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1-2 April 2005 Accommodations at the Pontchartrain Hotel ( Participant List ) |
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Leverhulme Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy
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Murphy Institute of Political Economy
Conference on Fairness and
The Political Economy of Globalization
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1-2 April 2005 Accommodations at the Pontchartrain Hotel ( Participant List ) |
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1 April 2005
● 9:00a–Coffee, pastries, etc.
■Richard F. Teichgraeber III (Director of the Murphy Institute)
■Doug Nelson (Tulane University and University of Nottingham)
Panel I. Research on Fairness Norms
● 9:30-10:45
■ Truman Bewley: “Fairness, Reciprocity, and Wage Rigidity”
Panel II. Domestic Political Economy of Fairness
● 10:45-12:00
■ Per Lundborg: “Wage Fairness, Growth and the Utilization of R&D Workers”
● 12:00-1:00, Lunch (At Diboll Center)
● 1:00-2:15
■ Udo Kreickemeier and Hartmut Egger: “Fair Wages and International Fragmentation”
● 2:15-3:30
■ Carl Davidson, Steve Matusz, and Doug Nelson: “Fairness and Adjustment to Trade Shocks in a Simple Political Economy”
● 3:30-4:00, Coffee and General Discussion
● 4:00-5:15
■ Michael Hiscox: “Through a Glass and Darkly: Framing Effects and Individuals’ Attitudes Towards International Trade”
● 6:00p: Dinner at Upperline Restaurant (1413 Upperline St, New Orleans)
2 April 2005
● 10:00-10:45: Coffee, Pastries, etc.
Panel III. International Political Economy of Fairness
● 10:45-12:00
■ Susan Aaronson and Jamie Zimmerman: “Fair Trade?: How Oxfam Presented a Systematic Approach to Globalization, Human Rights and Development”
● 12:00-1:00p: Lunch
● 1:00-2:15
■ Amrita Narlikar: “Fairness in International Trade Negotiations: Developing Countries in the GATT and WTO”
●2:15-3:30
■ Mathias Risse: “Fairness in Trade”
● 3:30-3:45, Coffee
● 3:45-5:00
■ Howard Chang: “Cultural Communities in a Global Labor Market: Immigration Restrictions as Residential Segregation”
● 5:00-7:00--Reception
● 7:30p--Dinner at Cobalt Restaurant (333 St. Charles, New Orleans)