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		+	\|Gregorio Vidal and Eugenia Correa
		+	\|Challenges of Development Paradigm in Latin America: Past and Present
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Latin_America \| Latin America]]
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	\|Heesang Jeon		\|Heesang Jeon

Stream on Latin America

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	\|align="left"\|At least fifty years the Latin American countries (LAc) had have the hope of development. The economic theory and even the Latin American economic theory of development had establish a large vision of the economic horizon, with strong critics over the neoliberal path. Instead of development LAc have social and economic inequity, the uncertainty in the labor life, the insecurity, the injustice and impunity that became in the majors flagella. In general it could be say that the capitalist institutions of the states are weak, unstable or partners of the main factice powers This paper establishes the critics over the neoliberal model as the predator accumulation process, which transforms the local economies in subsidiaries, achieving a large social fragmentation and growing inequities. Then this paper analyze some of the main proposes of an alternative path, including a relooking of the main regional experiences. Finally, the last part of the paper studies the perspectives of a social convergence in South America, as the main component for the integration process of the South.		\|align="left"\|At least fifty years the Latin American countries (LAc) had have the hope of development. The economic theory and even the Latin American economic theory of development had establish a large vision of the economic horizon, with strong critics over the neoliberal path. Instead of development LAc have social and economic inequity, the uncertainty in the labor life, the insecurity, the injustice and impunity that became in the majors flagella. In general it could be say that the capitalist institutions of the states are weak, unstable or partners of the main factice powers This paper establishes the critics over the neoliberal model as the predator accumulation process, which transforms the local economies in subsidiaries, achieving a large social fragmentation and growing inequities. Then this paper analyze some of the main proposes of an alternative path, including a relooking of the main regional experiences. Finally, the last part of the paper studies the perspectives of a social convergence in South America, as the main component for the integration process of the South.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/0/01/CONF_VALUE_Anastasiadis.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/0/01/CONF_VALUE_Anastasiadis.pdf Download]
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		+	\|George Lamprinidis
		+	\|The Contemporary Monetary Role of Gold
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance \| Finance]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance#Theoretical Perspectives 2: Alternative Approaches \| View]]
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	\|George Lamprinidis, Thanasis Maniatis, Aris Oikonomou and Marianna Papadopoulou		\|George Lamprinidis, Thanasis Maniatis, Aris Oikonomou and Marianna Papadopoulou

