10th International Keynes Conference Present and Past Globalization ― Keynes’s Relevance Today ―

10^th International Keynes Conference

            　

Present and Past Globalization

― Keynes’s Relevance Today ―

 

Supported by the Keynes Society Japan (KSJ)

16 March (Sun.) 2014

15:00-15:15 “On KSJ Activities for Our Foreign Colleagues”

Toshiaki Hirai (President, KSJ)

Session I 

Chair: Julio Lopez

15:15  Cristina Marcuzzo

　　　

　　“Whatever Happened to the Keynesian Multiplier”

Discussant: Hirohiko Okumura (Gakushuin University)

16:15  Jiro Obata (Rissho University)

     

“A Development of Theory of Money from Keynes to Hicks”

Discussant: Cristina Marcuzzo

17:15 – 18:15 Beth Genné (University of Michigan)

“Royal Ballet Society and Keynes” (provisional)

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17 March (Mon.) 2014

 

Session II. Keynes and International System

Chair: Giuseppe Fontana

10:00 Anna Carabelli

“Globalisation and Keynes’s Ideal of a “Sounder Political Economy between All Nations”

Discussant: Nobuhiro Itoh

11:00 Toshiaki Hirai

 “Keynes’s Battle over International Monetary System

                ― System Designer vs Pragmatist”

Discussant: Anna Carabelli

12:00  Giuseppe Fontana (University of Leeds)

“Central Banking in a Monetary Union: A Monetary Theory of Production Perspective”

　　Discussant: Julio Lopez

 

Session III.

Chair: Anna Carabelli

15:00 Julio Lopez, Mexico

“The Macroeconomics of the Neoliberal Reforms: Mexico’s Experience”

Discussant: Masao Ishikura

16:00  Asahi Noguchi

“Controversies regarding Monetary Policy and Deflation in Japan from the 1990s to the early 2000s”

Discussant: Giuseppe Fontana 

17:00 -18:00 Round Table: On The Return to Keynes Translated

Presenter: Cristina Marcuzzo

Panelists

Atsushi Naito　

Yuichi Kimura

Hiroyuki Shimodaira

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*[Breakdown]

Presentation  30 min.

 Discussant  5min.

Rejoinder  5min.

Floor  20min.