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PANEL 23. Marxist Political Economy
Sunday, December 19 @ Beijing 08:00-10:00 (GMT 00:00-02:00)
Moderator:
Jeff Noonan, Professor of Philosophy, University of Windsor, Canada
Panelists:
1. Beyond Price and Use-Value: Life-Capital and the Future of Marxist Political Economy
Speaker: Jeff Noonan, Professor of Philosophy, University of Windsor, Canada
2. Rethinking Fake News from the Political Economy
Speaker: Mario Gonzalez Arencibia, Titular Professor at University of Computer Sciences, Cuba
3. The Contribution Of The “School Of New Marxist Economics” To China’s Socialist Market Economy
Speaker: Zhang Yang, Post-doctoral Researcher at School of Marxism, Peking University, China
4. On the Theory of Allocation of Resources on Capital
Speaker: Wu Jianqi, Professor at Hebei University of Economics and Business, China
5. Rethinking the University in an Age of Educational Crisis
Speaker: Harry Targ, Political Science Emeritus at Purdue University, USA
PANEL 24. Can Latin America emulate the China Miracle of Development?
Sunday, December 19 @ Beijing 10:10-12:10 (GMT 02:10-4:10)
Moderator:
Heinz Dieterich, Vice Chair, World Association for Political Economy, WAPE, Paris/Beijing. Coordinator, The World Advanced Research Project, WARP. Global. Coordinator, The Center for Transition Sciences, CTS, Ciudad de México.
Panelists:
1. Can Latin America and the Caribbean Emulate the China Miracle? Prospects for Convergence Through Technological, Productive and Development Strategies
Speaker: Alicia Barcena, Executive Director at the United Nations’ Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) , Maxico
2. The Role of Class Dynamics in the Social Transformation of Macro Sized Societies Like China and Latin America
Speaker: Paul Cockshott, Honorary Researcher at Glasgow University, UK
3. Latin America: Dystopia Surpassed Utopía. Will Bolivar and Sun Tzu Ever Meet?
Speaker: Alexis Ponce, Founder and Spokesperson of the Permanent Assembly of Human Rights, Ecuador
4. World Economy, Pandemic and Latin America’s Perspectives: Any Strategy Discernible that Could Achieve A ‘Moderately Prosperous and Democratic Latin America’ by 2050?
Speaker: Oscar Ugarteche, Economist and Director, Observatorio Económico Latinoamericano Obela.org., Peru
5. Five Centuries of Western Dominance Comes to an End: on the Agenda the Withdrawal of North American Hegemony and Multipolarity
Speaker: Carlos Alberto Pereyra Mele, Political Science Expert on South American Geopolitics, Executive Director, website Dossier Geopolítico, Argentina
6. It is Possible to Break the Monopolized Value Chain of Electric Vehicles: Lessons of the Bolivian Experience
Speaker: Muruchi Poma, Ph.D. Political Economy in GDR, Geopolitical Analyst, Director of the Digital Newsletter www.tanitani.de, Bolivia
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