Stream on Finance

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	\|align="left" width="200" rowspan="3" valign="top"\|'''George Lamprinidis, UADPhilEcon'''		\|align="left" width="200" rowspan="3" valign="top"\|'''George Lamprinidis, UADPhilEcon'''
-	\|align="left"\|'''Gold ~~as a Special Hoarding Commodity~~'''	+	\|align="left"\|'''The Contemporary Monetary Role of Gold'''
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	\|align="left"\|The gold reserves of most, if not all, advanced capitalist countries are steady, motionless, at a very high level since 1979. Imperialist countries officially, that is through their central banks, do not buy or sell gold at all. This equilibrium has broken in 1998 by almost all the countries of the European Union, who bought a very large quantity of gold, only to deposit it with the ECB. This paper focuses on the special case of building the euro and the role the gold played in it, only to reveal the special monetary role of gold in our days. It is argued that gold is regarded as the last line of monetary reserve, as a guarantee of a country’s - or a union’s - foreign solvency, and this perception’s economic content must be revealed. A Marxist framework is employed, turning again on the functions of money. The problem is one of money and not of capital, although capital is confronting the problem as its own. The analysis starts from the dissociation of the dollar with gold, covers historically the interference of gold in the two crises of 1973-4 and 1978-9 and especially in the latter case, the role of gold in the issuing and backing of ECU. It is argued that gold played at that time the role it played in 1944 that is, the essential and indispensable backing for a unit that claimed an international feature. The same applies for the building of the euro. Further, it is noted that the very high gold reserves that the US is keeping cannot be the result of inertia, almost 40 years after the official demonetization of gold. They are performing a special role in the function of the US dollar as quasi world money. In all three cases, namely, of the ECU, the euro and the US dollar, gold played a role in their initial establishment in the world market and apparently its existence is always needed. This is because gold is money inasmuch as it isn’t. In real life phenomena are not observed in their pure form, opposites come together and everything exists in development and change only. Before gold became money it was an ordinary commodity, non-money. After it became money, gold retained the function of a commodity with certain useful properties. Today, the money function of gold is concentrated primarily in the sphere of the world market, international financial relations, but there too it has changed. Gold has acquired a new specific function - as a special hoarding commodity, a means of insurance against inflation and socio-political upheavals.		\|align="left"\|The gold reserves of most, if not all, advanced capitalist countries are steady, motionless, at a very high level since 1979. Imperialist countries officially, that is through their central banks, do not buy or sell gold at all. This equilibrium has broken in 1998 by almost all the countries of the European Union, who bought a very large quantity of gold, only to deposit it with the ECB. This paper focuses on the special case of building the euro and the role the gold played in it, only to reveal the special monetary role of gold in our days. It is argued that gold is regarded as the last line of monetary reserve, as a guarantee of a country’s - or a union’s - foreign solvency, and this perception’s economic content must be revealed. A Marxist framework is employed, turning again on the functions of money. The problem is one of money and not of capital, although capital is confronting the problem as its own. The analysis starts from the dissociation of the dollar with gold, covers historically the interference of gold in the two crises of 1973-4 and 1978-9 and especially in the latter case, the role of gold in the issuing and backing of ECU. It is argued that gold played at that time the role it played in 1944 that is, the essential and indispensable backing for a unit that claimed an international feature. The same applies for the building of the euro. Further, it is noted that the very high gold reserves that the US is keeping cannot be the result of inertia, almost 40 years after the official demonetization of gold. They are performing a special role in the function of the US dollar as quasi world money. In all three cases, namely, of the ECU, the euro and the US dollar, gold played a role in their initial establishment in the world market and apparently its existence is always needed. This is because gold is money inasmuch as it isn’t. In real life phenomena are not observed in their pure form, opposites come together and everything exists in development and change only. Before gold became money it was an ordinary commodity, non-money. After it became money, gold retained the function of a commodity with certain useful properties. Today, the money function of gold is concentrated primarily in the sphere of the world market, international financial relations, but there too it has changed. Gold has acquired a new specific function - as a special hoarding commodity, a means of insurance against inflation and socio-political upheavals.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Crisis#Panel IΙ Economic Crisis and Greece \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Crisis#Panel IΙ Economic Crisis and Greece \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/be/CONF_GREEKCRISIS_Duman.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/be/CONF_GREEKCRISIS_Duman.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Özgür Öztürk
		+	\|The Internationalization of Turkish Finance Capital and the Restructuring of the Turkish State
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Understanding_Turkey_Today_through_Marxist_Categories \| Turkey]]
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	\|Özlem Arzu Azer		\|Özlem Arzu Azer

Stream on Understanding Turkey Today through Marxist Categories

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	In this presentation I will try to develop an alternative, materialist explanation for the trans-formation of the Turkish state. Pointing to the rapid internationalization of Turkish finance capital in the last decade, I will claim that this ‘political economy’ dimension has to be taken into account in order to understand what is happening.		In this presentation I will try to develop an alternative, materialist explanation for the trans-formation of the Turkish state. Pointing to the rapid internationalization of Turkish finance capital in the last decade, I will claim that this ‘political economy’ dimension has to be taken into account in order to understand what is happening.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance#Theoretical Perspectives 1: Methodology in Crisis \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance#Theoretical Perspectives 1: Methodology in Crisis \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/c/c3/CONF_Finance_Vercelli.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/c/c3/CONF_Finance_Vercelli.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Alex Julca
		+	\|International labour migration and reproduction of inequalities
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Migration \| Migration]]
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		+	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/e/e9/CONF_MIGRATION_Julca.pdf Download]
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	\|Alexandre César Cunha Leite		\|Alexandre César Cunha Leite

Stream on Migration

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	The understanding of these dynamics might help to design polices that could better grapple international labour migration by tackling the multiple dimensions of inequalities. The paper would also propose macroeconomic and labour policies that can promote secure and productive employment at origins as well as explore ways on how developing countries could exert pressure for reducing the brain drain and respect for human and labor rights of immigrants.		The understanding of these dynamics might help to design polices that could better grapple international labour migration by tackling the multiple dimensions of inequalities. The paper would also propose macroeconomic and labour policies that can promote secure and productive employment at origins as well as explore ways on how developing countries could exert pressure for reducing the brain drain and respect for human and labor rights of immigrants.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty#Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty#Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/2/22/CONF_GREEKPOVERTY_Bassiakos.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/2/22/CONF_GREEKPOVERTY_Bassiakos.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Yannis Bassiakos, George Lamprinidis, Thanasis Maniatis and Costas Passas
		+	\|Issues in measuring absolute poverty
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty \| Greek Poverty]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty#Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues \| View]]
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	\|Yannis Dafermos and Christos Papatheodorou		\|Yannis Dafermos and Christos Papatheodorou

