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	2009 Institute for Social Sciences International Conference Program International Comparison of Ideas and Strategies on Alterglobalization Movements Date: 9:30am ~ 6:00pm, May 29, Friday, 2009 Site: 10th floor Conference Room, Rinnai Building, Seoul, Korea Registration: 9:30am - 10:00am Opening Remarks: 10:00am - 10:10am ■SESSION 1: International Comparison of Ideas and Strategies on Alterglobalization Movements 10:10am - 12:10pm Presider: Jin-Sang Jeong (Gyeongsang National University. Korea) 10:10am ~ 11:10am Chang-Keun Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) “21st Century Socialism in Venezuela and Endogenous Development Strategy” Discussant: Gyu-Yeop Choe (New Community Institute, Korean Democratic Labor Party, Korea ) 11:10am ~ 12:10pm Young-Soo Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) “Social Europe and the European Trade Union Confederation” Discussant: Seung-Hyeob Lee (Korean Labor Education Institute, Korea) ■ Lunch Break: 12:10pm ~ 1:10pm ■SESSION 2: Varieties of Experiences and Varieties of Approaches in Alterglobalization Movements 1:10pm - 3:40pm Presider: Hee-Yeon Cho (SungKongHoe University, Korea) 1:10pm - 2:00pm Martin Hart-Landsberg (Lewis and Clark College, USA) “Challenges and Possibilities: Learning from ALBA and the Bank of the South” Discussant: Hyeng-Joon Park (Corea Institute for New Society, Korea) 2:00pm - 2:50pm Dae-Oup Jang (SOAS-University of London, UK) “Beyond Politics of Multitude: Social-Labor Movement and Alternative Globalization in East Asia” Discussant: Young-Pyo Seo (SungKongHoe University, Korea) 2:50pm - 3:40pm Patrick Bond (University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa) “Realistic Neoliberalism: A View from South Africa” Discussant: Sibok Chang (Mokpo National University, Korea) ■ Coffee Break: 3:40pm - 4:00pm ■SESSION 3: World Economic Crisis and Marxian Alternatives in Alterglobalization Movements 4:00pm - 6:00pm Presider: Soo-Haeng Kim (SungKongHoe University, Korea) 4:00pm - 5:00pm Michael Krätke(Lancaster University, UK) “The Third Great Crisis in the History of Capitalism: A Challenge for Marxist Thought” Discussant: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Gerard Dumenil(University of Paris X:Nanterre, France) “Class Confrontation in the Crisis of the Early 21st Century” Discussant: Jeong-Joo Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) 2008 Institute for Social Sciences International Conference Program Ideas and Strategies in the Alterglobalization Movements 9:30AM - 17:40PM May 23, Friday, 2008 5^th floor Conference Room, Korean Federation of Public Service and Transportation Workers Unions Building Seoul, Korea Registration: 9:30am-9:50am Opening Remark: 9:50am-10:00am Sang-Hwan Jang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ■ Session 1: Ideas, Organizations and Strategies of Alterglobalization Movements 10:00am - 12:10pm Presider: Seungho Kim (Cyber Labor University in Memory of Jun Tae-il, Korea) 10:00am-11:00am Seongjin Jeong (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), Eui-Dong Kim(Gyeongsang National University, Korea), Chang-Keun Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), and Sibok Chang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), “Ideas of Alterglobalization Movements” Discussant: Nam Young Chung (Kyungwon University, Korea), No-wan Kwack (University of Seoul, Korea) 11:00am-12:10pm Jin-Sang Jeong (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), Sang-Hwan Jang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), Young-Soo Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), Jeong-Ju Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea), and Seung-Hyeob Lee (Korea Labor Education Institute, Korea), “Organizations and Strategies of Alterglobalization Movements” Discussant: Hee-Yeon Cho (SungKongHoe University, Korea), Il-bung Choi (All together, Korea) ■ Lunch Break: 12:10pm-13:10pm ■ Session 2: Alterglobalization Movements: International Experiences 1:10pm-5:40pm Presider: Soohaeng Kim (Academy