Summer 2004 Seminars
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
29th March |
Devinder Sharma (Forum for Biotechnology and Food Security (ndia)) |
Trade, Biotechnologyand Hunger. |
8th March | Dr Peter Burnham (University of Warwick) |
Floating Rates versus Bretton Woods |
1st March 4.00pm Room S0.19 |
Dr Daniel Drache (York University) |
The Political Economy of Dissent: Poverty Eradication and Its Global Public After Cancun |
1st March | Dr Graeme Cheeseman (University of New South Wales) |
Military force and forces in a globalising world |
23rd February | Gunter Metzges (Marie Curie Visiting Fellow) |
Non governmental networks: their influence on international negotiations. |
16th February | Professor Abdul Paliwala (University of Warwick) |
Regulation and Global Digital Diffusion. |
9th February | Professor Catherine Hoskyns & Professor Shirin Rai (University of Warwick) |
Gendering International Political Economy |
2nd February | Dr Martin Besfamille (Univerisdad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina) |
International capital markets and sub-national borrowing |
Thurs 29th January | Professor John Whalley (University of Toronto) |
Globalization and Values |
26th January | Dr Nicola Pratt (University of Birmingham) |
Bringing Politics Back In: Examining the Link between Democratisation and Globalisation in Egypt. |
19th January | Eleni Tsingou (University of Warwick) |
A global approach to the fight against money laundering? Public institutions, private banks and the gap between policy and practice |
Wed 14th January | Ann Florini (The Brookings Institution) |
The Coming Democracy: New Rules for Running a New World |
12th January | Professor Mansoob Mershad (Institute of Social Studies, The Hague) |
Civil Wars in the age of Globalisation |
5th January | David Barlow (University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne) |
'The Political Economy of Reform' in the transition economies |