IPEG@40: Life begins … or midlife crisis? September 14-15 2011 Scarman House, CSGR, Warwick

IPEG@40: Life begins … or midlife crisis?
September 14-15 2011 Scarman House, Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation, University of Warwick

Day 1: 

11.00-12.00: IPEG AGM
CSGR seminar room in the Social Studies building

12.00-12.30: Registration

12.30-13:30: Keynote 1

• Randall Germain

13.30-15.00: Panel 1 Reflections on the financial structure (I)

• Chris Clarke (Warwick) Who Are the Gamblers Now?  Casino Capitalism and the Financialised Subject.
• Miguel Otero-Iglesias (Oxford Brookes) Is Dollar Hegemony in Decline? The ‘Persistent Myth’ (Yet Again?)
• Lena Rethel & Timothy J. Sinclair (Warwick) The Problem with Banks.
• Joerg Wiegratz (Sheffield) The normative underpinning of contemporary capitalism: the case of economic fraud and malpractice.

15.15-16.45: Panel 2 Reflections on the financial structure (II)

• Ben Clift (Warwick) The Battle of Economic Ideas and the Global Financial Crisis: The IMF, the Politics of Fiscal Rectitude and Debt and Deficit discourse.
• Huw Macartney (Manchester) The competitiveness of European space and financial governance reform.
• Randall Germain (Carleton) Structural power and the consequences of the financial crisis in terms of a new global articulation of power.
• Stuart Shields (Manchester) & Sara Wallin (Sheffield) The European Bank for Reconstruction & Development:  The Gender Action Plan and neoliberalisation after the “crisis”.

17.00-18.00: Keynote 2

• Paul Langley

Day 2:  

9.00-10.00: Keynote 3

• Geoffrey Underhill

10.15-11.45: Panel 3 Reflections on the knowledge structure

• Matthew Eagleton-Pierce (LSE) All the Trader’s Men: Knowledge Producers in the Trade Field.
• Chris Farrands (Nottingham Trent) A Critical Understanding of Energy Security: Security Structures and Knowledge Power in Interaction.
• Caroline Kuzemko (Warwick) Energy: the Fifth Source of Structural Power?
• Leonard Seabrooke (CBS & Warwick) & Eleni Tsingou (CBS) Professional Competition in Turbulent Times: Linked Ecologies in Fast and Slow Burning International Crises.

11.45-12.45: Keynote 4

• Nicola Phillips

12.45-13.15: Lunch

13.15-14.45: Panel 4 Reflections on the production structure (I)

• Karen Buckley (Limerick) Structuralism and dialectical silences in Global Political Economy.
• Simon Glaze (Brookes) ‘Digging back to its roots’: Adam Smith, William James and the self in IPE.
• Phoebe Moore (Salford) The Precarious Spirit of Capitalism.
• Ben Richardson (Warwick) & Pamela Richardson, (KwaZulu-Natal) Lights, Camera, (Re) Action! Filming Production and Politicising Trade.

15.00-16.30: Panel 5 Reflections on the production structure (II)

• Matthew Bishop (West Indies) Voices from the periphery: reassessing Caribbean political economy and its potential contribution to IPE.
• Jamie Jordan (De Montfort) Passive Revolution within the EU’s Periphery: The  Case of Greece.
• Fabiola Mieres (Manchester) Migration within IPE: The embedding of private recruitment practices in the Mexico-US migratory system.
• Matthew Watson (Warwick) The Political Economy of Disappointment: Historical Reflections on the False Promise of a Consumer Lifestyle.

16.45-18.00: Editors roundtable – reflections on 40 years of publishing in IPE

• Ronen Palan
• Len Seabrooke
• Rorden Wilkinson

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