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>Reply-To: <a.freeman@greenwich.ac.uk>
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>The papers and abstracts can now be downloaded from
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>www.greenwich.ac.uk/~fa03/iwgvt
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>where there is a link to the year 2000 page, or more directly from
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>www.greenwich.ac.uk/~fa03/iwgvt/2000
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>Best wishes
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>Alan Freeman
>the University of Greenwich
>School of Social Science
>Avery Hill Road
>London SE9 2HB
>home phone: 0208 858 6865
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Theories of Productive and Unproductive Labour
Friday 09:00
*Marx's Concept of Service and the Criticism of Say's Law: The Japanese
Controversy Regarding Productive and Unproductive Labour
Takuya Sato, Chuo University,Japan
*Productive and Unproductive Labor in the US Economy: Does the Distinction
Matter? A reply to Houston and Laibman
Simon Mohun, Queen Mary College,UK
*The concept of unproductive labour in Ricardo, Smith and Marx
Ghollam Nasseri, Greenwich University,UK
*Why Value Theory is Necessary. The Relationship Between Production and
Circulation, and the Japanese Unoist Position.
Koichiro Azuma, Metropolitan Technical Junior College, Tokyo,Japan
Debates in disequilibrium economics I
Friday 11:00
*Determination of Market Value Within a Framework of Structural Medium-Run
Disequilibrium
Abelardo Mariña Flores, Economia Universidad Autonoma
*Relationship between value theory and price theory
Yasuhiko Yoneda, Chuo University, Tokyo,Japan
*The Determination of Constant Capital in the Case of a Change in the Value
of the Means of Production
Fred Moseley, Mount Holyoke College,USA
Debates in disequilibrium economics II
Friday 14:00
*Desarrollo desigual y competetividad ("Unequal development and
competitiveness")
Alejandro Valle Baeza, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,Mexico
*Prix de production, égalisation des taux de profit et régulation
macroéconomique: observations méthodologiques et épistémologiques.
Alain Hersovici, Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo,Mexico
*Rethinking Demand: A Non-Equilibrium Approach to Value and Price
David Kristjansen, University of Massachussetts,USA
Money, value and capital: issues in the foundations of Value
Theory
Friday 16:00
*Rotación de capital y selección de técnicas en el modelo Multisectorial de
producción lineal y en el esquema Marxista de producción basado en la
Teoría del Valor Trabajo
Luis Kato Maldonado, Economia Universidad Autonoma
*Simple Commodity Production: the 'logical-historical' approach and Engels'
reading of Capital: a critique and a proposal
Mario Robles Baez, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana--Xochimilco,Mexico
*The conceptual basis of a Marxist analysis of the international monetary
system
Claus Magno Germer, Universidade Federal do Parana,Brasil
The profit rate and the world economy today
Saturday 09:00
*New paradigm' or New World Order? The return of classical imperialism and
the dynamics of the US boom
Alan Freeman, University of Greenwich,UK
*Structural Change and Profitability Trends in the Mexican Economy
Etelberto Ortiz Cruz, Universidad Autonomo de Mexico,Mexico
*The Hound of the Baskervilles: Natural Resources in Marx's Explanation of
the Falling Rate of Profit
Howard Petith, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,Spain
Classics and moderns: Marx, Ricardo and the Surplus
Approach School
Saturday 11:00
*La variable independiente en la teoría clásica de los precios
Edith Klimovsky, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana,Brasil
*Sraffa,value, and time
Ajit Sinha, LBS National Academy of Administration,INDIA
*Surplus School and Marx: On Garegnani's Marx Reading
Paresh Chattopadhyay, Universite de Quebec a Montreal,Canada
Power, politics and economic theory I
Saturday 14:00
*Commodities and Social Equilibrium: The Perspectives of Say, Proudhon, and
Marx
Clark Everling, Empire State College/SUNY,USA
*Radical political economy and the theory ofcontracts: towards a one and
only view of the origins and functions of hierarchy?
Bruno Tinel, Centre Walras,France
*The Labor Theory of Value and the Strategic Nature of Alienation
Carl Wennerlind, Elon College,USA
Power, politics and economic theory II
Saturday 16:00
*Is it time to finally take Dr Kalecki's rational planning medicine?
Nick Potts, Southampton University,Britain
*La concurrence sur le marché du travail au regard de quelques débats
récents sur le pouvoir
Bruno Tinel, Centre Walras,France
*Labour-power and the Value-form
Phil Dunn, Independent,Britain
Guest Papers
*Macroeconomics equilibrium structure
Emilio Jose Chaves, Independent Economist,Colombia
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