Stream on Greek Poverty

Iippe — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:09:05 GMT

Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues:

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	The poverty threshold defined in this way is closely related to the value of labor power and especially with its portion which is the sum of the subsistence level along with one part of its “moral and historical element”. The two measures should move together over time with their difference increasing or decreasing depending on the phase of the economic cycle, the direction of social policy, etc. In this way the discussion about poverty and its measurement is connected to the classical political economy tradition workers’ remuneration and the process of the reproduction of labor power.		The poverty threshold defined in this way is closely related to the value of labor power and especially with its portion which is the sum of the subsistence level along with one part of its “moral and historical element”. The two measures should move together over time with their difference increasing or decreasing depending on the phase of the economic cycle, the direction of social policy, etc. In this way the discussion about poverty and its measurement is connected to the classical political economy tradition workers’ remuneration and the process of the reproduction of labor power.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Political_Economy_of_Work#Panel A: Working time, labour markets, and the labour process \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Political_Economy_of_Work#Panel A: Working time, labour markets, and the labour process \| View]]
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		+	\|Fiona Tregenna
		+	\|Sectoral Structure, Activity Specificity, and Deindustrialisation: A Marxian Analysis
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		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#The Accumulation of Capital: Its Dynamics \| View]]
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	\|Florence Lefresne and Catherine Sauviat		\|Florence Lefresne and Catherine Sauviat

Stream on Value

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Dynamics of Capitalist Competition and the Accumulation of Capital:

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	\|align="left"\|The paper develops an original Marxian approach to sectoral structure and sectoral change, and the implications of such changes for accumulation and growth. A classification of activities according to their relationships to the production and distribution of surplus-value and to capital is developed, and the sectoral classification used in national accounts is mapped onto this. A Marxian approach to the growth specificity of activities is proposed, in which both sectoral and organisational/technological characteristics are relevant to an activity’s potential for generating relative surplus-value and for increasing the rate of accumulation. The analysis sees something special about manufacturing, but in a more complex way than in a Kaldorian or structuralist approach. An original Marxian conceptualisation of deindustrialisation is put forward.		\|align="left"\|The paper develops an original Marxian approach to sectoral structure and sectoral change, and the implications of such changes for accumulation and growth. A classification of activities according to their relationships to the production and distribution of surplus-value and to capital is developed, and the sectoral classification used in national accounts is mapped onto this. A Marxian approach to the growth specificity of activities is proposed, in which both sectoral and organisational/technological characteristics are relevant to an activity’s potential for generating relative surplus-value and for increasing the rate of accumulation. The analysis sees something special about manufacturing, but in a more complex way than in a Kaldorian or structuralist approach. An original Marxian conceptualisation of deindustrialisation is put forward.
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	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/10/CONF_CME_Avgitidou.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/10/CONF_CME_Avgitidou.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Prospecting for Political Economy
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	\|Chai-Liang Huang, Chiou-Rung Chen, and Fenghueih Huarng		\|Chai-Liang Huang, Chiou-Rung Chen, and Fenghueih Huarng
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (2): Insights from the Classical \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (2): Insights from the Classical \| View]]
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		+	\|Tony Lawson
		+	\|The current economic crisis: its nature and the course of academic economics
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	\|V. Pesmazoglou		\|V. Pesmazoglou

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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]
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		+	\|George Lamprinidis, Thanasis Maniatis, Aris Oikonomou and Marianna Papadopoulou
		+	\|Needs as the determinant of absolute poverty: The categories of nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Crisis \| Greek Crisis]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty#Panel_1:_Measuring_Absolute_Poverty_in_Greece:_Methodological_and_Empirical_Issues \| View]]
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	\|George Liodakis		\|George Liodakis

Stream on Greek Poverty

Iippe — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:45:32 GMT

Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues:

