BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4104f1111f394b82e431f0bd54934fe9 CATEGORIES:Lecture / Reading / Talk CREATED:20220927T164953 SUMMARY:Unequal development in the global capitalist economy: knowledge, monopoly, and monopsony | A talk by Dr. Dev Nathan DESCRIPTION:"Unequal development in the global capitalist economy: knowledge, monopoly, and monopsony" a talk by Dr. Dev Nathan, economist, Visiting Scholar at Th e New School for Social Research, New York\n This paper seeks to explain th e nature and basis of unequal development in the contemporary global capita list economy. It characterizes the current structure of the world economy a s a combination of knowledge monopolies which also become monopsonies, larg ely located in the headquarters economies of the global North, with produce r companies largely based on commoditized knowledge in the supplier economi es of the global South. This division of the knowledge economy and related profits affects accumulation and development in both parts of the global ec onomy. Supplier economies can relatively easily acquire the commoditized kn owledge of production and, thus, advance to middle-income status. The movem ent from middle to high-income status, however, requires accomplishing the much more difficult transformation of becoming a creator of knowledge that can be monopolized. Success in this transformation of the economy, however, also leads to struggles over the geo-strategic reorganization of the world economy.\n Bio:\n \nDr. Dev NathanDev Nathan, an economist, is Visiting Sc holar at The New School for Social Research, New York; Visiting Professor a t the Institute for Human Development, New Delhi; and Research Director at the GenDev Centre for Research and Innovation His main research interests a re global production, development issues of indigenous peoples and gender r elations. He is co-editor of the Cambridge University Press series on Globa l Value Chains. His recent co-authored books include Reverse Subsidies in G lobal Monopsony Capitalism, 2022; and Witch Hunts: Culture, Patriarchy, and Structural Transformation, 2020. He is currently working on how the organi zation of the knowledge economy interacts with inequality in the global eco nomy and between genders. \n Registration link: https://flameuniversity.zo om.us/webinar/register/WN_iBjeXUP9QFarSEPT8P1SXQ\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

"Unequal development in the global capitalist economy: knowledge , monopoly, and monopsony" a talk by Dr. Dev Nathan, economist, Visiting Sc holar at The New School for Social Research, New York

This paper seeks to explain the nature and basis of unequal development in the contemporary global capitalist economy. It characterizes the current st ructure of the world economy as a combination of knowledge monopolies which also become monopsonies, largely located in the headquarters economies of the global North, with producer companies largely based on commoditized kno wledge in the supplier economies of the global South. This division of the knowledge economy and related profits affects accumulation and development in both parts of the global economy. Supplier economies can relatively easi ly acquire the commoditized knowledge of production and, thus, advance to m iddle-income status. The movement from middle to high-income status, howeve r, requires accomplishing the much more difficult transformation of becomin g a creator of knowledge that can be monopolized. Success in this transform ation of the economy, however, also leads to struggles over the geo-strateg ic reorganization of the world economy.

Bio:


Dr. Dev NathanDev Nathan, an economist, is Visiting Scholar at The New School for Social Research, New York; Visiting Professor at the Instit ute for Human Development, New Delhi; and Research Director at the GenDev C entre for Research and Innovation His main research interests are global pr oduction, development issues of indigenous peoples and gender relations. He is co-editor of the Cambridge University Press series on Global Value Chai ns. His recent co-authored books include Reverse Subsidies in Global Monops ony Capitalism, 2022; and Witch Hunts: Culture, Patriarchy, and Structural Transformation, 2020. He is currently working on how the organization of th e knowledge economy interacts with inequality in the global economy and bet ween genders.

Registration link: https://flameuniversity.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iBjeXUP9QFarSEPT8P1SXQ

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