FRIDAY, March 9
401 Warren Hall |
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8:30 am | Breakfast |
9:00 am | Registration |
9:30 am | Welcome
Lourdes Beneria Professor, City and Regional and Planning Director, Gender and Global Change Program Cornell University Porus Olpadwala
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9:35 am | Panel I: Whither Globalization/s? |
Constitutionalizing
Inequality?
Reflections on the Juridical Aspects of Global Political Economy Stephen Gill York University |
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Women's
Rights, Labour Standards, and Globalisation:
Contradictions and Opportunities Naila Kabeer Institute of Development Studies |
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Tax Distortion
in the Global Economy
Howard Wachtel American University |
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Facilitator
Kaushik Basu Professor Cornell University |
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10:50 am | Coffee/Tea |
11:05 am | Panel II: Global In/securities |
Gender
Inequalities, Poverty, and Globalisation
Nilüfer Çagatay University of Utah |
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Vulnerability
and Financial Crises:
Was the Asian Financial Crisis Predictable? Iwan Azis Cornell University |
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Global
Insecurity: Restructuring Social Income
Guy Standing International Labour Organisation |
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Facilitator
Shelley Feldman Professor Cornell University |
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12:30 pm | Keynote Address |
Sustainable
Development and Globalisation:
Dilemmas and Contradictions Solon Barraclough UNRISD |
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Facilitator
Dr. David Lelyveld Executive Director, The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies Cornell University |
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1:30 pm | Lunch |
2:30 pm | Panel III: Modelling and Power Relations in International Trade |
Gendered
Strategies: Parallel Trade, Economic Restructuring,
and New Elites in (1990s) Senegal Huda Nura Mustafa Cornell University |
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Modelling
the Effects of Trade on Women, at Work and Home
Marzia Fontana Institute of Development Studies |
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"Free
Trade" and Development
Savitri Bisnath Cornell University |
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Facilitator
Philip McMichael Professor Cornell University |
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3:45 pm | Coffee/Tea |
4:00 pm | Panel IV: The Politics of International Trade
Labor, Intellectual Property and Food Security |
Social
Movements and the WTO
Marc Williams Oxford University |
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Global
Tensions: the Debate over Biotechnology and Food Security
Philip McMichael Cornell University |
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WTO/TRIPS:
Areas of Concern
Suman Sahai the Gene Campaign |
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Facilitator
Maria Cook Professor Cornell University |
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5:30 pm | Reception
Kathryn Abrams Professor, Law School Director, Women's Studies Program Cornell University |
SATURDAY, March 10 | |
9:00 am | Breakfast |
9:30 am | Panel V: Multilateral Institutions and Global Governance |
The UN-MNC
Global Compact:
Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem? Diane Elson University of Essex |
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North-South
Tensions at the WTO: Why and What Next?
Martin Khor Third World Network |
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International
Public Goods and Global Governance
Ravi Kanbur Cornell University |
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Facilitator
Susan Christopherson Professor Cornell University |
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10:55 am | Panel VI: New Visions on Gender and Development |
Women's
Capabilities and Social Justice
Martha Nussbaum University of Chicago |
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Male
Relations of Patriarchy and Paradoxes of Development in India
Barbara Harriss-White Oxford University |
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A Feminist
Perspective on the "New" International Financial Architecture
Isabella Bakker York University |
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Facilitator
Norman Uphoff Professor Cornell University |
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12:30 pm | Lunch: Tribute to Ester Boserup |
Boserup's
Multi-faceted Insights on Global Socio-economic Changes
Irene Tinker |
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Facilitator
Lourdes Beneria Professor Cornell University |
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2:00 pm | Panel VII: Global Cities |
Globalisation
and the Geography of Centrality
Saskia Sassen University of Chicago |
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Urban Tensions:
Globalization, Industrial Restructuring,
and the Post-metropolitan Transition Edward Soja University of California, Los Angeles |
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Urban
Transport and Structural Tensions in Developing Countries
Eduardo Vasconcellos Brazilian Public Transportation Association |
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Facilitator
William Goldsmith Professor Cornell University |
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3:15 pm | Coffee/Tea |
3:30 pm | Concluding Session |
Ron Herring
Professor, Government Director, The Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies Cornell University |
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4:00 pm | Closing Remarks |
Lourdes Beneria
Professor, City and Regional Planning Director, Gender and Global Change Program Cornell University |