Fecha: Lunes y martes 22 y 23 de septiembre de 2014, 10:00 a 14:00 horas
Lugar: Aula Magna Jesús Silva Herzog de la Facultad de Economía, UNAM

Conferencia "Financial Globalization and Inequality"

Ponente: Gary Dymski, Universidad de Leeds, Reino Unido

Material de lectura

For lecture 1:

1. Kotz, D. (2010) The Final Conflict: What Can Cause a System-Threatening Crisis of Capitalism?, Science & Society, 3 (74), 362–379
   
2. Dymski, G. (2010) Why the subprime crisis is different: a Minskyian approach. Cambridge Journal of Economics, (34), 239–255.
3. Dymski, G. & Kalterbrunner, A. (2014) Beyond Europe’s financial bifurcation point: Policy proposals for a more stable and more equitable financial system, Economic Policy Brief, 4

For lecture 2:

4. Dymski, G., Hernández, J.& Mohanty, L. (2013) Race, Gender, Power, and the US Subprime Mortgage and Foreclosure Crisis: A Meso Analysis, Feminist Economics, 3, (19), 124-151.
5. Dymski, G. Genie out of the Bottle: The Evolution of Too-Big-to-Fail Policy and Banking Strategy in the US

For keynote:

6. Chiong, M., Dymski, G. & Hernández, J. (2014) Commons’ Commonwealth and Financial Crises in the Neoliberal Era
7. Dymski, G. (2013) The Eurozone Crisis as a Trilemma Forcefield: Fleming, Mundell, and Power in Finance

Conferencia "Financialization and Economics, the Twin Crisis"

Ponente: Alessandro Vercelli, Universidad de Siena, Italia

Material de lectura

1. * Vercelli, A. (2011) Economy and Economics. The Twin Crisis
2. * Vercelli, A. (2013) Financialization in a Long-Run Perspective. An Evolutionary Approach, International Journal of Political Economy, 4 (42), 19–46.
3. * Vercelli, A. The Neoliberal Trajectory, the Great Recession and Sustainable Development
4. Vercelli, A. (2013) Weight of argument and liquidity preference: Keynes after Savage and Choquet
5. Vercelli, A. Microfoundations and vision

*Contenidos que se presentarán en el seminario