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2003 JSPE CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Political Economy Now - A Marxian Reappraisal
The 51st JSPE annual conference will be held on October 18-19, 2003 at Musashi
University, Toyotama-kami 1-26-1, Nerima-ku, Tokyo 176-8534, Japan.
The theme of the plenary session is "Political Economy Now - A Marxian
Reappraisal". The organizing committee propose discussion of the following
topics that: (1) focus on reappraisal of Marxian political economy, including
mathematical formalization; (2) conduct critical reappraisal of such heterodox
political economies as post-Keynesian economics, the regulation approach, and
institutional and evolutionary economics; (3) develop theoretical analysis of a
socialist system of economic management after the collapse of the USSR and the
marketization of China; (4) investigate the theoretical possibility of an
alternative economic system able to avoid the excesses of market capitalism from
the points of view of ecology, feminism, NPO and NGO.
The main language of the conference will be Japanese. There will be two English
sessions.
Please visit JSPE homepage: http://www
<http://www.soc.nii.ac.jp/jspe/JSPE/index.htm>
.soc.nii.ac.jp/jspe/JSPE/index.htm
Saturday, October 18
10:00 - 12:40 Parallel Sessions 1
Reappraisal of Marxian Political Economy (8603)
Chair: Ohishi, Yuji, Komazawa University
Inugai, Kinya, Nigata University, "Rethinking Marx's Method in his Capital and
its Implication to the fields of Language and Information"
Ohno, Sadao, Doshisya University, "Alternative Theory of Marxian Political
Economy"
Takagi, Akira, Ritumeikan University, "Marxian Economics and Complementarity
between Contingency and Certainty"
Theory of Value (8604)
Chair: Ichii, Akira, Cyuo University
Cheng, Qing Sheng, Toyo University, "The Relevance of Value Theory in the Era of
Cohabitation between Human Beings and the Natural Environment"
Nagatani, Kiyoshi, "New Studies on Marx's Capital in the West"
Tsuto, Masahiro, Osaka Prefecture University, "Significances of the Labour
Theory of Value"
Money and Capital (8504)
Chair: Haga, Ken'ichi, Niigata University
Imazeki, Kouji, Osaka City University, "Problems in the Model Building of
Circuit Theory and Theoretical Development"
Kataoka, Koji, Yokohama National University, "Social Theory of Money"
Shimizu, Masashi, Kagawa University, "Rethinking Capital Market Theory"
Alternative Systems (8503)
Chair: Handa, Masaki, Tohoku Gakuin University
Yamaguchi, Keiichi, Yokohama City University, "Deregulation of the Electric
Power Industry and the Social Changes Caused by Decentralized Power Sources"
Katumura, Tsutomu, Tokyo Gakugei University, "NPO as a Mission Oriented Firm"
Edamatsu, Masayuki, Kanto Gakuin University, "On the Concept of the Associated
Mode of Production and the Transition to it of Stock Companies and Co-operative
Societies"
Industrialization and De-industrialization (8501)
Chair: Uemura, Takahisa, Yamaguchi University
Abe, Taro, Kobe University, "Bargaining and Employment in a North-South Economic
Model under Investment Liberalization"
Sue, Kunio, Sano College, "Unstable Regional Economy in the 1990s: Cases of
Hollowing Out in Gunma and Tochigi"
Han, Kijyun, Rikkyo University, "Chinese Industrialization and Japanese
Hollowing Out"
English Session1: Value and Money (8502)
Chair: Nishibe, Makoto, Hokkaido University
Itoh, Makoto, Kokugakuin University, "On the Value and Exchange-Value of Money
-- Referring to the Definition of Value of Money in the 'New Interpretation'"
Rieu, Dong-Min, Chungnam National University, Korea, "Some Comments on the 'New
Interpretation' of Marxian Value Theory"
Zarembka, Paul, State University of New York, USA, "Marx Produced a Concept of
Value Distinct from Ricardo's, but Left Unresolved a Theoretical Hurdle"
Preparata, Guido G., University of Washington, "Of Money, Heresy and Surrender:
A Plea for a Perishable Currency,"
12: 40 - 1: 40 Lunch
1:40 -4:20 Parallel Sessions 2
U. S. Global Strategy and Globalization (8603)
Chair: Okamoto, Hideo, Tokyo Keizai University
Setooka, Hiroshi, Komazawa University, "The Social and Economic Background of U.
