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291 Economy, economists & public decision making

Thursday, August 2, 2012: 12:30 PM-2:00 PM
NB 410 (Faculty of Economics)

RC02 Economy and Society (host committee)

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Mariana HEREDIA, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, Argentina
291.1
How is “political technocracy” possible? Economic expertise and politics in China and Latin america (Oral Presentation)
Yingyao WANG, Yale University, USA

291.2
Conflict and consensus among elite economists in the state: Network structures and competition for influence in Mexico and Argentina (Oral Presentation)
Tod VAN GUNTEN, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

291.3
Networks of power: Central bankers in Latin america (Oral Presentation)
Karin FISCHER, Institute of Sociology, Austria

291.4
Ambiguous agreement aroud the “regulatory state”: How the resolution of an academic controversy impacted on state-building in Chile (Oral Presentation)
Antoine MAILLET, Sciences-Po, France

291.5
Do economists hold power? The role of economists in the French railway market liberalization (1970-2011) (Oral Presentation)
Jean FINEZ, University of Lille 1, CLERSE-CNRS, France

291.6
Clash of rationalities? Economic science and legal reasoning in the production of competition policy in Brazil (Oral Presentation)
Iagê MIOLA, Università degli studi di Milano, Italy

291.7
Mathematical economics in the USSR as an intellectual movement: Theory of optimal functioning socialist economy (Oral Presentation)
Konstantin FURSOV, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia

291.8
Economic knowledge on the Brazilian debate on poverty - Actors, institutions, and ideas (Oral Presentation)
Márcia CUNHA, University of São Paulo, Brazil

291.9
La imbricación estado, grupos dominantes y think tanks en los orígenes del neoliberalismo del cono Sur (Oral Presentation)
Hernán RAMÍREZ, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos, Brazil

291.10
The debate on the new developmentalism in Brazil: A division within neoliberal ideas? (Distributed Paper)
Jose Marcos NOVELLI, Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCar), Brazil

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