes and the Cambridge Revolt against Formalism | Bill Gerrard |
Parallel Session 3A – Economic History / History of Economic Thought
Chair: Nuno Martins
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Full Employment as a condition of crisis: Kalecki’s critique to Keynes and the Fabians (1942-1945) | Roberto Lampa | |
| Capitalism, Nature and the Liberal Tradition | Brian O’ Boyle | |
| Relationship between political economy, surplus approach and economic anthropology and archaeology | Sergio Cesaratto |
Parallel Session 3B – Gender, Employment & Job Quality /Feminist Economics
Chair: Sheila Dow
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
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Boss Babes and Predatory Optimism: Neoliberalism, Gender, and Multi-level Marketing Schemes |
William Waller | |
| Diversity of Informal Sector Jobs: over time examination of occupations and wages in Turkey | Anil Duman |
DAY TWO: Wednesday 8 September 2021
Parallel Session 4A – Monetary Theory & Institutions
Chair: Jamie Morgan
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
|
New monies and the state theory of money |
Domenica Tropeano | |
| The Neutrality of Money and the Theory of International Trade: Thornton and Ricardo | Isabella Weber | |
| Shareholder Value or Public Purpose? From John Maynard Keynes and Adolf Berle to the Modern Debate | Sue Konzelmann | |
| Hysteresis, Long-term Unemployment and Inflation: Reconsidering the New Keynesian Hypothesis | Davide Romaniello & Antonella Stirati |
Parallel Session 4B – Post- Keynesian Macroeconomics
Chair: Alan Shipman
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Godley’s Dynamic Ratios |
Graeme Smith |
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| The degree of utilization and the slow adjustment of capacity to demand: reflections on the US Economy from the perspective of the Sraffian Supermultiplier | Guilherme Haluska | |
| Revisiting deindustrialization and the role of structural heterogeneity: a global analysis for the period 1993-2018 | Eliane Araujo | |
| Green New Deal, consumption patterns and the ecological transition: a macroeconomic analysis | Antoine Monserand & Maria Nikolaidi |
Parallel Session 5A – Social Ontology
Chair: Clive Lawson
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Cambridge Social Ontology and the Reconstruction of Economic Theory | Nuno Martins | |
| Rights and Obligations in Cambridge Social Ontology | Yannick Slade-Caffarel | |
| The Ontology of Intersubjective Need and Its Implications for Heterodox Economics | Toru Yamamori |
Parallel Session 5B – Economic Growth and Development
Chair: Michael Landesmann
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Demand, Innovation and Research Intensity Across Sectors | João Romero | |
| Liquidity cycles and the effects of Real Exchange Rate changes on long-run economic growth | Danilo Spinola | |
| The Process of Real Capital Formation: Bridging Hyman Minsky and Adolph Lowe | Michael Murray |
DAY THREE: Thursday 9 September 2021
Parallel Session 6A – Financialisation & De-financialisation
Chair: Jan Toporowski
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Minsky for today: debt shift and macrofinancial resilience | Dirk Bezemer | |
| Futures of capitalism: Continued financialisation or definancialisation? | Catherine Macaulay | |
| The Codetermination and Financialization Nexus – Research on European Firms | Emre Gömeç | |
| Uneven development in growth models of Keynesian inspiration | Victor Dotta |
Parallel Session 6B – Inequality/Poverty
Chair: Stephen Pratten
| Title | Presenter (s) | Presentation & Paper |
| Conciliatory intentions, antagonistic results: class structure in Argentia and Brazil during the ‘Pink Tide’ | Fernando Rugitsky & Pedro Mendes Loureiro | |
| Is financialisation of everyday life different in developing and emerging economies? A mixed-method study of financial inclusion in Brazil | Thereza Balliester Reis | |
| Debt-led growth and its financial fragility: an investigation into the dynamics of a supermultiplier model | Joana David Avritzer | |
| Cultures of Inequality: Financialization, Labour and Social Finance | Elisabetta Magnani |
Session 7 – ‘Economic growth and environmental sustainability’
Chair: Jonathan Aldred
Round table discussion
Participants: Michael Jacobs, Christine Oughton & Molly Scott Cato
Closing Remarks by Sue Konzelmann, Co-Editor Cambridge Journal of Economics