S. Unilateralism"
Ishihara, Yosuke, Hitotsubashi University, "Globalization and the Instability of
the International Financial System"
Osada, Hiroshi, College of Nursing Art and Science, Hyogo, "Globalization and
Resistance Against it"
Formalizing Marxian Economics (8701)
Chair: Tsuruta Mituhiko, Cyuo University
Ohnishi, Hiroshi, Kyoto University, and Yamashita, Yuho, Kyoto University,
"Reconstructing Marxism as a Neoclassical Optimal Growth Model"
Seo, Takashi, Kyoto University, "The Evolutionary Model of Competition between
Firms: The Development of Competition Theory"
Takei, Hiroyuki, Osaka University of Economics and Law, "Formalization of
Economic Theory and the Quantity of Commodities: A Critique of Okishio's Theory"
Post-Keynesian Economics (8604)
Chair: Nagashima, Seiichi, Tokyo Keizai University
Ohno, Takashi, Kobe University, "From a Wage-Led Employment Regime to a
Profit-Led Employment Regime"
Kurita, Yasushi, Akita Keizaihoka University, "A Re-examination of Kalecki's
Scheme: Political Economy from the Point of View of Effective Demand"
Nakatani, Takeshi Kobe University, "A Macroeconomic Analysis of Precarious
Employment"
Monetary Policy (8504)
Chair: Sekine Iichiro, Kochi College
Takahashi, Yasuo, Saitama University, "The Japan-US Agreement on the Japanese
Financial Big Bang: the Rubin - Kuriyama Consensus of 1995"
Torihata, Yoichi, Shizuoka University, "The Administration Policy of the
Financial Service Agency and its Banking Theory"
Ishikura, Masao, Hitotsubashi University, "A Critical Examination of
Inflation-Targeting Theory From the Viewpoint of Monetary Analysis"
Gender (8503)
Chair: Hara, Nobuko (Hosei University)
Kita, Akemi, Fukui Prefecture University, "An Analysis of the Child Allowance
System from the Viewpoint of Gender"
Chuma, Shoko, Kokugakuin University, "A Comparative Study on the Analytical
Frameworks of Non-Market Labor"
Mizoguchi, Yuki, Institute for Research on Household Economics, "The
Marketization of Chinese Economy and Gender Bias in the Distribution of its
Labor Force"
Corporate Russia (8501)
Chair: Yagi, Kiichiro, Kyoto University
Mizobata, Satoshi, Kyoto University, "Transition and Social Changes"
Hayashi, Hiroaki, The University of Shimane, "Transition and Changes in
Lifestyles"
Konishi, Yutaka, Gifu University, "Transition and Corporation"
Tokunaga, Masahiro, Kansai University, "Urbanization in the Transition from Plan
to Market"
English session 2: Political Economy Now $B!! (J (8502)
Chair: Sekine, Tomohiko, Aichi Gakuin University
Shin Joon Gang, Dong-A University, Korea, "Reflections on Marx's Theory of the
'Buying and Selling of Labor Power' and its Tactical Implications for Labor
Relations"
Krehm, William, Editor of Economic Reform, "Time to Restructure Our Economic
Theory?"
Westra, Richard, Pukyong National University, Korea, "Marxian Economics and
Rethinking the Institutional Structure of Socialism"
4:30 - 5:30 Plenary Session 1: (Middle Lecture Hall)
Chair: Ohnishi, Hiroshi, Kyoto University
Cheng Enfu, (Shanghai Finance and Economics University) "Beyond Marxian
Economics and Western Economics - the Advancement of Political Economy in China"
5:40 - 6:30 General Meetings (Middle Lecture Hall)
6:40 - 8:40 Conference Dinner (50th Anniversary Hall)
Sunday, October 19
10:00 - 12:40 Plenary Session 2:
Political Economy Now - A Marxian Reappraisal (Middle Lecture Hall)
Chair: Nishino, Tsutomu, Kochi University; Nakatani, Takeshi, Kobe University;
Kawamura, Tetsuji, Musashi University
Matsui Satoshi, Ritumeikan University, "Political Economy and Normative Theory"
Obata, Mitiaki, Tokyo University, "Principles of Political Economy under
Globalization"
Kuruma, Ken, Rikkyo University, "Will Capitalism Survive?"
12:40 - 1:40 Lunch
1:40 - 4:30 Plenary Session 3:
Comments and Discussion (Middle Lecture Hall)
Chair: Nishino, Tsutomu, Kochi University; Nakatani, Takeshi, Kobe University;
Kawamura, Tetsuji, Musashi University
Comments: Uemura, Takahisa, Yamaguchi University; Kitano, Shoichi, Kobe
University of Commerce
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
JSPE invites participants to the 51st JSPE annual conference at Musashi
University, Tokyo.
