Autumn 2005 Seminars
Unless otherwise stated Seminars are held on Monday at 1 pm in the CSGR Seminar Room S 1.50 (1st floor Social Studies Building)
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
| 26th September |
Dick Bryant (University of Sydney) |
Financial Derivatives: The New Gold? |
| 3rd October |
André Spicer (University of Warwick) |
From National Service to Global Player: Globalization and the Transformation of Public Broadcasting |
| 10th October | Heloise Weber (CSGR Visiting Fellow) |
What is new about the 'new' development agenda: The PRSP approach and the organisation of global capitalism |
| 17th October | Paola Conconi (l'Université Libre de Bruxelles) |
Reelection Incentives and the Sustainability of International Cooperation. |
| 24th October | Emanuel Kohlscheen (University of Warwick) |
Sovereign Risk: Constitutions rule |
| 31st October | Franklyn Lisk (CSGR Visiting Fellow) |
HIV/AIDS and globalization: issues, challenges and responses at international and regional levels. |
| 7th November |
Pranab Mukhopadhyay (CSGR Visiting Fellow from Goa University) |
Natural Resource Management and Impact of Institutional transition - A Case study in Goa, India. |
| 14th November |
Wyn Grant (University of Warwick) |
Globalization, the Doha Round and Agricultural Trade. |
| 21st November |
Marcus Miller (University of Warwick) |
Bargaining and sustainability: The Argentine debt swap of 2005 |
| 28th November | Barrie Axford (CSGR Visiting Fellow from Oxford Brookes) |
In at the Death? Why critical globalization studies are waving not drowning |
For further information, contact Dr. Dwijen Rangnekar.