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6th International Keynes Conference
6th International Keynes Conference
The World Economic Crisis and Keynes Manifesto of the Transformation
The main purpose of this conference is to investigate whether the capitalistic economy is moving, by critically examining the period of great upheaval from the viewpoints of economic theory, economic policy and social philosophy. The key phrase underlying this conference is "Manifesto of Transformation", which implies the defeat and failure of what has been prevalent over the past thirty years, and the emergence of the modern version of the "Keynes-Beveridge" system. We have invited distinguished scholars from all over the world for this conference. Incidentally we have been able to publish a book which absolutely comes from several Keynes conference so far held: The Return to Keynes, ed. by B. Bateman, T. Hirai and M.C. Marcuzzo, Harvard University Press, 2010. It is now easily available at Amazon. The Book Review Session on Day 1 is for this book. Those scholars and graduates who would like to participate in it are most welcome, although it is required to send an e-mail as the capacity for the venue is limited.
Dates: March 2 (Tues.) and 3 (Wed.) Venue: L-921, Sophia University, Tokyo
Presenters (in order of presentation) 1. Sunanda Sen (Professor of Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India) 2. Yoshiyasu Ono (Professor, Osaka University, Japan) 3. Luca Fantacci (Assistant Professor, University of Bocconi, Italy) 4. Amos Witztum (Professor, London Metropolitan Business School, UK) 5. Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (Professor, University of Rome <La Sapienza>, Italy) 6. Asahi Noguchi (Professor, Senshu University, Japan) 7. Randall Wray (Professor, University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA) 8. Xinhua Liu (Associate Professor, Shaanxi Normal University, China) 9. Toshiaki Hirai (Professor, Sophia University, Japan)
Commentators 10. Tetsuji Kawamura (Professor, Hosei University, Japan) 11. Yoshio Watanabe (Professor, Meiji University, Japan) 12. Masanobu Sato (Special Lecturer, Daito Bunka University, Japan)
Toshiaki Hirai (Chief Organizer)
Program Day 1 (2 March, Tues.) Time Presenter Title Commentator
10:00-12:20 Chair: M.C. Marcuzzo
(1) Sunanda Sen (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi) On Notions of Uncertainty and Speculation: Commodity Markets under Future Trading
T. Kawamura
(2) Luca Fantacci (University of Bocconi, Italy) Back to Which Bretton Woods?
Y. Watanabe
12:20-13:50 Lunch
13:50-16:10 Chair: S. Sen
(3) Yoshiyasu Ono (Osaka University) Nominal Wage Adjustment, Demand Shortage and Economic Policy
R. Wray
(4) Amos Witztum (London Metropolitan Business School) Keynes: A Misguided Revolution?
M. Auerback
16:10-16:40 Coffee Break
16:40-17:50 Chair:T. Hirai
(5) Marcuzzo, Hirai, and Ono <Book Review Session> The Return to Keynes (ed. by B. Bateman, T. Hirai and M.C. Marcuzzo, Harvard University Press, Feb. 2010)
R. Wray and L. Fantacci
****** Day 2 (3 March, Wed.)
10:00-12:20 Chair:A. Witztum (6) Asahi Noguchi (Senshu University) The State of Macroeconomics in View of the World Economic Crisis
Y. Ono
(7) Toshiaki Hirai (Sophia University) Whither Capitalism?
S. Sen
12:00-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:50 Chair: L. Fantacci
(8) Randall Wray (University of Missouri-Kansas City) Financial Keynesianism and Market Instability M.C. Marcuzzo
(9) Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (University of Rome, <La Sapienza>) Re-embracing Keynes:Scholars, Admirers and Skeptics in the Aftermath of the Crisis
X. Liu
15:50-16:10 Coffee Break
16:10-18:10 Chair:R. Wray
(15min. per each talk) (10) Marshall Auerback (RAB Capital plc), Asahi Noguchi (Senshu University) & Xinhua Liu (Shaanxi Normal University)
<Round-table Discussion> The Future of Capitalism
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70 minutes per paper. 25 min. for a presenter; 10 min. for a commentator, 10 min. for a presenter's response; 25 min. for general discussion between a presenter and the participants (Book Review Session and Round-table Discussion are to follow a different rule).
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