Attività seminariali
Social Corporatism. Rethinking Relations between States, Markets and Intermediary Institutions
Abstract dell'evento
Debates in both academic research and public policy about the retreat of globalisation and the ‘free market’ linked to a reassertion of the state (e.g. Sharma, 2016; Braw, 2024; Streeck, 2024) raise fundamental questions about the nature of the economy, the polity and society. Some of the main ideas can be traced to 1944, a year which saw the formation of key Keynesian concepts for the post-war order, but also the publication of Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom and Karl Polanyi’s The Great Transformation. This paper argues that Hayekian model which became dominant in the 1980s and 1990s has produced a form of market corporatism that centralises power, concentrates wealth and commodifies the everyday economy. While the Keynesian model retains important elements such as an international architecture of institutions, it is insufficient to transform corporate capitalism into a more social, ethical market economy. That is why some ideas from Karl Polanyi’s work remain vital for conceptualising a new social corporatism in which there is a balance of states and markets and both are more embedded in intermediary institutions.
Programma
Tuesday, March 4th, 2025 h 10 - 12 a.m. - IN PERSON AND ONLINE
Seminar: Social Corporatism. Rethinking Relations between States, Markets and Intermediary Institutions
Welcome and Introduction: Francesco Venturini (University of Urbino)
Speaker: Adrian Pabst (The National Institute of Economic and Social Research, UK)
Students and scholars who are unable to join the event in person in Sala del Consiglio (Palazzo Battiferri - via Saffi, 42) can attend online at the following Zoom link: https://bit.ly/Pabst_PhD_Global_Studies
Relatori/Relatrici
Adrian Pabst (The National Institute of Economic and Social Research, UK)
Dettagli sull'evento
Data e luogo
Inizio: 04/03/2025
alle ore 10:00
Fine: 04/03/2025
alle ore 12:00
Palazzo Battiferri (Urbino, Via Saffi, 42) Sc - Sala Consiglio
Organizzato e promosso da:
XXXVIII - Global Studies. Economy, Society and Law
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