Please contact:
Nobuharu Yokokawa, Organizing Committee.
Email address: [log in to unmask]
COST
Registration fee of 5000 yen (including the conference diner) is payable at the
conference. Please note that conference attendants will pay their own
transportation, accommodation and other personal expenses.
LODGING
[Listed in ascending order by price]
Arcadia Ichigaya (8,534 yen, if you mention Musashi University. Service, tax,
and breakfast included.)
Reserve by Email.
A few minutes walk from Ichigaya Station.
4-2-25 Kudan-Kita, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
03-3261-9921
http://www.arcadia-jp.org/
Mail: [log in to unmask]
Tokyo Garden Palace (8,737-10,279 yen. Service and tax included.)
Contact [log in to unmask]
A few minutes walk from Ocyanomizu station.
1-7-5 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0034
03-3813-6211
http://www.hotelgp-tokyo.com/
Mail: [log in to unmask]
Crown Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo (19,258 - 22,738 yen. 14,700 yen, if you mention
Musashi University. Service and tax included.)
Crown Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo is a three-minute walk from the west exit of
Ikebukuro station.
1-6-1 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 171-8505
0120-489-381
http://www.itbc.co.jp/hotel/eng/index.htm
Email: [log in to unmask]
TRANSPORTATION
To get from the Narita International Airport to Musashi University (or the above
hotels), you have three options:
1. The Narita Express Train leaves Narita Airport every half hour for Tokyo
(2940 yen), Shinjuku and Ikebukuro JR stations. The trip takes 1 hour, 1hour 20
minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes respectively. Then take JR or subway.
2. The Keisei Sky Liner leaves Narita Airport every half hour for Nippori and
Ueno stations. The trip takes less than 1 hour (1,920 yen one-way). Then take
taxi, JR or subway.
3. The Airport Limousine service is available once or twice every hour to Crown
Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo (2,900 yen), the hotel New Otani and Hotel Grand Plaza.
The trip takes approximately 1 hour and half. Then it takes 10 minutes to Tokyo
Garden Palace or Arcadia Ichigaya by taxi.
4. Taxi from Narita airport may be too expensive. [28000 yen]
VENUE
All conference sessions will be held in the Building No. 8 and the Medium
Lecture Hall on the Musashi University campus. To reach Musashi University from
your hotel, take JR or subway to Ikebukuro (12 minutes). Take Seibu line at
Ikebukuro to Ekoda (6 minutes). Musashi University is a six minutes walk from
Ekoda Station.
We are looking forward to seeing you at the conference.
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial lang=11 size=3 FAMILY="FIXED">2003 JSPE CONFERENCE
PROGRAM<BR>Political Economy Now - A Marxian Reappraisal<BR><BR>The 51st JSPE
annual conference will be held on October 18-19, 2003 at Musashi University,
Toyotama-kami 1-26-1, Nerima-ku, Tokyo 176-8534, Japan. <BR><BR>The theme of the
plenary session is "Political Economy Now - A Marxian Reappraisal". The
organizing committee propose discussion of the following topics that: (1) focus
on reappraisal of Marxian political economy, including mathematical
formalization; (2) conduct critical reappraisal of such heterodox political
economies as post-Keynesian economics, the regulation approach, and
institutional and evolutionary economics; (3) develop theoretical analysis of a
socialist system of economic management after the collapse of the USSR and the