for Social Science, Korea) 1:10pm-2:00pm George Katsiaficas (Wentworth Institute of Technology, USA and Chonnam National University) “1968 and Alterglobalization Movements” Discussant: Young-Su Won (Center for Democracy and Social Movement of SungKongHoe University, Korea) 2:00pm-2:50pm Dae-oup Jang (Centre of Asia Studies of University of Hong Kong). “Social Movement Unionism and Struggles at Value-Fronts” Discussant: Joo Moo Hyeon (Korea Employment Information Service, Korea) 2:50pm-3:40pm Richard Westra (Pukyoung National University, Korea) “A Primer on the Commodity, Capital and Globalization with regards to De-commodification in Alter-globalization Movement Strategizing” Discussant: Cho (SungKongHoe University, Korea) ■ Coffee Break: 3:40pm-4:00pm 4:00pm-4:50pm Patrick Bond (University of KwaZulu, South Africa) and Ashwin Desai (University of KwaZulu, South Africa) “We Are the Poors: Community Struggles in Post-Apartheid South Africa.” Discussant: Young-Su Won (Center for Democracy and Social Movement of SungKongHoe University, Korea) 4:50pm-5:40pm David McNally (York University, Canada) “Another World is Possible: Movements against Global Commodification” Discussant: Choi Il-bung (All together, Korea) ■ Conference Ends 5:40pm 2007 International conference Alternative Economic Strategies for Socialism in the 21st Century May 25, Friday, 2007 AM 9:00 - PM 6:00 Building of Social Science, 310 Gyeongsang National University Session 1: Alternative Economic Strategies for Korea □ Sang-Hwan Jang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Reproduction Crisis and Alternative Fiscal Policy □ Eui-Dong Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Regulation of International Financial Speculation and Tobin Tax □ No-Wan Kwack (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Basic Income - Limit and Possibility Session 2: Alternative Economic Strategies - International Experiences □ Chang-Keun Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Autonomia's Theory for Globalization: A Marxist Critique □ Martin Hart-Landsberg (Lewis and Clark College, USA) ○ Living Wage Movement: Challenges for a Reform Struggle □ Patrick Bond (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) ○ Linking below, across and against: World Social Forum weaknesses, global governance gaps, and civil society’s political, ideological and strategic dilemmas Session 3: Models for Socialism in the 21st Century □ Seongjin Jeong (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Models of Participatory Planning for Socialism in the 21st Century □ Richard Westra (Pukyoung National University) ○ Economic Life Beyond Capital? Models and Strategy for a Progressive Future in the 21st Century
	2006 International conference Theories and Practices of Alternative Economic System: Towards Socialism for the 21st Century June 2, Friday, 2006 (AM 9:00 - PM 6:00) Building of Social Science, 310 Gyeongsang National University Session 1: Keynsian Model □ Sang-Hwan Jang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Assessment of Keynesian Model □ Eui-Dong Kim (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Swedish Model in Globalization Age: Conformity of Globalization and Neo-liberal socio-economic policy □ Patrick Bond (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) ○ Decommodification as Antidote to Uneven and Combined Development in Post-Capitalist South Africa Session 2: Market Socialism □ Moohyeon Joo (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Market Socialism: A Marxian Critique □ Chang-Keun Kim(Gyeongsang National University) ○ Exploration of Workers' Self-management in Yugoslavia □ Martin Hart-Landsberg (Lewis and Clark College, USA) □ Paul Burkett (Indiana State University, USA) ○ The Slippery Slope of Market Reform: A Critical Look at the Chinese Experience Session 3: Marxian Socialism □ Seongjin Jeong (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ State Capitalism in the USSR: Marxian Explanation □ Richard Westra (Pukyoung National University) ○ Eco-sustainability and Economic Viability: Rethinking socialist institutional design for the 21st century