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-	\|align="left"\|'''~~A treatise on social needs and on~~ the ~~estimation~~ of ~~their fulfillment~~: ~~the~~ categories of nutrition, clothing and footwear, transportation'''	+	\|align="left"\|'''Needs as the determinant of absolute poverty: The categories of nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation'''
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	\|align="left"\|The objective of this paper is to approach the needs for nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation. The abovementioned needs are treated in this paper as being socially and historically specific, changing hence in the course of time and differing across different societies. Having said that, the social needs for nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation are examined in the frames of the society of a big Greek city, and in particular Athens, in the year 2009.<br />		\|align="left"\|The objective of this paper is to approach the needs for nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation. The abovementioned needs are treated in this paper as being socially and historically specific, changing hence in the course of time and differing across different societies. Having said that, the social needs for nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation are examined in the frames of the society of a big Greek city, and in particular Athens, in the year 2009.<br />
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	It is more than evident that one such paper could not claim to be complete and exhausting; rather it should be seen as opening the floor for discussion on the issue of the social needs in general, and nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation in particular. In a capitalist society that sacrifices the human needs in the quest for profit, such a discussion is certainly well-timed, especially in the frames of a crisis that has come to stay, as far as the working class is concerned.		It is more than evident that one such paper could not claim to be complete and exhausting; rather it should be seen as opening the floor for discussion on the issue of the social needs in general, and nutrition, clothing and footwear, and transportation in particular. In a capitalist society that sacrifices the human needs in the quest for profit, such a discussion is certainly well-timed, especially in the frames of a crisis that has come to stay, as far as the working class is concerned.
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	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/a/a6/CONF-GREEKPOVERTY-Adam.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/a/a6/CONF-GREEKPOVERTY-Adam.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Spyros Lapatsioras, Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos and John Milios
		+	\|Marxist Theory, Financial System and Crisis of 2008
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis \| Crisis]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (1): Marxist Perspectives \| View]]
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	\|Sylvie Morel		\|Sylvie Morel

Stream on Crisis

Iippe — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:28:24 GMT

Interpretations of the Crisis (1): Marxist Perspectives:

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	Accordingly, such argumentation, based, of course, on Marxian concepts, provides the terms to rethink contemporary neoliberal form of capitalism and modern crisis as expressions of the contradictions inherent in this organization of capital hegemony, and contemporary form of imperialism, as well. Our analysis also comes up with some conclusions concerning the discussions within Marxism on whether derivatives are commodities or money (or even some other representation of capitalist wealth) and how should we comprehend the global crisis of 2008 in the light Marxian argumentation.		Accordingly, such argumentation, based, of course, on Marxian concepts, provides the terms to rethink contemporary neoliberal form of capitalism and modern crisis as expressions of the contradictions inherent in this organization of capital hegemony, and contemporary form of imperialism, as well. Our analysis also comes up with some conclusions concerning the discussions within Marxism on whether derivatives are commodities or money (or even some other representation of capitalist wealth) and how should we comprehend the global crisis of 2008 in the light Marxian argumentation.
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	The notion of capital overaccumulation is considered in this paper as the key element of Marx’s crisis theory. The paper concludes that economic crises shall be identified neither with the law of the tendential fall in the profit rate, nor with some supposedly intrinsic underconsuption of the labouring classes. Instead, crises shall be comprehended as the outcome of the fusion of a variety of factors which suppress the rate of profit. An economic crisis can be described, therefore, as a conjunctural overaccumulation, i.e. a conjunctural production of commodities (means of production and means of consumption) in such quantities and prices, that they temporarily hinder the process of capital expanded reproduction. In the last instance, all categories of factors affecting the value composition of capital and the profit rate are overdetermined by classstruggle, the main object of which is the (level of) exploitation of the labour force.		The notion of capital overaccumulation is considered in this paper as the key element of Marx’s crisis theory. The paper concludes that economic crises shall be identified neither with the law of the tendential fall in the profit rate, nor with some supposedly intrinsic underconsuption of the labouring classes. Instead, crises shall be comprehended as the outcome of the fusion of a variety of factors which suppress the rate of profit. An economic crisis can be described, therefore, as a conjunctural overaccumulation, i.e. a conjunctural production of commodities (means of production and means of consumption) in such quantities and prices, that they temporarily hinder the process of capital expanded reproduction. In the last instance, all categories of factors affecting the value composition of capital and the profit rate are overdetermined by classstruggle, the main object of which is the (level of) exploitation of the labour force.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (1): Marxist Perspectives \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (1): Marxist Perspectives \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/b2/CONF_CRISIS_Milios.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/b2/CONF_CRISIS_Milios.pdf Download]
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		+	\|John Smith
		+	\|Outsourcing, Financialisation and the Crisis
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance \| Finance]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Finance2#Emerging_Markets_in_Crisis \| View]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/7/7f/CONF_FINANCE_Smith.pdf Download]
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	\|John Weeks		\|John Weeks