marketization of China; (4) investigate the theoretical possibility of an
alternative economic system able to avoid the excesses of market capitalism from
the points of view of ecology, feminism, NPO and NGO.<BR><BR>The main language
of the conference will be Japanese. There will be two English
sessions.<BR><BR>Please visit JSPE homepage: <A
href="http://www.soc.nii.ac.jp/jspe/JSPE/index.htm">http://www<SPAN
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial lang=11 size=3 FAMILY="FIXED"><SPAN
class=650053815-11082003> </SPAN><BR>Saturday, October 18<BR><BR>10:00 -
12:40 Parallel Sessions 1<BR><BR>Reappraisal of Marxian Political
Economy
(8603)<BR>Chair: Ohishi, Yuji, Komazawa University<BR>Inugai, Kinya, Nigata
University, "Rethinking Marx's Method in his Capital and its Implication to the
fields of Language and Information"<BR>Ohno, Sadao, Doshisya University,
"Alternative Theory of Marxian Political Economy"<BR>Takagi, Akira, Ritumeikan
University, "Marxian Economics and Complementarity between Contingency and
Certainty"<BR><BR>Theory of
Value
(8604)<BR>Chair: Ichii, Akira, Cyuo University<BR>Cheng, Qing Sheng, Toyo
University, "The Relevance of Value Theory in the Era of Cohabitation between
Human Beings and the Natural Environment" <BR>Nagatani, Kiyoshi, "New Studies on
Marx's Capital in the West"<BR>Tsuto, Masahiro, Osaka Prefecture University,
"Significances of the Labour Theory of Value"<BR><BR>Money and
Capital
(8504)<BR>Chair: Haga, Ken'ichi, Niigata University<BR>Imazeki, Kouji, Osaka
City University, "Problems in the Model Building of Circuit Theory and
Theoretical Development"<BR>Kataoka, Koji, Yokohama National University, "Social
Theory of Money"<BR>Shimizu, Masashi, Kagawa University, "Rethinking Capital
Market Theory"<BR><BR>Alternative
Systems
(8503)<BR>Chair: Handa, Masaki, Tohoku Gakuin University<BR>Yamaguchi, Keiichi,
Yokohama City University, "Deregulation of the Electric Power Industry and the
Social Changes Caused by Decentralized Power Sources"<BR>Katumura, Tsutomu,
Tokyo Gakugei University, "NPO as a Mission Oriented Firm"<BR>Edamatsu,
Masayuki, Kanto Gakuin University, "On the Concept of the Associated Mode of
Production and the Transition to it of Stock Companies and Co-operative
Societies" <BR>Industrialization and
De-industrialization
(8501)<BR>Chair: Uemura, Takahisa, Yamaguchi University<BR>Abe, Taro, Kobe
University, "Bargaining and Employment in a North-South Economic Model under
Investment Liberalization"<BR>Sue, Kunio, Sano College, "Unstable Regional
Economy in the 1990s: Cases of Hollowing Out in Gunma and Tochigi" <BR>Han,
Kijyun, Rikkyo University, "Chinese Industrialization and Japanese Hollowing
Out" <BR><BR>English Session1: Value and
Money
(8502)<BR>Chair: Nishibe, Makoto, Hokkaido University<BR>Itoh, Makoto,
Kokugakuin University, "On the Value and Exchange-Value of Money -- Referring to
the Definition of Value of Money in the 'New Interpretation'"<BR>Rieu, Dong-Min,
Chungnam National University, Korea, "Some Comments on the 'New Interpretation'
of Marxian Value Theory"<BR>Zarembka, Paul, State University of New York, USA,
"Marx Produced a Concept of Value Distinct from Ricardo's, but Left Unresolved a
Theoretical Hurdle"<BR>Preparata, Guido G., University of Washington, "Of Money,
Heresy and Surrender: A Plea for a Perishable Currency,"<BR><BR>12: 40 - 1: 40
Lunch<BR><BR>1:40 -4:20 Parallel Sessions 2<BR><BR>U. S. Global Strategy and
Globalization
(8603)<BR>Chair: Okamoto, Hideo, Tokyo Keizai University<BR>Setooka, Hiroshi,
Komazawa University, "The Social and Economic Background of U. S.
