Dependent capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe

Dependent capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe : theoretical foundations and diversity
of national trajectories
International conference
University Paris 3 – Sorbonne Nouvelle - Icee
University Paris Diderot - Ladyss
European Program Balkint
Paris, April 8th 2016
Organisation : Violaine Delteil, Eric Magnin
9h00 : Introduction : Xavier Richet (In charge of the European Programme Balkint)
9h30-12h30 : Theoretical foundations and regional comparisons
Chairman : Bernard Chavance (University Paris Diderot)
9h30-10h45 : Comparing capitalisms
Robert Boyer (Institut des Amériques), « Dependent capitalisms : what are the differences between
Latin America and Central and Eastern Europe ? »
Martin Myant (European Trade Union Institute), « What framework for analysing varieties of
capitalism in East-Central Europe ? »
10h45 : Coffee Break
11h-12h30 : Dependent capitalism : lessons from Latin America
Ilan Bizberg (Colegio de México, Cadis/EHESS), « Is there still diversity in Latin American
capitalisms in the context of the crisis ? »
Andreas Nölke (Goethe University), « Dangers of residual dependency in state-permeated
capitalism: the case of Brazil. »
Pierre Salama (University Paris 13), « Rentier economies in Latin America, variety of forms of
crisis. »
12h30-14h : Lunch
14h-17h15 : Diversity of dependency channels, variety of national trajectories
Chairman : Yorgos Rizopoulos (University Paris Diderot)
14h-15h30 : Institutional forms and dependence : Labour, State, Money
Jan Drahokoupil (European Trade Union Institute), « Employment relations in dependent market
economies. »
Violaine Delteil (University Sorbonne Nouvelle), « "Weak state" economies as channel for
"dependent capitalism": considerations based on the Bulgarian and Romanian trajectories. »
Eric Magnin (University Paris Diderot), Nikolay Nenovsky (University Picardie Jules Verne),
« Dependent capitalism and monetary regimes : the case of Balkan countries. »
15h30 : Coffee Break
15h45-17h15 : Dependent capitalism and contrasting experiences
Xavier Richet (University Sorbonne Nouvelle), Giovanni Balcet (University of Torino),
« Restructuration and foreign direct investments in CEE countries and the Balkans : control and
dependences. »
Julien Vercueil (Inalco), « Capitalism, Russian style : what kind of dependency is at stake ? »
Weronika Arabska (University Paris Diderot), « Diversity of capitalisms : empirical evidence of
Eastern European countries’ specificity. »
17h15-18h – General discussion and conclusion : Bernard Chavance
Informations pratiques / Practical information
La journée se déroulera dans les locaux de l’Université Paris Diderot : Bâtiment Olympe de Gouges - 75013 Paris
(M° Bibliothèque), Salle 870 (8ème étage, à droite en sortant de l'ascenseur A puis 1er couloir à gauche). (Attention :
l'ascenseur fonctionne avec badge, qu'il faut demander à l'accueil en échange d’une carte d’identité ou d’un passeport).
The Conference will take place in the Olympe de Gouges building (University Paris Diderot), room 870 (8th floor,
exiting the elevator A turn right then 1st corridor on your left). (Warning : the elevator works with an access badge,
provided at the reception desk in exchange for an ID document).
Plan d’accès aux locaux/Map to reach the building :
http://www.univ-paris-diderot.fr/DocumentsFCK/implantations/File/Plan_implantations_Diderot_Juillet2015.pdf
Contact : Violaine Delteil ([email protected]) – Eric Magnin ([email protected])