Workshop: Neoliberalism, fraud and moral economy

Organised by Dr Jörg Wiegratz, Lecturer in Political Economy of Global Development and LUCAS Board Member

This workshop is sponsored by LUCAS. We regret that this is a closed workshop for an on-going project but there will be further information on future events / publications later.

• Jörg Wiegratz (Leeds) and David Whyte (Liverpool): Neoliberalism, fraud and moral economy
• Matthew Watson (Warwick): The Expulsion of the Moral Economy Tradition from Economics Proper: ‘Economy’ as a Set of Practices versus ‘Economy’ as a Logic of Order
• Andrew Sayer (Lancaster): Moral Economy, Unearned Income, Neoliberalism and Legalized Corruption
• Chris Swader (Moscow): The Functionality of Moral Flexibility for Capitalism
• John Christensen (Tax Justice Network): They Do Do Evil: Tax Professionals, Tax Havens and the Attack on Civilised Society
• Grietje Baars (London/City): Capital, corporate citizenship and legitimacy: The ideological force of 'corporate crime' in international law
• Steve Tombs (Milton Keynes/OU): Framing the Crisis: moral critique and the renewal of ‘business as usual’
• Matías Dewey (Cologne): Producing Moral Ambiguity: State and Sweatshops after Neoliberalism in Argentina
• Gerhard Anders (Edinburgh): Corruption Scandals and ‘Bad Politics’ in Neoliberal Malawi
• Jose Maria Munoz (Edinburgh): Neoliberal Reforms and Fraud in Cameroon's Financial Services Sector
• Erik Bähre (Leiden): From Corruption to moralities of redistribution: Insurances for the poor in South Africa
• Paul Jones/Michael Mair (Liverpool): Anti-Political Economy as a Particular Kind of Moral Economy: Supermarkets, Government and the Corruption of Politics
• David Whyte (Liverpool): The moral economy of institutional corruption in Britain
• Chloé Buire (Durham) Making plans in the unplanned city: the urban mechanisms to political domination (in absentia)