[URPE] URPE Summer Confernece, and presentations
Al Campbell
al at economics.utah.edu
Tue Jun 20 13:08:14 MDT 2006
6/19/2006. Preliminary schedule for the plenaries and David
Gordon Lecture at the URPE Summer Workshop/Retreat. Please
note: 1) the meetings are one week earlier than usual, to avoid the
conflict we always have with some schools starting in late August, 2)
we have a new camp, with improved lodging and continued great food,
just up river from New York City, and 3) the camp wants a rough
count of how many will come (for food preparation), so please get your
reservations in to the National Office by July 28. All information on
the new camp - location, directions, facilities, rates, registration form
etc, are on our web site, www.urpe.org.
Now is the time to get your ideas on workshops and panels on
work that you are working on that you would like to share with people
and get feedback on to Graham Cassano: graham at xrgb.com. Please
put `summer conference´ in the subject line.
2006 URPE SUMMER CONFERENCE
Nationalism, Internationalism, and
Nature
Friday, Aug. 11 - Monday, Aug 14.
Camp Deer Run, Pine Bush, NY
FRIDAY, AUGUST 11
3:00-4:00. Steering Committee Meeting
4:00. REGISTRATION BEGINS AND CONTINUES ALL WEEKEND
5:00. RECEPTION/INTRODUCTION TO URPE
6:00-7:00. DINNER
7:00-9:00. PLENARY: LATIN AMERICA: BREAKING THE MOLD
Where does Mexico go from Here? David Barkin, Professor of Economics
at the Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco. His most recent
book (2006) is La Gestión de Agua Urbana en México. For those that do
not read Spanish, a recent book that reflects some of the same ecological
approach to issues, which is bilingual and can now be downloaded for free,
is Wealth, Poverty and Sustainable Development.
Chávez, Chavismo and Latin America's Lefts. Fred Rosen, a long time
central figure in NACLA (North American Congress on Latin America).
His most recent book is an edited collection, Latin America After
Neoliberalism: Turning the Tide? (The New Press, 2006)
Financial Capitalism and the Economic State of Emergency in Brazil:
Abandoning the Developmental Perspective. Leda Paulani, Professor of
Economics at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Current president of the
SEP (URPE´s corresponding Political Economy organization in Brazil)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12
7:45-8:45. BREAKFAST
9:00-11:50. Morning Workshops/Panels
12:00-1:00. LUNCH
12:00 Women´s Caucus meeting over lunch
1:00-1:50 RECREATION
2:00-3:00. Afternoon Workshops/Panels
3:10-4:15. Business Meeting
4:30-6:00. THE DAVID GORDON LECTURE
Changes in U.S. Capitalism Since the Reagan Era: Where Are We Now?
Michael Reich, Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley and Director,
Institute of Industrial Relations.
6:00-7:00. DINNER
6:00. Graduate Student Meeting Over Dinner
7:00-9:00. PLENARY: WAR AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Resource Wars. William K. Tabb is Professor of Economics at the Queens
College, City University of New York. His most recent books is
Economic Governance in the Age of Globalization (Columbia University
Press, 2004).
A War for Expensive Oil: What´s Itching the Bully in the China Shop?
Wadi´h Halabi currently serves on the Economics Commission of the
Communist Party USA.
Metal Mining of the Long Twentieth Century: Excavating the link
between war and capitalist industry. Salimah Valiani is a researcher in the
Social and Economic Policy Unit of the Canadian Labour Congress.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 13
7:45-8:45. BREAKFAST
9:00-11:50. Morning Workshops/Panels
12:00-1:00. LUNCH
1:00-2:20. RECREATION
2:30-5:50. Afternoon Workshops/Panels
6:00-7:00. DINNER
7:00-9:00. PLENARY: KATRINA (details TBA)
MONDAY, AUGUST 14
7:45-8:45. BREAKFAST
9:00-11:50. Morning Workshops/Panels.
12:00-1:00. LUNCH.
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