Stream on Finance 2

Iippe — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:19:39 GMT

Emerging Markets in Crisis:

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	A wide ranging review of Marxist and radical analyses of the current crisis reveals that, with a few notable exceptions, this dimension of the crisis is almost completely absent from current conceptions. The paper draws on and extends my PhD research into global outsourcing to help fill this important gap and counter the tendency to see the crisis as financial rather than systemic.		A wide ranging review of Marxist and radical analyses of the current crisis reveals that, with a few notable exceptions, this dimension of the crisis is almost completely absent from current conceptions. The paper draws on and extends my PhD research into global outsourcing to help fill this important gap and counter the tendency to see the crisis as financial rather than systemic.
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Marxist Analysis of the U.S. Economy: Empirical Studies \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/1f/CONF_VALUE_Kasper.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/1f/CONF_VALUE_Kasper.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Yannis Bassiakos, Aris Oikonomou, Marianna Papadopoulou and Costas Passas
		+	\|A new approach in defining and measuring needs: the case of housing in Greece
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty \| Greek Poverty]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Poverty#Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues \| View]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/2/22/CONF_GREEKPOVERTY_Bassiakos.pdf Download]
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	\|Yannis Dafermos and Christos Papatheodorou		\|Yannis Dafermos and Christos Papatheodorou

Stream on Greek Poverty

Iippe — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:08:36 GMT

Panel 1: Measuring Absolute Poverty in Greece: Methodological and Empirical Issues:

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	In conclusion, this research opens new perspectives both in terms of the method and of the content, by introducing new ways in defining and measuring needs and their monetary value and more specifically accommodation needs and monetary value.		In conclusion, this research opens new perspectives both in terms of the method and of the content, by introducing new ways in defining and measuring needs and their monetary value and more specifically accommodation needs and monetary value.
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	== Panel 2: The Political Economy of Inequality and Poverty in the EU: The Role of Macroeconomic Environment, Economic Growth and Welfare State ==		== Panel 2: The Political Economy of Inequality and Poverty in the EU: The Role of Macroeconomic Environment, Economic Growth and Welfare State ==
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Crisis#Panel_I_Greece:_A_Special_Case.3F \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Greek_Crisis#Panel_I_Greece:_A_Special_Case.3F \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/d/db/CONF_GREEKCRISIS_Stathakis.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/d/db/CONF_GREEKCRISIS_Stathakis.pdf Download]
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		+	\|Heesang Jeon
		+	\|Value, Use Value, Needs and the Social Division of Labour
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value \| Value]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Recasting Categories of Value(2) \| View]]
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	\|Irini Sotiropoulou		\|Irini Sotiropoulou
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	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Social_Capital#Panel on Social Capital \| View]]		\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Social_Capital#Panel on Social Capital \| View]]
	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/ba/CONF_SOCCAP_VERMAAK.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/b/ba/CONF_SOCCAP_VERMAAK.pdf Download]
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		+	\|John Milios and Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos
		+	\|Marxist Approaches to Economic Crises
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis \| Crisis]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Crisis#Interpretations of the Crisis (1): Marxist Perspectives \| View]]
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		+	\|John Weeks
		+	\|The Theoretical and Empirical Credibility of Commodity Money
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value \| Value]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Value#Recasting Categories of Value(2) \| View]]
		+	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/8/8c/CONF_VALUE_Weeks.pdf Download]
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	\|Joon Park		\|Joon Park
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	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/5/59/CONF-SOA-Chang.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/5/59/CONF-SOA-Chang.pdf Download]
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-	~~\|The Theoretical and Empirical Credibility of Commodity Money~~
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	\|Lorenzo Fusaro		\|Lorenzo Fusaro

