Location
The British Academy
This conference aims to provide a truly global account of the rise and entrenchment of the modern neoliberal order. Contributors will consider how neoliberal ideas travelled (or did not travel) across regions and polities; and analyse the how these ideas were translated between groups and regions as embodied behaviours and business practices as well as through the global media and international organisations. As the fate of neoliberalism appears in question across many regions, it is an opportune moment to make sense of its ascendancy on a global scale.
Convenors:
- Professor James Mark, University of Exeter
- Professor Richard Toye, University of Exeter
- Dr Ljubica Spaskovska, University of Exeter
- Dr Tobias Rupprecht, University of Exeter
Speakers include:
- Professor Jennifer Bair, University of Virginia
- Professor Susan Bayly, University of Cambridge
- Professor Johanna Bockman, George Mason University
- Professor Stephanie Decker, Aston Business School
- Mr Julian Gewirtz, University of Oxford
- Professor Daisuke Ikemoto, Meijigakuin University
- Professor Artemy Kalinovsky, University of Amsterdam
- Dr Alexander Kentikelenis, University of Oxford
- Professor Pun Ngai, Hong Kong University
- Professor Pal Nyiri, University of Amsterdam
- Professor Vanessa Ogle, University of California, Berkeley
- Professor David Priestland, University of Oxford
- Professor Bernhard Rieger, University of Leiden
- Professor Quinn Slobodian, Wellesley College and Harvard University
- Dr Jorg Wiegratz, University of Leeds
Registration:
A registration fee is payable at the time of booking. To find out more information, including how to register, please visit the British Academy website: https://www.britac.ac.uk/events/global-neoliberalisms-lost-and-found-translation
Standard Admission: £95 for both days; £50 for one day
Early Bird booking (before 31 January 2018): £75 for both days; £40 for one day
Concessions: £36 for both days; £20 for one day