Unilateralism"<BR>Ishihara, Yosuke, Hitotsubashi University, "Globalization and
the Instability of the International Financial System"<BR>Osada, Hiroshi,
College of Nursing Art and Science, Hyogo, "Globalization and Resistance Against
it"<BR><BR>Formalizing Marxian
Economics
(8701)<BR>Chair: Tsuruta Mituhiko, Cyuo University<BR>Ohnishi, Hiroshi, Kyoto
University, and Yamashita, Yuho, Kyoto University, "Reconstructing Marxism as a
Neoclassical Optimal Growth Model"<BR>Seo, Takashi, Kyoto University, "The
Evolutionary Model of Competition between Firms: The Development of Competition
Theory"<BR>Takei, Hiroyuki, Osaka University of Economics and Law,
"Formalization of Economic Theory and the Quantity of Commodities: A Critique of
Okishio's Theory"<BR><BR>Post-Keynesian
Economics
(8604)<BR>Chair: Nagashima, Seiichi, Tokyo Keizai University<BR>Ohno, Takashi,
Kobe University, "From a Wage-Led Employment Regime to a Profit-Led Employment
Regime"<BR>Kurita, Yasushi, Akita Keizaihoka University, "A Re-examination of
Kalecki's Scheme: Political Economy from the Point of View of Effective
Demand"<BR>Nakatani, Takeshi Kobe University, "A Macroeconomic Analysis of
Precarious Employment"<BR><BR>Monetary
Policy
(8504)<BR>Chair: Sekine Iichiro, Kochi College<BR>Takahashi, Yasuo, Saitama
University, "The Japan-US Agreement on the Japanese Financial Big Bang: the
Rubin - Kuriyama Consensus of 1995"<BR>Torihata, Yoichi, Shizuoka University,
"The Administration Policy of the Financial Service Agency and its Banking
Theory"<BR>Ishikura, Masao, Hitotsubashi University, "A Critical Examination of
Inflation-Targeting Theory From the Viewpoint of Monetary
Analysis"<BR><BR>Gender
(8503)<BR>Chair: Hara, Nobuko (Hosei University)<BR>Kita, Akemi, Fukui
Prefecture University, "An Analysis of the Child Allowance System from the
Viewpoint of Gender"<BR>Chuma, Shoko, Kokugakuin University, "A Comparative
Study on the Analytical Frameworks of Non-Market Labor" <BR>Mizoguchi, Yuki,
Institute for Research on Household Economics, "The Marketization of Chinese
Economy and Gender Bias in the Distribution of its Labor Force"
<BR><BR>Corporate
Russia
(8501)<BR>Chair: Yagi, Kiichiro, Kyoto University<BR>Mizobata, Satoshi, Kyoto
University, "Transition and Social Changes"<BR>Hayashi, Hiroaki, The University
of Shimane, "Transition and Changes in Lifestyles"<BR>Konishi, Yutaka, Gifu
University, "Transition and Corporation"<BR>Tokunaga, Masahiro, Kansai
University, "Urbanization in the Transition from Plan to Market"<BR><BR>English
session 2: Political Economy
Now $B!!
(J
(8502)<BR>Chair: Sekine, Tomohiko, Aichi Gakuin University<BR>Shin Joon Gang,
Dong-A University, Korea, "Reflections on Marx's Theory of the 'Buying and
Selling of Labor Power' and its Tactical Implications for Labor
Relations"<BR>Krehm, William, Editor of Economic Reform, "Time to Restructure
Our Economic Theory?"<BR>Westra, Richard, Pukyong National University, Korea,
"Marxian Economics and Rethinking the Institutional Structure of
Socialism"<BR><BR>4:30 - 5:30 Plenary Session 1: (Middle Lecture Hall)<BR>Chair:
Ohnishi, Hiroshi, Kyoto University<BR>Cheng Enfu, (Shanghai Finance and
Economics University) "Beyond Marxian Economics and Western Economics - the
Advancement of Political Economy in China"<BR><BR>5:40 - 6:30 General
Meetings
(Middle Lecture Hall)<BR><BR>6:40 - 8:40 Conference
Dinner
(50th Anniversary Hall)<BR><BR>Sunday, October 19<BR><BR>10:00 - 12:40 Plenary
Session 2: <BR>Political Economy Now - A Marxian
Reappraisal (Middle Lecture
Hall)<BR>Chair: Nishino, Tsutomu, Kochi University; Nakatani, Takeshi, Kobe
University; Kawamura, Tetsuji, Musashi University <BR>Matsui Satoshi, Ritumeikan
University, "Political Economy and Normative Theory"<BR>Obata, Mitiaki, Tokyo
University, "Principles of Political Economy under Globalization"<BR>Kuruma,
Ken, Rikkyo University, "Will Capitalism Survive?"<BR><BR>12:40 - 1:40
Lunch<BR><BR>1:40 - 4:30 Plenary Session 3:<BR>Comments and Discussion
(Middle Lecture Hall)<BR>Chair: Nishino, Tsutomu, Kochi University; Nakatani,
Takeshi, Kobe University; Kawamura, Tetsuji, Musashi University<BR>Comments:
Uemura, Takahisa, Yamaguchi University; Kitano, Shoichi, Kobe University of
Commerce <BR><BR>CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS<BR>JSPE invites participants to the 51st
JSPE annual conference at Musashi University, Tokyo. <BR>Please contact:
<BR>Nobuharu Yokokawa, Organizing Committee. <BR>Email address:
[log in to unmask]<BR><BR>COST<BR>Registration fee of 5000 yen (including the
conference diner) is payable at the conference. Please note that conference
attendants will pay their own transportation, accommodation and other personal
expenses. <BR><BR>LODGING<BR><BR>[Listed in ascending order by
price]<BR><BR>Arcadia Ichigaya (8,534 yen, if you mention Musashi University.
