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This international symposium, Beyond Global Capitalism, attempts to identify theories and strategies for overcoming the worldwide problems that have been caused by global capitalism since the 1970s or 1980s. To this end, we invite outstanding scholars and analysts from all over the world to Kyoto, the former capital of Japan, to share their important analyses, theories, and political suggestions during discussions aimed at moving beyond global capitalism. More than 1200 years old, the history of Kyoto far exceeds that of global capitalism. We are certain that the discussions among the outstanding scholars and analysts who gather in Kyoto will contribute to the development of theoretical and practical frameworks for a global economy that moves beyond global capitalism and contributes to the development of a stable, rich, and resilient economy and society that enhances the well-being of people all over the world during the 21st century. |
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Organizer
- Resilience Research Unit, Kyoto University (Director: Prof. Satoshi Fujii) ❊This cross‐sectional research unit focuses on the resilience of regions, societies, and nations in terms of economics, politics, sociology, social psychology, and engineering. with the support of Bungei-Syunjyu Ltd. Venue & Time Schedule - December 2, 2013 (Mon.) 10:00~17:30 |
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Speakers |
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- Dr. Emmanuel Todd (Historian, anthropologist, France) | |||||||||
Emmanuel Todd (born 1951) is a French
historian, anthropologist, demographer, sociologist and political scientist at
the National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED), in Paris. His research
examines the different types of families worldwide and how there are matching
beliefs, ideologies and political systems, and the historical events involving
these things. He managed to predict the collapse of the Sovietic Union (La Chute finale, 1976), the weakening of the American system (Après l’Empire, 2002), and the Arab Spring (Le Rendez-vous des civilisations, with Youssef Courbage, 2007). His Major Writings : L'Illusion économique:Essai sur la stagnation des sociétés développées, Après la démocratie. |
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- Dr. Ha‐Joon Chang (Economist, South Korea) | |||||||||
Ha-Joon Chang (born 1963) is one of the leading heterodox economists and
institutional economists specialising in development economics. Currently
a Reader in the Political Economy of Development at the University of Cambridge,
Chang is the author of several widely-discussed policy books. He has worked as a consultant for many international organisations, such as UNDP and the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank. He was awarded the 2005 Wassily Leontief Prize for Advancing the Frontiers of Economic Thought. His Major Writings : 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism, Kicking Away the Ladder. |
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- Dr. Satoshi Fujii (Director of Resilience Research Unit at Kyoto University, professor of
Kyoto University, and Special advisor to the Cabinet of Japan) |
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Satoshi Fujii (born 1968) is a Director of Resilience Research Unit. His
research topic is pragmatic social and human sciences for public policies
including economics, psychology, philosophy, urban management, and national
land planning. He is also Special Advisor to the Cabinet of Japanese government
since December, 2012. His main work in the cabinet is New Deal policy that
accounts for disaster prevention and mitigation. His Major Writings : Theory of building national resilience. |
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- Dr. Takeshi Nakano (Critical writer and one-time Associate Professor of Kyoto University, Japan) | |||||||||
Takeshi Nakano (born 1971) is a Japanese critical writer. He had been an
associate Professor at the Department of Urban Management, Kyoto University
for two years (2010-2012). His research interests include economic nationalism,
protectionism, international political economy and conservative thought.
His article ‘Theorizing Economic Nationalism’ was awarded the annual ASEN/Nations
and National Prize for 2003. His recent publication ‘New Theses on the
History of Japanese Political Though’ (Chikuma 2012) was awarded the Shichihei
Yamamoto Encouragement Prize for 2012. His other publication ‘Ruinous TPP’
is a bestselling publication.
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- Mr. Keita Shibayama (Faculty of Economics, Associate Professor of Shiga University, Japan) | |||||||||
Keita Shibayama (born in 1974)is a scholar of Economic Thought※. He majored
in economics and acquired doctoral program unit of Human and Environmental
Studies in Kyoto University. His research field is Economic Thought and
Globalization History as well as effect of globalization on Japanese economy,
industry and society. Since 2004, he has been an associate professor in
faculty of economics, Shiga University.
※especially Keynesian school of Economic Thought introduced by a british economist, John Maynard Keynes. .
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Contact | |||||||||
Resilience Research Unit office, Kyoto University (Prof. Fujii lab in Kyoto University) tel: +81(0)75‐383‐3241 |
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