Stream on Crisis

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	The notion of capital overaccumulation is considered in this paper as the key element of Marx’s crisis theory. The paper concludes that economic crises shall be identified neither with the law of the tendential fall in the profit rate, nor with some supposedly intrinsic underconsuption of the labouring classes. Instead, crises shall be comprehended as the outcome of the fusion of a variety of factors which suppress the rate of profit. An economic crisis can be described, therefore, as a conjunctural overaccumulation, i.e. a conjunctural production of commodities (means of production and means of consumption) in such quantities and prices, that they temporarily hinder the process of capital expanded reproduction. In the last instance, all categories of factors affecting the value composition of capital and the profit rate are overdetermined by classstruggle, the main object of which is the (level of) exploitation of the labour force.		The notion of capital overaccumulation is considered in this paper as the key element of Marx’s crisis theory. The paper concludes that economic crises shall be identified neither with the law of the tendential fall in the profit rate, nor with some supposedly intrinsic underconsuption of the labouring classes. Instead, crises shall be comprehended as the outcome of the fusion of a variety of factors which suppress the rate of profit. An economic crisis can be described, therefore, as a conjunctural overaccumulation, i.e. a conjunctural production of commodities (means of production and means of consumption) in such quantities and prices, that they temporarily hinder the process of capital expanded reproduction. In the last instance, all categories of factors affecting the value composition of capital and the profit rate are overdetermined by classstruggle, the main object of which is the (level of) exploitation of the labour force.
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Stream on Social Capital

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Panel on Social Capital:

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	\|align="left"\|Financial contracts represent an exchange of financial resources today, such as money, for a promise to return more financial resources tomorrow. The aim of the paper is to test whether cheating or respecting a promise, in particular a “financial one”, is also a matter of community norms in which the individuals are involved. According to the social capital literature, where a community is characterised by a high level of social capital, then a higher level of civic engagement, trustworthiness and self monitoring among its members occur. These elements characterise the so called community governance. By using regional data from Italy, the paper will analyse the association between the community governance, through different aspects of social capital, and credit market variables such as interest rate, credit supply and insolvency rate without and with legal institutional enforcements. Empirical evidence shows that, in absence of legal enforcement, indicators of structural social capital, civic engagement and outcome-based social capital are positively related to better credit market performances. When legal enforcement is included in our models still social capital, through the civic engagement aspect, negatively affects the insolvency rate by confirming our hypothesis of complementarity among community state and market.		\|align="left"\|Financial contracts represent an exchange of financial resources today, such as money, for a promise to return more financial resources tomorrow. The aim of the paper is to test whether cheating or respecting a promise, in particular a “financial one”, is also a matter of community norms in which the individuals are involved. According to the social capital literature, where a community is characterised by a high level of social capital, then a higher level of civic engagement, trustworthiness and self monitoring among its members occur. These elements characterise the so called community governance. By using regional data from Italy, the paper will analyse the association between the community governance, through different aspects of social capital, and credit market variables such as interest rate, credit supply and insolvency rate without and with legal institutional enforcements. Empirical evidence shows that, in absence of legal enforcement, indicators of structural social capital, civic engagement and outcome-based social capital are positively related to better credit market performances. When legal enforcement is included in our models still social capital, through the civic engagement aspect, negatively affects the insolvency rate by confirming our hypothesis of complementarity among community state and market.
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Stream on Political Economy

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	\|align="left" width="200" rowspan="3" valign="top"\|'''Nikos Astroulakis '''		\|align="left" width="200" rowspan="3" valign="top"\|'''Nikos Astroulakis '''

Conference Papers

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	\|Athina Avgitidou		\|Athina Avgitidou
	\|Breaking the Spell: The Myth of Free Market Ideology		\|Breaking the Spell: The Myth of Free Market Ideology
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	\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/10/CONF_CME_Avgitidou.pdf Download]		\|align="center" \| [http://www.iippe.org/wiki/images/1/10/CONF_CME_Avgitidou.pdf Download]
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	\|Lorenzo Fusaro		\|Lorenzo Fusaro
	\|Gramsci’s concept of hegemony at the national and international level		\|Gramsci’s concept of hegemony at the national and international level
-	\|align="center" \| [[~~Stream_on_International_Political_Economy~~ \| ~~International~~ Political Economy]]	+	\|align="center" \| [[Stream_on_Political_Economy \| Political Economy]]
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