Service, tax, and breakfast included.)<BR>Reserve by Email.<BR>A few minutes
walk from Ichigaya Station.<BR>4-2-25 Kudan-Kita, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo<BR>03-3261-9921<BR>http://www.arcadia-jp.org/<BR>Mail:
[log in to unmask]<BR><BR>Tokyo Garden Palace (8,737-10,279 yen. Service and
tax included.)<BR>Contact [log in to unmask]<BR>A few minutes walk from Ocyanomizu
station.<BR>1-7-5 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
113-0034<BR>03-3813-6211<BR>http://www.hotelgp-tokyo.com/<BR>Mail:
[log in to unmask]<BR><BR>Crown Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo (19,258 - 22,738
yen. 14,700 yen, if you mention Musashi University. Service and tax
included.)<BR>Crown Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo is a three-minute walk from the
west exit of Ikebukuro station.<BR>1-6-1 Nishi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
171-8505<BR>0120-489-381<BR>http://www.itbc.co.jp/hotel/eng/index.htm<BR>Email:
[log in to unmask]<BR><BR><BR>TRANSPORTATION<BR><BR>To get from the Narita
International Airport to Musashi University (or the above hotels), you have
three options: <BR>1. The Narita Express Train leaves Narita Airport every half
hour for Tokyo (2940 yen), Shinjuku and Ikebukuro JR stations. The trip takes 1
hour, 1hour 20 minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes respectively. Then take JR or
subway.<BR>2. The Keisei Sky Liner leaves Narita Airport every half hour for
Nippori and Ueno stations. The trip takes less than 1 hour (1,920 yen one-way).
Then take taxi, JR or subway.<BR>3. The Airport Limousine service is available
once or twice every hour to Crown Plaza Metropolitan-Tokyo (2,900 yen), the
hotel New Otani and Hotel Grand Plaza. The trip takes approximately 1 hour and
half. Then it takes 10 minutes to Tokyo Garden Palace or Arcadia Ichigaya by
taxi.<BR>4. Taxi from Narita airport may be too expensive. [28000
yen]<BR><BR>VENUE<BR>All conference sessions will be held in the Building No. 8
and the Medium Lecture Hall on the Musashi University campus. To reach
Musashi University from your hotel, take JR or subway to Ikebukuro (12 minutes).
Take Seibu line at Ikebukuro to Ekoda (6 minutes). Musashi University is a six
minutes walk from Ekoda Station.<BR><BR>We are looking forward to seeing you at
the conference.<BR><BR></DIV></FONT></BODY></HTML>
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 08:05:25 -0500
From: "Lee, Frederic" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: list of heterodox book series
> Dear Colleague,
>=20
> In cooperation with Paddy Quick and the URPE Newsletter, I am trying =
to put together a list of heterodox economics book series. What I need =
is the title of the book series, the publisher, the editor(s), =
description of the book series, who to contact and their e-mail =
addresses, publisher website, and if possible author information =
website--see below for an example. In assistance will be welcome.
>=20
> The final list will be published in the URPE Newsletter; and I will =
also send it around my e-mail list after its publication in the =
Newsletter.
>=20
> Fred Lee
>=20
>=20
> ALTERNATIVE VOICES IN CONTEMPORARY ECONOMICS
> (Ashgate Publishing)
>=20
> The Alternative Voices in Contemporary Economics series provides an =
exciting and important platform for new, innovative approaches to =
economic analysis within the following traditions: Post-Keynesian; =
Feminist; Institutional; Marxian; Sraffian; Social; Radical; Austrians; =
and Behavioral. This series offers individuals working in these =
heterodox traditions the opportunity to address methodological, =
theoretical or empirical issues. The series editors work closely with =
individual authors and editors to ensure the quality of all published =
works.
>=20
> Series Edited by Steven Pressman, Monmouth University and Susan F. =
Feiner, University of Southern Maine
>=20
> For more information:
>=20
> Contact: Steven Pressman, e-mail: [log in to unmask] =
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
> Susan F. Finer, e-mail: [log in to unmask] =
<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
>=20
> Author Information:
>=20
> Publisher website: www.ashgate.com <http://www.ashgate.com>
>=20
>=20
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