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PANEL 19. Comparative Studies on the Socialist and Capitalist Development
Sunday, December 19 @ Beijing 08:00-10:00 (GMT 00:00-02:00)
Moderator:
Güney Işıkara, Assistant Professor at New York University, USA
Panelists:
1. The Influences of The Digital Economy on the Educational and Technological Field: What is the Impact of the Dominance of Capitalist Economies on Emerging and Developing Economies?
Speaker: Javier Vivas Santana, Independent Researcher, Author of the Theory of Regeneration of Think, Venezuela
2. The Potentials and Limits of Computing Technologies for Socialist Planning
Speaker: Güney Işıkara, Assistant Professor at New York University, USA
3. Digital Capitalism: Impact, Substance and Its Implications for China
Speaker: Wang Peng, Assistant Professor at School of Marxism, Guangzhou University, China
4. The Practice Aspects of Economic System Design of Wright's New Socialist Project
Speaker: Ma Lian, Associate Professor at School of Marxism, Shandong University, China
5. A Comparative Study of the Social Development of the Democratic Republic of Germany and the Federal Republic of Germany ——Take the Ulbricht
Speaker: Li Zhuoru, Assistant Researcher, Centre for Political Education of the Central Committee of the CPRF, China
6.Political Economic Development Logic in post-Crimea Russia from the Perspective of a limited access order
Speaker: Lin Wenxin, Assistant research fellow/Postdoctor at Shanghai Academy of Global Governance & Area Studies, Shanghai International Studies University, China
PANEL 20. US Imperialism and Chinese Socialism
Sunday, December 19 @ Beijing 10:10-12:10 (GMT 02:10-4:10)
Moderator:
Joel Wendland-Liu, Associate Professor at Integrative, Religious, and Intercultural Studies Department, Grand Valley State University, USA
Panelists:
1. Values of José Martí's Conceptualizations to Decode US Imperialism Today
Speaker: Lil Maria Pichs-Hernandez, Specialist in International Relations of the Office of the Jose Marti Program of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Cuba
2. The U.S. Anti-racism, Anti-imperialism Project? “Weak Links” of Neoliberalism, Unipolarity, and Fascism
Speaker: Joel Wendland-Liu, Associate Professor at Integrative, Religious, and Intercultural Studies Department, Grand Valley State University, USA
3. Persist in the Centralized and Unified Leadership of the Communist Party of China in Economic Work: a Theoretical Proof
Speaker: Wang Chaoke, Professor at School of Marxism, Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, China
4. Is the Market Really Effective: Question of the ‘Efficient Market Hypothesis’
Speaker: Li Jiaxin, Ph.D Candidate at Department of Marxist Studies, University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China
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