CRISIS OF CAPITAL, CRISIS OF THEORY
A conference sponsored by Routledge

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Call for Papers
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Crisis of Capital, Crisis of Theory is the first in a series of 
student-organized conferences on heterodox political economy, seeking to 
develop new ways of understanding capitalism and power.

The conference, to be held Oct. 29 to 31 at York, will have a dual 
theme: to investigate the global financial crisis and to use the crisis 
to probe alternative theoretical frameworks in political economy.

Recent events have given political economists plenty to talk about: the 
bursting of the real estate "bubble", the bailout of Wall Street, the 
collapse of global exports and more. Not only were most theorists unable 
to foresee the crisis and adequately explain its particularities and 
implications, they continue to employ concepts and categories that have 
long-since been challenged.

The conference organizers believe there is great need for new ideas, 
concepts and analyses, and welcome both panels and individual papers. 
Abstracts of no more than 250 words should be sent to 
[email protected] by June 30.

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