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Re-Embedding the Market: Crisis and Reinvention?

Workshop - 3th and 4th December 2009

University of Melbourne and Harvard University
Information for participants

Event format

The workshop will be held simultaneously at Harvard University and the University of Melbourne, in so far as time differences will allow. Workshops in both locations will begin with a jointly held, teleconferenced plenary session with presentations occurring in both locations. This session will be open to the public. Other sessions will be closed in order to facilitate discussion.

The draft format for the event is as follows: (download full program .pdf)

Harvard		Melbourne
3 Dec 4:30 - 5:00pm	Arrival	4 Dec 8:30 - 9:00am	Registration
3 Dec 5.00pm - 8:30pm	Videoconference Plenary Session - Open to public	4 Dec 9:00am - 12:30pm	Videoconference Plenary Session - Open to public
4 Dec 9:30pm	Morning closed workshop session 1	1:30pm	Afternoon closed workshop parallel sessions 1
1:30pm	Afternoon closed workshop session 2	3:30pm	Afternoon closed workshop parallel sessions 2
5:00pm	Evening session 3	5:15pm - 6:00pm	Closing session and drinks
7:30pm	Workshop dinner	6:30pm	Workshop dinner – Café Italia, Lygon St

Sessions will be organized around the themes such as the following:

The Crisis and Possibilities for Reform in the Economically Advanced World
The Crisis and Possibilities for Reform in the Developing and Newly Industrialized World
Re-Embedding the Market: Theoretical Considerations
Reforming the International Trade Architecture
Reforming International Financial Institutions
What Needs to Happen to Make Reform Happen? Civil society and democratic market governance.

Paper preparation

There are now less than two months until the workshop occurs. Over the next 8 weeks the following needs to occur:

We will be distributing a framing paper shortly, which will define the issues and frame the scope of the workshop and subsequent publications.
We ask each participant to submit a two-page paper outline by 10th November. Outlines should be emailed to: Shelley.marshall@buseco.monash.edu.au. Full papers are also welcome at this time in order to facilitate fuller discussion. This outline will be displayed on the event website; contributions will be organized on the website according to the topic they address.
Each participant will be invited to provide a brief comment on another’s outline. These comments will be posted on the website alongside the corresponding outline.
Broader comment and discussion regarding individual outlines and conference themes more generally will also be possible via the conference website.
At the workshop, all participants will be grouped by topic into sessions in which they present their papers/ideas.
Full papers for the edited volume will be due by March 1st 2010 for reviewing and editing.

List of participants

We are now close to finalizing the participants in the workshop. A list of participants is included here. We will provide further updates to this list as we confirm additional speakers. List of participants

Last Name	First Name	Title	Institution
Harvard Site
Amsden	Alice	Barton L. Weller Professor of Political Economy	MIT
Beckfield	Jason	Assistant Professor of Sociology	Harvard University
Block	Fred	Professor of Sociology	University of California-Davis
Blyth	Mark	Professor of International Political Economy	Brown University
Gallagher	Kevin	Associate Professor of International Relations	Boston University
Goodman	Peter	National Economics Correspondent	New York Times
Howe	John	Associate Professor of Law	Melbourne Law School
Jung	Jiwook	PhD Candidate, Sociology	Harvard University
Kapadia	Anush	Post-Doctoral Fellow, Committee on Global Thought	Columbia University
Martin	Cathie Jo	Professor of Political Science	Boston University
Naidu	Suresh	Post-Doctoral Fellow, Harvard Academy	Harvard University
Ocampo	Jose Antonio	Professor of International and Public Affairs	Columbia University
Reddy	Sanjay	Professor of Economics	New School for Social Research
Rogers	Joel	Professor of Law, Political Science, and Sociology	University of Wisconsin-Madison
Schneider	Ben	Professor of Political Science	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Unger	Roberto	Professor of Law	Harvard University
Western	Bruce	Professor of Sociology	Harvard University
University of Melbourne Site
Adler	Daniel		World Bank
Arup	Chris	Professor, Business Law and Taxation	Monash University
Buckley	Ross	Professor	University of New South Wales
Cahill	Damian	Lecturer	The University of Sydney
Chandra	Alexander	Southeast Asia Coordinator	Trade Knowledge Network
Conroy	John	Independent Scholar	Sydney
Dawkins	May Miller	Research Director	Oxfam Australia
Durano	Marina	Research Coordinator	DAWN
Dawkins	May Miller	Research Director	Oxfam Australia
Edwards	Belinda	Post Doctoral Research Fellow	Australian National University
Hutchens	Anna	Research Fellow	Australian National University
Langmore	John	Professor	University of Melbourne
Parker	Christine	Associate Professor	University of Melbourne
Paton	Joy	Lecturer	The University of Sydney
Quiggin	John	Professor	University of Queensland
Ross	Sandy	Research Fellow	University of Melbourne
Samford	Charles	Professor, Director, IEGL	The Institute for Ethics, Governance and La(a joint initiative of the UN University, Griffith and QUT in association with the ANU)

Organizers in each location will contact you soon with accommodation ideas and to assist with other arrangements.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or queries you may have.

Shelley Marshall, Department of Business Law and Taxation, Monash University
Email: shelley.marshall@buseco.monash.edu.au

Kate Macdonald, School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne
Email: kmac@unimelb.edu.au

Sanjay Pinto, Department of Sociology and John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Email: sjpinto@fas.harvard.edu

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Re-Embedding the Market: Crisis and Reinvention?

Workshop - 3th and 4th December 2009

University of Melbourne and Harvard UniversityInformation for participants

University of Melbourne and Harvard University
Information for participants