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Call for Papers |
Hosts and Partners |
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Breaking Bread Together
The company and the corporation, and finance: reworking the basics for new trends in the economy.
Advances in Economics Thinking: Setting the scene:
Labour economics
Platform and network economics
Gig economy
Zero hours contracts
Automation
Hi tech economy
Trade
Concentration of wealth and power in economics
Solutions to today’s problems
The Prospects and Pitfalls of Tokenised Employee Stock Ownership Plans,(ESOP) The Case Study of the Neufund.
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Hosted by (tbc)
with
Dr Monica Rossi (The International Labour Organisation, Italy)
Dr Lucille Schmid (Green Institute France and Green European Foundation Brussels and Luxembourg)
Sir Crispin Tickell (Environmental Change Institute, (University of Oxford)
Dr Morshed Mannan, (Bangladesh and The Netherlands) Lecturer, Leiden University
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Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity
The new findings in Law and Economics and Philosophy.
The role of the law. Making change happen
Including the Project:
New Business Models, and globalised markets, Rethinking Public and Private Responsibilities |
Maria Fernanda Corporale(Brazil and The Netherlands)
With the scholars of Erasmus Law School, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Dr. Federica Violi,
Assistant Professor in International Law,
Department of International and European Union Law, Erasmus School of Law, Rotterdam
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Companies, corporations and corruption |
Dr Enrico Tezza (Italy) International Labour OrganisationDr Grimot Nane of South Bank University, London |
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A 2 tonnes of Carbon Lifestyle, economy and science
For COP24 Climate Change. Climate Science –The latest data
Actually achieving the Paris COP21 Ambition
Energy, transport and lifestyle
Exploring Clean Tech
Changing from a coal economy
Energy
Post coal economies
Maritime and transport for the 21st century |
Miriam Kennet (UK)And
Michelle Gale (USA and Brazil)
Dr Aaron Sternisky (Green Group Austria)
Ewa Suffin (Green Institute Poland)
And The Green European Foundation (Luxembourg and Brussels)
Benoit Montange (French Green Institute)
Professor Natalie West (India)
Prof. Zbigniew Kundzewicz (Poland)
IPCC report chapter author and recently published in English a Polish-Norwegian study on climate change and its impact on selected sectors in Poland. Agriculture is one of the sectors, as well as water environment and wetlands
Marel van de Poel Erasmus University
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Mental Health
Psychiatry and psychology- are they now the key to survivability?
nudge, fear of change and sustainability. How do we become resilient?
Economics and its connections to human health (mental and physical), economic democracy and practical philosophy |
Dr Katherine Kennet (UK)
Dr Stephen Tziernik |
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Health and Well Being and E health |
Agneta Granstroem (Sweden and Sami)
Sally Phillips (UK)
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Heterodox Economicsperspectives on Economics Reform |
Dr Simon Moatt and Dr Arturo HermanWith the
Association of Heterodox Economists |
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The Challenges of:Platform Economics, Bitcoin Networking, disruptive technologies, crypto currencies, the role of algorythms in today’s economy and social structures
A new regulatory approach to financial services, using digital technology and cryptocurrencies in the EU
The prospects and pitfalls of tokenised stock ownership
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Dr Asress Gikay (Ethiopia) Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italy.
Dr Morshed Mannan (Bangladesh) University of Leiden
(China) |
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New types of networks in the economyThe Platform Economy |
Hans Kare Flo Tekna (Norway) |
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Migrationregions and cities succeeding because of inward migration. Models, case studies, examples, eg The City of London, Brussels, The Thames Valley, Oxford City. New narratives on migration
Saving Lives in the Mediterranean
Migrants Sans Papiers in Nigeria
Barbarians at the gate- the fall of the roman empire replayed?
