2nd IIRE Economy Seminar on the Global Crisis
18-20 November 2011, IIRE - Amsterdam
Lectures
1. The emergence of a multipolar world and the new face of imperialism. Cedric Durand (France)
2. The return of the food and energy crisis: structural problems and/or financial speculation? Sean Thompson (UK)
3. The economic background of the political rebellion in North Africa and the Middle-East. Adam Hanieh (UK)
4. The Chinese economy and its impact on world growth. Jean Sanuk (France)
- Jean Sanuk, "China rise amidst the crisis: the emergence of a new capitalist power." Forthcoming in book.
- Jean Sanuk, "China cannot save the world from crisis", International Viewpoint 442
5. Introduction to the special debate on Europe: new developments of the crisis in Europe: the debt trap. Eric Toussaint (Belgium)
6. Exiting the Eurozone: a good or bad solution? Philippe Légé (France), Daniel Albarracin (Spanish State)
- Comisión de Economía de Izquierda Anticapitalista, "Desobedecer y Caminar. Hacia un modelo de desarrollo supranacional solidario". Viento SUR 119.
- Powerpoint presentation by Daniel Albarracín
7. Alternatives on the debt and fiscal crisis in Europe. Özlem Onaran (UK)
- Özlem Onaran, "Fiscal Crisis in Europe or a Crisis of Distribution? A transitional program for an alternative Europe" Forthcoming in Capitalism: Crisis and Alternatives, Resistance Books and International Institute for Research & Education, London and Amsterdam.
8. The state of the crisis in the USA. Joel Geier (USA)
9. The state of the economy in Latin America. Claudio Katz (Argentina)
- Claudio Katz, "Los atolladeros de la economía latinoamericana"
Other texts
- Anders Hadberg & Åge Skovrind, Crisis in Europe and the anti-capitalist response"