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LOCATION:Braamfontein Campus East Humanities Graduate Centre, South West Engineering Building
DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Indian Studies in Africa, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung and the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study will host a conference on capitalism.Programme for Conference:
<br />14&nbsp;June 2016
<br />8:30-9:00 – Opening remarks from Professor Dilip Menon and Peter Vale
<br />9:00-10:00 – Kaveh Yazdani (CISA, 91¿´Æ¬Íø) – The Histories of Capitalisms – Overview of Debates and the Case of 18th century Mysore (South India)
<br />10:00-10:15 – Coffee Break
<br />Chair:&nbsp;Professor Eric Worby, Director Humanities Graduate Centre
<br />10:15-11:15 – Henry Heller (Manitoba) – The Birth of Capitalism in Global Perspective
<br />11:15-12:15 – David Washbrook (Cambridge) – INDIA: Capitalism and its Avatars
<br />12:30- 1:30 – Lunch Break
<br />Chair:&nbsp;Dr Kaveh Yazdani, Post Doctoral Fellow, Centre for Indian Studies in Africa
<br />13:45-14:45 – Nelly Hanna (American University, Cairo) - Textile artisans in Cairo and capitalism from below&nbsp;1600-1800
<br />14:45-15:45 – Rudolph Matthee (Delaware) – Iranian Capitalism: Exceptionalism and Delayed Development
<br />15:45-16:00 – Coffee Break
<br />16:00-17:00 – Discussion
<br />19:00- Conference Dinner&nbsp;
<br />15&nbsp;June 2016
<br />Chair:&nbsp;Prof Dilip Menon, Director, Centre for Indian Studies in Africa
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<br />9:00-10:00 – Anne Gerritsen (Warwick) – The View from China: Craft Production, Labour and the Issue of State Support
<br />10:00-11:00 – Eric Tagliacozzo (Cornell) – Capitalism's Missing Link: What Happened to Southeast Asia?
<br />11:00-11:15 – Coffee Break
<br />Chair:&nbsp;Professor Peter Vale, Director, Johannesburg Institute of Advanced Study
<br />11:15-12:15 – Pedro Machado (Indiana) - Indian Ocean Merchants in the 18th and 19th Centuries – Institutional Mechanisms and Financial Instruments
<br />12:15-1:15 – Joseph Inikori (Rochester) - The First Capitalist Nation in the World: The Development of Capitalism in England
<br />13:30-14:30 – Lunch Break
<br />15:00-17:00 –&nbsp;Thinking Capitalism from Africa: A Roundtable
<br />Chair:Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer, 91¿´Æ¬Íø Business School
<br />Gill Hart (CISA, 91¿´Æ¬Íø)&nbsp; –&nbsp;Revisiting the History of Capitalism: Reflections from an African Perspective
<br />Joseph Inikori (Rochester)  –&nbsp;&nbsp;The Development of Capitalism in West Africa, 1450-1900
<br />Bill Freund (91¿´Æ¬Íø) – White Run South Africa as a Developmental State: An Interpretive Economic History of Twentieth Century South Africa
<br />19:00  –&nbsp;Conference dinner
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>The Centre for Indian Studies in Africa, Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung and the Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study will host a conference on capitalism.</strong><h3><span>Programme for Conference:</span></h3>
<br /><h3>14&nbsp;June 2016</h3>
<br /><p>8:30-9:00 – Opening remarks from Professor Dilip Menon and Peter Vale</p>
<br /><p>9:00-10:00 – Kaveh Yazdani (CISA, 91¿´Æ¬Íø) – The <em>Histories of Capitalisms</em> – Overview of Debates and the Case of 18<sup>th</sup> century Mysore (South India)</p>
<br /><p><em>10:00-10:15 – Coffee Break</em></p>
<br /><p><em>Chair:&nbsp;</em>Professor Eric Worby, Director Humanities Graduate Centre</p>
<br /><p>10:15-11:15 – Henry Heller (Manitoba) – <em>The Birth of Capitalism in Global Perspective</em></p>
<br /><p>11:15-12:15 – David Washbrook (Cambridge) – <em>INDIA: Capitalism and its Avatars</em></p>
<br /><p><em>12:30- 1:30 – Lunch Break</em></p>
<br /><p><em>Chair:&nbsp;</em>Dr Kaveh Yazdani, Post Doctoral Fellow, Centre for Indian Studies in Africa</p>
<br /><p>13:45-14:45 – Nelly Hanna (American University, Cairo) - <em>Textile artisans in Cairo and capitalism from below&nbsp;</em>1600-1800</p>
<br /><p>14:45-15:45 – Rudolph Matthee (Delaware) – <em>Iranian Capitalism: Exceptionalism and Delayed Development</em></p>
<br /><p><em>15:45-16:00 – Coffee Break</em></p>
<br /><p>16:00-17:00 – Discussion</p>
<br /><p><em>19:00- Conference Dinner&nbsp;</em></p>
<br /><h3>15&nbsp;June 2016</h3>
<br /><p><em>Chair:&nbsp;</em>Prof Dilip Menon, Director, Centre for Indian Studies in Africa</p>
<br /><p>&nbsp;</p>
<br /><p>9:00-10:00 – Anne Gerritsen (Warwick) – <em>The View from China: Craft Production, Labour and the Issue of State Support</em></p>
<br /><p>10:00-11:00 – Eric Tagliacozzo (Cornell) – <em>Capitalism's Missing Link: What Happened to Southeast Asia?</em></p>
<br /><p><em>11:00-11:15 – Coffee Break</em></p>
<br /><p><em>Chair:</em>&nbsp;Professor Peter Vale, Director, Johannesburg Institute of Advanced Study</p>
<br /><p>11:15-12:15 – Pedro Machado (Indiana) - <em>Indian Ocean Merchants in the 18th and 19th Centuries – Institutional Mechanisms and Financial Instruments</em></p>
<br /><p>12:15-1:15 – Joseph Inikori (Rochester) - T<em>he First Capitalist Nation in the World: The Development of Capitalism in England</em></p>
<br /><p><em>13:30-14:30 – Lunch Break</em></p>
<br /><p>15:00-17:00 <em>–</em>&nbsp;<em>Thinking Capitalism from Africa: A Roundtable</em></p>
<br /><p><em>Chair:</em>Lumkile Mondi, Senior Lecturer, 91¿´Æ¬Íø Business School</p>
<br /><p>Gill Hart (CISA, 91¿´Æ¬Íø)&nbsp;<span> </span><em>–</em><span>&nbsp;</span><em>Revisiting the History of Capitalism: Reflections from an African Perspectiv</em>e</p>
<br /><p>Joseph Inikori (Rochester) <span> </span><em>–</em><span>&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;<em>The Development of Capitalism in West Africa, 1450-19</em>00</p>
<br /><p>Bill Freund (91¿´Æ¬Íø) – <em>White Run South Africa as a Developmental State: An Interpretive Economic History of Twentieth Century South Africa</em></p>
<br /><p>19:00<em> <span> </span><em>–</em><span>&nbsp;</span>Conference dinner</em></p>
SUMMARY:Revisiting the History of Capitalism
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