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PANEL 1. Global Capitalism and Labor
Saturday, December 18 @ Beijing 14:00-16:00 (GMT 06:00-08:00)
Moderator:
Joe Pateman, Graduate Teaching Assistant at Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Sheffield, UK
Panelists:
1. The Archaization of the Global Capitalist System as a Manifestation of Global Imperialism
Speaker: Anastasia Ilinichna Sirotkina, Doctor of Candidate of Economic Sciences, Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia;
Marina Leonidovna Alpidovskaya, Doctor of Economics, Professor at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Russia
2. The Concept of Capitalist Globalization in a Marxist Perspective
Speaker: Stefano G. Azzarà, Associate professor at the Department of Humanities of the University of Urbino, Italy
3. The Way for Realizing Greatly Higher Level of Labor Treatment and Social Security Under Global Competition: About Drastic Raising Way in the Probability of Coming Into Power of the Political Parties with Laborers’ Interests by Thorough Democracy
Speaker: Hideo Kinoshita, Lecturer at Osaka University of Economics, Japan
4. Financial Imperialism and National Nihilism: Criticism of Empire and Global Capitalism
Speaker: Wang Hong, Associate professor at School of Art, Southwest University for Nationalities, China
5. Mao Zedong’s Critique of Soviet Economics: Bringing the ‘Political’ Back Into ‘Economy’
Speaker: Joe Pateman, Graduate Teaching Assistant at Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Sheffield, UK
PANEL 2. Marxian Political Economy in South Africa
Saturday, December 18 @ Beijing 16:10-18:10 (GMT 08:10-10:10)
Moderator:
Patrick Bond, Steering Council Member of the World Association for Political Economy, Professor at Department of Sociology, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
Panelists:
1. Marxian Political Economy Deployed in Struggles for Ideology and Policy Reform in South Africa
Speaker: Dominic Brown, Director, Alternative Information and Development Centre, Cape Town, South Africa
2. Insights from Das Kapital in the Search for Unity Within the Working Class
Speaker: Ferron Pedro, Education officer, South African Federation of Trade Unions, Johannesburg, South Africa
3. A Marxist Critique of South Africa’s stunted ‘4th Industrial Revolution’
Speaker: Trevor Ngwane, Senior Lecturer at University of Johannesburg Department of Sociology and president of the South African Sociological Association, South Africa
4. The Fate of Das Kapital in South African Left Scholarship and Political Strategy
Speaker: Patrick Bond, Steering Council Member of the World Association for Political Economy, Professor at Department of Sociology, University of Johannesburg, South Africa
5.Developmental State of Africa in Practice
Speaker: Zhou Jinyan, Assistant Professor, Shanghai Academy of Global Governance and Area Studies at Shanghai International Studies University, China
Please check the WAPE 2021 Forum Full Programhere!
