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. Media:China_rise_-_Sanuk.pdf
Article in International Viewpoint: Jean Sanuk, "China cannot save the world from crisis"

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. Media:Desobedecer_y_Caminar.pdf‎
Powerpoint presentation by Daniel Albarracín Media:Hacia_otro_modelo_supranacional_solidario-1.pdf‎

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. Media:Onaran_Article_April_2011_edited.pdf

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" Media:LOS_ATOLLADEROS_DE_LA_ECONOMÍA_LATINOAMERICANA.pdf‎