	2005 International conference Korean Economy: Marxist Perspectives May 20, Friday, 2005(AM 9:30-PM 7:00) Nammyung Hall 101, Gyeongsang National University □ Hiroshi Ohnishi (Kyoto University, Japan) ○ A Marxist=Neo-classical New Modelling of Capitalism □ Lefteris Tsoulfidis (University of Macedonia, Greece) ○ Marx and Keynes on the Falling Rate of Profit, Capital Accumulation and Crisis □ Dong-Min Rieu (Chungnam National University, Korea) ○ Estimating the Sectoral Rates of Surplus Value: Methodological Issues □ Alex Callinicos (The University of York, UK) ○ Imperialism and Global Political Economy □ Joseph Halevi (The University of Sydney, Australia) and □ Peter Kreisler (The University of New South Wales, Australia) ○ The Changing Patterns of Accumulation and Realization in East Asia since the 1990s. □ Martin Hart-Landsberg (Lewis and Clark College, USA) and □ Paul Burkett (Indiana State University, USA) ○ China and the Dynamics of Transnational Capital Accumulation □ Richard Westra (Pukyoung National University) ○ State, Market, and Stages of Capitalism in South Korean Development □ Sang-Hwan Jang (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Land Reform and Capitalist Development in Korea □ Soohaeng Kim (Seoul National University, Korea) and □ Seung-Ho Park (Seoul National University, Korea) ○ A Critical Appraisal of Economic Achievements under the Park Jung Hee Regime □ Seongjin Jeong (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) ○ Trend of Marxian Ratios in Korea: 1970-2003 □ Dae-oup Chang (Asia Monitor Resource Center, Hong Kong) ○ When Capital Becomes Society: The Recomposition of Capitalist Work and New Labour
	2004 International conference World Economy in the 21st Century: Marxist Perspectives May 21, 2004(17:00-2218:00) Nam Myeong Memorial Hall 101, Gyeongsang National University □ Fred Moseley (Mount Holyoke College) ○ The 'New Solution' to the Transformation Problem: A Sympathetic Critique □ Alfredo Saad-Filho (University of London) ○ Is Marx's Theory of Value Still Relevant? □ Chai-on Lee (Chonnam National University) ○ Currency Exchange Rates Determination in the Light of Marx's Labor Value Theory □ Alex Callinicos (The University of York) ○ Situating Neoliberalism □ Richard Westra (Pukyong National University) ○ Globalization: A New Beginning or Final Exit for Capitalism □ Fred Moseley (Mount Holyoke College) ○ Marxian Crisis Theory and the Current US Economy □ Alfredo Saad-Filho (University of London) ○ Political Economy of the Neoliberal Transition in Brazil □ Seongjin Jeong (Gyeongsang National University) ○ Trend of Capital Accumulation in Korea after 1997 Crisis □ Martin Hart-Landsberg (Lewis and Clark College) ○ International Conditions and South Korean Capital Accumulation, 1987-2003
	2003 International conference Neoliberal Restructuring and the Transformation of Industrial Relations in Korea: 1997-2001 February 21, 2003(10:20-17:00) Nam Myeong Memorial Hall 101, Gyeongsang National University) □ Martin Hart-Landsberge ○ Neoliberalism: Myths and Reality □ Seong-Jin Jeong ○ Neoliberalism and Responses of Global Labor □ Toshio Aida ○ The Strategy of Keidanren for Japanese Spring Struggle □ John Rees ○ Neoliberalism and Workers' Struggles in Europe □ Soo-Tack Kang ○ Neoliberal Restructuring and Korean Workers' Social Consciousness □ Hyo-Rae Cho ○ Trade Union Leadership and Democracy in Metal Industry □ Jong-Lae Lee ○ Class Politics and Class Vote
	2002 International conference Workers' Responses to Neoliberalism: International Experiences May 17, 2002(14:00-18:00) Nam Myeong Memorial Hall 101, Gyeongsang National University □ Martin Hart-Landsberge ○ The Mexican Experience With Neoliberalism: Critical Lessons for Korea and Asia □ Hyo-Rae Cho ○ Neoliberalism and Dilemmas of Labor Moverment in Brazil □ Jong-Rae Lee ○ The Challenge of Neoliberalism and the Response of Labor □ Toshio Aida ○ The Unemployment Problem and Trade Union Movement in Japan □ SungKyun Lee ○ Neoliberal and Global Policies and the Working Class Movement: The Korean Case