Spring 2005 Seminars
Spring 2005
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 |
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10th January |
Natalie Chen (University of Warwick) |
Competition, Globalization, and the Decline of Inflation (click here for paper) |
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17th January |
Huw Edwards (Loughborough University) |
Who Gains from Restructuring the post-Soviet Transition Economies, and Why? |
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17th January 4.30pm Rm S0.19 |
Richard Stubb’s (McMaster University) |
'The Cold War, Insitutionalisation, and East Asia's Political Economy' |
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24th January |
Sol Picciotto (Law School, Lancaster University) |
Multi-Level Governance: TRIPS and Biotechnology |
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31st January |
Paul Margison (University of Warwick) |
The industrial relations dimension of Europe’s social model: ‘bottom up’ and top down’ dynamics |
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7th February |
Esperanca Bielsa Mialet and Joy Sisley (University of Warwick) |
Globalisation as Translation: An Approximation to the Key but Invisible Role of Translation in Globalisation |
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9th February |
Chris Hughes (University of Warwick) |
The FalsePremises ofMultilateralism in East Asia and the Future of 'New Regionalism': Bilateral FTAs, the US-Japan Alliance, and 'hub and spokes' resurgent |
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14th February |
Sayantan Ghosal (University of Warwick) |
TBC |
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21st February |
Barrie Axford (Oxford Brooks University) |
Global Civil Society: progressive globalisations and conceptual dead-ends |
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28th February |
Abdul Paliwala (University of Warwick) |
Free Culture and Global Commons in Technology: pirates and corporate cowboys |
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7th March |
Gianluca Grimalda (University of Warwick) |
Globalisation, Norms of Co-operation and Trust: Some Experimental Results |
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9th March, 4.30pm |
Marco Vivarelli (Economic Policy at the Catholic University of Piacenza) |
Understanding Globalization, Employment and Poverty Reduction: A Focus on within Country Income Inequalities in Developing Countries |
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11th - 13th March |
Dwijen Rangnekar (University of Warwick) |
The Promise and Reality of Agricultural Biotechnology |
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April 2005 |
Diane Stone (Central European University) |
The World Bank |
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7th - 8th July 2005 |
Peter Burnell
|
Globalising Party-Based Democracy |
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20th -22th July 2005 |
Dennis Leech
|
Voting Power Analysis with Reference to Institutions of Global Governance |
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September 2005 |
Linda Luckhaus (University of Warwick) |
Liberalisation and Regulation in Global Finance |
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11th November 2005 |
Esperanca Bielsa & Chris Hughes (University of Warwick) |
Perspectives on Global Terror |
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November 2005 |
Robert Fine & Will Smith (Liverpool) |
Global Justice through Force |