Migration law |
Councillor David WilliamsWith the Green European Foundation (Luxembourg and Brussels)
Hosts:
Dr Arzhang Pezhman UEA
Carlotta Weber Green European Foundation (Germany and Brussels)
Dr Meike Kox Migration Lawyer and Philosopher, Erasmus Law School, Rotterdam
Dr Lavinia Tezza (Italy) Migration Lawyer |
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Creating a new paradigm in Economics and Philosophy
Changing culture, fashion and philosophy |
Miriam KennetAnd Professor Maria Madi (Brazil)
Koryo Suzuki (Japan)
With the World Economics Association
Dr Nazrul Islam Shahjalal Ex Dean of University of Science and Technology,Bangladesh
Dr Adam Ostolski, Philosophy, University of Warsaw, Green Institute, Poland |
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Corporate social responsibility stake holder theory and strategic change and supply chains
CSR v Shareholder Wealth: Maximization from the lens of hard and soft law
Examples from Bangladesh
Corporate governance and the risk of environmental Damages
CSR for business lawyers |
Miriam KennetAnd
Erasmus University Scholars
Including:
Dr Min Yang, Lecturer, Queen Mary University, London
Mallika Tamvada University of Essex
Wei Yin Durham University
Sovereign Wealth Funds Shareholder Activism and Socially Responsible Investing
Diletta Lenzi University of Trento
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Maria Madi SRI
Dr Mannan University of Leiden
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Green Cities and the Green Built EnvironmentZero Carbon Housing
Architecture |
Anjikwi Memshalbwaala, Action Aid (Nigeria)Pamela Harling (UK)
Dr Ehtisham Abassi- (Saudi Arabia and India)
Dr Mohamed Abdulrak (India |
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10 Years of the Green Economics Institute Trust |
Marlyn Lee- Hughes (UK)
And the Green Economics Institute Trust |
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Ending the 6th ever mass extinction of species2 tonnes economy- the end of civilisation or the beginning
Veganism – the end or the beginning? |
Invited Experts |
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21st century economics |
Professor Maria Madi (Brazil)with
Victor Anderson
John Rankin |
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The Future of Europe, its role and the economy |
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The role of The Green Economics Institute |
Areti Nanou (UK and South Africa) |
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International Relations, Trade and Political Science |
Michelle Gale
Albert Martin Sciences Po
Paris, France
Kateryna Bodasiuk
Master Student of Diplomacy and International Relations (Political Sciences) in Kaunas, Lithuania
Nicholas Linfoot, University of Oxford (tbc) |
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Genderwomen’s unequal pay and poverty
Me Too |
Michelle GaleWith Gender Forum |
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Modern Slavery
The largest slave trade in history, 21st century supply chains, how to open our eyes to what is in plain site |
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Poverty and homelessness
Human rights law
Social and Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene
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Michelle Gale (USA and UK and Brazil) |
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Food Farming and Farmers Rights
seeds, resilience, other species, farming, organics and the economy, farmers rights, Permaculture and Organic Agriculture- 100 years of organic agriculture
Agroecology advisor
Food Sustainability Index
The growth of green alternative protein
Rural Economies- India
Bibliometric/text-mining methods for the purpose of identifying heterodox approaches in agricultural economics, with particular respect to income taxation/environmental taxation imposed on farm households
Seeds and the scandal of farmers buying seeds and fertilisers which ruin their crops |
Hosted byTBC
With
Koryo Suzuki (Japan)
James Norman
James Hadfield
Richard Higgins
Preparing for our joint conference with Ecoland
Martin Koehring with the Economist Magazine
David Pedderson
Sangham Basnet (India)
Dr Konat Grzegorz (Poland)
Asress Gikay (Ethiopia)
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Social Support, the new laws in ChinaCitizens income, distribution, social support
One belt one road policy and a comprehensive legal framework |
Yawen Zheng (China)
Maioquang Dai Data and crowdsourcing and rules CSR |
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Land grab and land use
Permanent Sovereignty of States over Natural Resources and the Practice of Land Grabbing: an European Union Perspective, in Fiamingo (ed.), Land, Water & Resources Rights
Reconfiguring territoriality in International Law
“Land Degradation and Tribal Livelihoods: A Study of Attappady.” Attappady is a tribal region in the State of Kerala in India.
