Organised by the International Working Group on Value Theory (IWGVT)

Venue: Room S75, St Clements' Building, London School of Economics, London.

All papers downloadable from www.iwgvt.org

Monday 18th July 2005

09:00-09:30
Arrival, Registration, Coffee

09:30-11:00
Andrew Kliman (Pace University, USA)"Reclaiming Marx's Capital from the Myth of Inconsistency"

11:00-11:15
Coffee

11:15-12:45
Nick Potts (University of the Solent, UK) "Simulating the global economy in a sequential and non-dualistic value theoretical framework: a first attempt."

12:45-14:00
Lunch

14:00-15:30
Hussain Ismail (University of York, UK) "Global accumulation and the profit rate in the car industry"

15:30-15:45
Coffee

15:45-17:15
Alan Freeman (University of Greenwich, UK) "What makes the US Profit Rate Fall? A response to Robert Brenner's ‘Economics of global turbulence"

Tuesday 19th July 2005

09:15-09:30
Arrival, Registration, Coffee

09:30-11:00
Julian Wells (Kingston University, UK) "Did Marx think the profit rate equalises?'

11:00-11:15
Coffee

11:15-12:45
Joost Ploeger (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands): "Killing Two Birds With One Euro: A Marxist Analysis of the Attack on Labor and the Dollar"

12:45-14:00
Lunch

14:00-16:00
Round table on the establishment of Critique of Political Economy (COPE) a new journal of critical economics

July 14, 2005.