The Sixth International Conference Rethinking Marxism 2006 26-28 October University of Massachusetts Amherst Conference Schedule

Version Thursday 26 October 2006 Oct. 16 1:00-3:00 Concurrent Sessions [A] 3:30-5:30 Concurrent Sessions [B] 7:30-9:30 Plenary Session The Power of the Left Media [Student Union Ballroom]

Friday 27 October 2006 9:30-11:30 Concurrent Sessions [C] 1:00-3:00 Concurrent Sessions [D] 4:00-6:30 Art Event Setting in Motion [Flavin Auditorium] 8:00-10:00 Plenary Session Imperialism and the Fantasies of Democracy [Student Union Ballroom]

Saturday 28 October 2006 9:30-11:30 Concurrent Sessions [E] 1:00-3:00 Concurrent Sessions [F] 3:30-5:30 Concurrent Sessions [G] 7:30-9:30 Plenary Session Rethinking Communism [Student Union Ballroom] An Index is available at the end of this document. All sessions except noted will take place in Campus Center.

NB If you submitted a paper or panel proposal for RM06, and you do not see it listed on the conference program, please contact Vin Lyon-Callo at immediately. [A] Thursday 1:00-3:00

Patrick Hayden (University of Limits of Stretching? The Yoga A1 [163C] RM/AESA Book Oregon) “Social Forums, Social Industry and Corporate Social Session on Liberating Movements and the Old New Responsibility at Work” Economics: Feminist Left” Discussant: Paul Mazzocchi (York Perspectives on Families, Work, University) and Globalization by Drucilla A3 [168] Natality, Action, Barker and Susan Feiner Violence: Arendt and Benjamin A5 [911-915] Allegories of Capital: Chair: Suzanne Bergeron and the Time of the Political Rethinking Jameson through

(University of Michigan-Dearborn) Chair: Catherine Kellogg (University Genre Film and Television Carole Biewener (Simmons College) of Alberta) Chair: Jason Cato (University of Eiman Zein-Elabdin (Franklin and Catherine Kellogg (University of Texas) Marshall College) Alberta) “Arendt and the Political: Mikel Parent (Brandeis University) Ulla Grapard (Colgate University) After Sovereignty” “Sam Peckinpah’s New Western Respondents: Drucilla Barker Charles Barbour (University of and the New Imperialism” (Hollins University) and Susan Alberta) “Arendt and Benjamin on Jason Cato (University of Texas) Feiner (University of Southern the Time of the Political” “The Horror of the Hills: Maine) Amy Swiffen (University of Alberta) Urbanoia, the ‘Hillbilly Horror’ “Action and Violence in a Non- Film, and Racialized Class A2 [917] The Other Side of moral Sense” Formation” Globalization Daniel Worden (California College Chair: Heather Brown (Purdue A4 [805-809] Apologists for of the Arts) “Neoliberalism, University) Capital? Exploring Corporate Sovereignty, and Circulation in Balmurli Natrajan (William Patterson Social Responsibility as a “New” HBO's ‘Deadwood’” University) “Is Caste Cultural Mode of Governance

Identity? Rethinking Caste as Chair: Megan Dombrowski (York A6 [803] The Production of Process” University) Inequality in Contemporary Heather Brown (Purdue University) Simon Enoch (Ryerson University) Capitalism “Multilinearism, Contingency, “A Greener Potemkin Village? Chair: J. Andres Ramirez (University and Revolutionary Subjectivity: CSR & the Limits of Growth” of Massachusetts-Amherst) Reevaluating Marx on Historical Ryan Foster (Queen’s University) Jason L. Mallory (Estrella Mountain Development in Non-Western “The Political Economy of 'Divide College) “Panopticism and Mass Societies” and Sponsor': Wal-Mart, Incarceration” Sooenn Park (Washington Corporate Social Responsibility, J Andres Ramirez (University of University) “The ‘Human’ in the and Labour Market Discipline in Massachusetts-Amherst) “Leave Making: Politics of Human Rights Low-Wage America” No Mistake Behind: Determinism without ‘the Human’ Foundation” Sandra Ignagni (York University) in Current U.S. Literacy Policy” “Stretched to the Limits or the Elizabeth Ramey (University of Xueping Zhong (Tufts University) “A A11 [176] Materialism Reloaded