Technical and Economic Feasibility Study of the Forest Block to prevent Global warming and climate change
Landgrab
Land use and urbanisation |
Dr Federica Violi, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Erasmus School of Law, Department of International and EurDr
Federica Violi Erasmus Law School
Dr A D Manikandan (India)
Dr Alan Hanssen
Rose Bridger
Dr Ehtisham Abassi (India) |
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Indigenous perspectives |
Agneta Granstroem (Sweden and SAMI) |
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International Perspectives
Sustainability in Nepal
One Belt One Road implementation in China and its implementation
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Dr Kesh Periyar (Nepal)
Yawen Zheng University of Edinburgh (China)
Miaoqiang Dai Lawyer Pennsylvania University (China)
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Labour economics
jobs, minimum wage, social security, zero hours contracts, slavery, supply chains, international trade, trade barriers, trading blocks, jobs, investment |
Dr Enrico Tezza (Italy)Monica Rossi (Italy) |
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Clean air, water and soils
Seas, plastics
Moving Beijing away from the pollution
Water scarcity in South Africa, depleted soils in Ethiopia
Plastics and toxicity BBC being missed by circular economy
Adventurer Entrepreneur, Corporate Kid |
Drhuv Boruah |
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Finance, investment and the digital economy
Growth models and global investment trends
Global finance and banking
The role of central banks and treasury policies
Disruptive innovations and the digital economy
Patterns of growth and climate change
Digital economy and climate challenges |
Professor Maria Madi (Brazil)
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Competition among countries for business
Global value chains
Global trade competition and innovation strategies
Labor-saving technologies
The new mercantilism
The fourth industrial revolution |
Professor Maria Madi (Brazil) |
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Economics and democracy
Realism in economic theories
Epistemological challenges in Economics
Capitalism, financial power and democracy
Global power shifts |
Professor Maria Madi (Brazil) |
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Challenges to working conditions
The global labor marketplace: offshoring, outsourcing, crowdsourcing.
Unequal income distribution and migration
Digital economy and technological unemployment
Policies to fix the problem of technological unemployment
Employment and income policies
Is Redistribution possible under unusual conditions, can we redistribute wealth in other ways than taxation? |
Professor Maria Madi (Brazil)Hosts:
Amit Zac, Erasmus Law School and University of Oxford |
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International Diplomacy in the 21st centuryThe platform economies, regional blocks, the rise of tyrannical populism,climate wars, water wars, xenophobia, fake news, truth. Social Media- the new opiate of the masses? |
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Privatisation, private and public ownershipWho owns my data and my dna?
Platform economics –an opportunity or a disaster?
Who is the guardian of our privacy? Private responsibility in Data Protection Law
Data Crowd Sourcing and Rules:Alibabas Platform Approach to CSR |
Hans Kare Flo
Claudia Quelle: Tilburg University (Being invited)
Maioqiang Dai (China and USA) Pennsylvania State University |
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Education in Economics |
Professor Maria Madi
And the launch of
The GEI Academy |
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Future Generations and Long TermismThe future bites back
The challenge to the short term culture
Science: Spatial and temporal philosophy and the existential crisis |
Chit Chong |
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Green Wall Sahara Project and Forests 10 years on And The Global Sustainability Project Assessed |
Dr Chidi MagnusGreen Institute Nigeria
Professor Chucks
University of Reading
Dr Joseph Somevi Sustainability and Environmental Impact Assessments
Sir Crispen Tickell
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Call for Papers
The 13th Annual Green Economics Institute’s Conference
To be held on 16th 17th 18th June 2018: St Hugh’s College, University of Oxford
Advances in Economics Thinking
Breaking Bread Together: The Company, The Corporation and Finance: Reworking the legal basics for new trends in the economy.
A 2 Tonnes of Carbon Economy: The beginning of civilisation or the End?
Companies, Corporations and Corruption?
Mental health, Fear of Change and Resilience
