Le Programme Franco-Indien de la Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme et EconomiX, unité de recherche CNRS et Université Paris 10-Nanterre vous invitent à participer au Colloque L’Inde à l’ère de la mondialisation financière qui se tiendra à la Maison des Sciences des l’Homme, les 28 et 29 septembre 2006 et dont le programme prévisionnel vous est donné dans la suite de cet article...

International Conference: The Indian Economy in the Era of Financial Globalisation

Programme prévisionnel

28 Septembre 2006

9.00-9.30. WELCOME OF THE PARTICIPANTS
Presentation by Jean-Luc Racine (CNRS, Center for the Study of India and South Asia, EHESS, and Foundation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris)

9.30-10.00. The Historical Evolution of the Indian Bourgeoisie: Some Questions and Reflections
Jean-Max Zins (CERI-Sciences-Po, Paris)

10.00-13.00. Session 1: The Indian economy in the world markets
Chair: TBA
10.00-10.30. FDI and Globalisation in India
Françoise Hay (University of Rennes I)

10.30-11.00. The Indian Foreign Trade over the Last Two Decades
Diana Hochraich (Ministry of Economy and Finances/EconomiX-University Paris X, Nanterre)

11.00-11.20. Coffee Break

11.20. Session 1 (contd.)
Chair: TBA
11.20-11.50. Indian Firms in Developed Countries
Christian Milelli (CNRS/EconomiX-University Paris X, Nanterre)

11.50-12.20. Regional Trading Arrangements of India
Ram Upendra Das (Research and Information System for Developing Countries, New Delhi)

12.20-12.40. Discussion of the 4 papers
TBA

12.40-13.00. Floor discussion

13.00-14.00. Lunch at Maison des sciences de l'homme

14.00-18.00. Session 2: The impact of openness of the Indian economy

Chair: TBA
14.00-14.30. Liberalisation in India: Comparative Advantage and Sustainable Growth
Matthew McCartney (School of Oriental and African Studies/SOAS, University of London)

14.30-15.00. Stock Market Development, Capital Accumulation and Growth in India Since 1950
Prabirjit Sarkar (Jadavpur University, Kolkata)

15.00-15.30. Financial Behaviour of Indian Firms
Prasenjit Bose (Independent researcher, New Delhi)

15.30-16.00. Financial Globalisation in India
Byasdeb Dasgupta (University of Kalyani, Kolkata)

16.00-16.20. Tea Break

16.20-18.00. Session 2 (contd.)
Chair: TBA
16.20-16.50. Short and Medium-Term Financial Risks Related to Strong Growth
Delphine Cavalier (Asia Country Risk Economist, BNP-Paribas, Paris)

16.50-17.20. The Banking Sector Reform: Winners and Losers
Diana Hochraich (Ministry of Economy and Finances/EconomiX-University Paris X, Nanterre)

17.20-17.45. Discussion of the 5 papers
TBA

17.45-18.00. Floor discussion

18.00-19.00. Cocktail at the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme

19.45. Dinner. Departure from the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme

29 Septembre 2006

10.00-12.45. Session 3: Agricultural and labour markets
Chair: TBA
10.00-10.30. Labour Market and Social Protection Before and After Reforms
Sandrine Rol (Economist, Centre d’Observation Economique, Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Paris)
10.30-11.00. The Organised and Unorganised Labour Markets (to be confirmed) Sunanda Sen
11.00-11.20. Coffee Break
11.20-12.45. Session 3 (contd.)
11.20-11.50. The Indian Agriculture in the Era of Globalisation
Servaas Storm (Delft University of Technology)

Chair: TBA
11.50-12.20. Poverty, Openness and Growth: the Case of India
Rongili Biswas (Bethune College, Kolkata) and Alice Sindzingre (CNRS, EconomiX-University Paris X, Nanterre)

12.20-13.00. Discussion of the 4 papers
TBA

13.00-13.30. Floor Discussion

13.30-14.30. Lunch at Maison des sciences de l'homme

14.30-16.30. Round Table: The Prospects of the Indian Economy: Catching Up or Falling Behind?

16.30- 17.30. The Way Ahead

Date
28-29 Septembre 2006

Lieu
Maison des Sciences de l’Homme
54 boulevard Raspail - 75006 Paris
Métro Rennes, Sèvres-Babylone ou Saint-Sulpice
Tél. 01 49 54 20 00

Liens Utiles
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