Professors – August/September 2014

School of Advanced Studies - Faculty Invited, Disciplines to be taught
The School of Advanced Studies third period will launch from August 25-29 and September 1-5, 2014 with the following courses and respective faculty:

Reading Polanyi in the Neoliberal Era

Professor Fred Block
Curriculum Vitae
(The course will be taught in English)

Professor Peter Evans
Curriculum Vitae
(The course will be taught in English)

Program with readings
Neoliberalism: Policy Regimes, International Regimes, and Social Effects
Do we need a new great transformation? Is onelikely?
Karl Polanyi Explains It All
PolanyiI, Karl, our Obsolete Market Economy: "Civilization Must Find a New Thought Pattern"
The Future of the State
Democratizing Finance
For a Sociological Marxism:The Complementary Convergence of Antonio Gramsci and Karl Polanyi
Capitalism: The Future of an Illusion
Beyond the Minsky and Polanyi Moments: An Alternative Account of the Foreclosure Crisis
The Great Transformation – The Political and Economic Origins of Our Time
Where do Innovations Come From? Transformations in the U.S. Economy, 1970-2006
Going off gold and the basis for Bretton Woods
Reinventing Social Democracy for the 21st Century
Beyond the Economistic Fallacy
Turning the Tables – Polanyi’s Critique of Free Market Utopianism
The Reality of Society
In the Shadow of Speenhamland
From Poverty to Perversity
Karl Polanyi and the Power of Ideas
Making Space for Civil Society: Institutional Reforms and Local Democracy in Brazil
Network sand Public Policies in the Global South: The Chile an Case and the Future of the Developmental Network State
Are Global Movements Necessary to Pursue a Great Transformation?
Construção do estado desenvolvimentista do século XXI: possibilidades e armadilhas
The Political Foundations of State Effectiveness
National Labor Movements and Transnational Connections: Global Labor’s Evolving Architecture Under Neoliberalism
Reconstructing Polanyi in the Late Neoliberal Era: A Critical but Optimistic Perspective
Será Possível uma Globalização Alternativa?
Biblography