Seminar "Regulation, capitalism and hegemony".

Researchers of the two laboratories researchers will develop on the challenges of capitalist transformations are brought together: interpretative challenges based on theoretical grids worked on in the field of heterodoxy as much as normative challenges of economic policies.
The aim of this first day is to examine two notions frequently used in contemporary political economy, hegemony and dependent capitalism, in the light of contributions from Regulation Theory. The day includes two sessions with discussion.

Program

Morning (9:00 - 12:00)
Hegemony and power of the Chinese economy: restructuring international relations   -   Moderator : VERCUEIL J. (Inalco)

• Berthaud P. (CREG-UGA), Guilhot L. (CREG-UGA), Meunie A. (BSE, Bordeaux) et Flamand M. (VIAINNO, Bordeaux) "China, a leader in low-carbon technologies? The case of photovoltaic cells"
• Hui Yun Cher (Inalco/EHESS) "Chinese institutions and the reappropriation of mineral resources in Southeast Asia: hypothesis and analysis tentative"
• Sau L. (Department of Economics and Statistics, University of Turin) "The regulation of the National Central Bank in China: the theoretical debate"
• Sehier C. (Clersé) "A regulationist reading of China's projection in Southeast Asia"

 
Afternoon (13:15-16:15)
The contingences of capitalism : between peripheralization and bifurcation   -   Moderator : ROCCA M. (Creg/Ies-UGA)

• Boyer R. (EHESS – Institut des Amériques) et Neffa J.C. (Université de Buenos Aires) "Les transformations de l’Amérique Latine : nouvelle dépendance ou possible bifurcation ?"
• Bürbaumer B. (Sc Po Bordeaux) "China's insertion into globalization: the alliance of circumstance between transnational capital and the Chinese Communist Party"
• Vallet G. (CREG-UGA) et Charles L. (Liris, Rennes 2) "Fast and Curious: 'The Swiss Development Puzzle'. The Institutional Roots of the Success of Industrialization"