The
journal Historical Materialism is holding its eleventh annual conference, 'How Capitalism Survives', in central London on Thursday 6 to Sunday 9 November 2014.
The venue is the School of Oriental and African Studies, the Vernon Square Campus,
Penton Rise, London, WC1X 9EW. Further details regarding the conference, accommodation, etc, are found here.
It
is a big conference, covering a wide range of topics! There are 13 sessions
over the 4 days, each with up to 12 different discussions, usually including 3 or
more speakers.
For
those interested, I will be presenting in a session on 'Finance Capital, Corporations and Class'. My presentation is based on part of the research I did for my recently completed PhD and it is on 'Capitalist Power: Fictitious Capital, Corporations and Finance'. Other speakers at this particular session are Francois Chesnais, Dick Bryan, Michael Rafferty and Sune Sandbeck.
The session on 'Finance Capital, Corporations and Class' is scheduled for Friday 7
November, from 14.15 - 16.00. *** The Room for this session has been changed, and it is now Room 221.
Tony
Norfield, 17 October 2014
2 comments:
Tony, is your paper publicly available?
Phil
Phil,
The presentation I made was partly drawn from articles already published on this blog and partly from research I did for my PhD. I may consider writing it up into one piece and publishing it here, but now I am busy with plans for publishing a book.
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