Massachusetts-Amherst) Critical Response to ‘Dark-Age Chair: Norman Levine (Institute of “Poverty in Plenty: Class and the Memoir Literature’” International Policy) Industry of Agriculture” Norman Levine (Institute of A9 [174] On the 200th Anniversary David Black (Bristol University) International Policy) “The of Hegel's Phenomenology of “Expedient Exceptions: Philosophic Presuppositions for Spirit: Can His Power of Neoliberal Penality and the the Renewal of Marxism” Negativity Speak to Today's Strategic Production of ‘Bare Frieder Wolf (Free University of Reality? Life’” Berlin) “Spinoza’s Contribution to Chair: Ron Kelch the Philosophic Presuppositions A7 [162] Revisiting “Lost” Ron Kelch “Harris’s Paradox and of a Marxism of the 21st Century” Marxisms Dunayevskaya’s New Beginning: Jean-Francois Filion (University of Chair: Brian Waddell (University of Can Hegel’s Method Shape a Quebec-Montreal) “The Material Connecticut) New Unity of Theory and Effectivity of Symbolic Forms: Clyde Barrow (University of Practice” Outline of a Dialectical Critique of Massachusetts-Dartmouth) “The Urszula Wislanka “Hegel’s Dialectic Materialism” Poulantzas-Althusser Debate: and Feminism” Eric Pineault “Prolegomena for a State Theory and the Franklin Bell “Christopher Arthur’s Cultural Critique of Advanced Epistemologies of Structuralism” New Dialectic and the ‘Absolute Capitalism: Revisiting Marx's Bradley J. Macdonald (Colorado Historicism’ of Marx’s Social Theory of Value” State University) “Marcuse and Humanism” the Triumph of the Warfare Eugene Gogol (Independent A12 [903] Culture Industry in Late State” Scholar) “Dialectics of Capitalism

William Niemi (Western State Organization and Philosophy” Chair: Julia Nevarez (Kean College) “Revisiting the Lost University) A10 [164] Reassessing Frantz Marx: Politics, Praxis, and Roshanak Keshti (University of Democracy” Fanon California Berkeley) Discussant: Brian Waddell Chair: Aisha Karim (Saint Xavier “Differentiating the Expressive (University of Connecticut) University) Cultural Laborer: The Making of a Anthony Garavente “The Wretched Fetish Economy” A8 [905-909] In Defense of Mao of the Earth as the Marxist Anna Feigenbaum (McGill and the Chinese Revolution: Revolutionary Vanguard” University) “Nakkid Revolutions? Critical Responses to Mao, the Noah De Lissovoy (University of Alienated Labor and Unknown Story, and “Dark Age Texas San Antonio) “‘Stretched Alternapornagraphy” Memoir Literature” Dialectic’: Recovering a Fanonian Julia Nevarez (Kean University) Chair: Raymond Lotta (Set the Materialism” “Obscure Signification: Record Straight) Nigel Gibson (Emerson College) Ideologies and Counter- Dongping Han (Warren Wilson “The Damned Translation and Aesthetics of New Left Art and College) “The Unknown Cultural the Reduction of Fanon” Media” Revolution: Its Impact on Rural Aisha Karim (Saint Xavier Aras Özgün (New School for Social Development” University) “Frantz Fanon and the Research) “Creative Industries: Raymond Lotta (Set the Record Problem of Postnationalism” Neo-Liberalism as Mass Straight) “A Maoist Critique of Deception” Mao: The Unknown Story”

3 Heather Fielding (Brown University) “The Mechanics of the Dancing Table: Commodities and Technology in Capital”

A13 [811-815] Film: Black Gold: Your Coffee Will Never Taste the Same Again (A Film by Nick and Marc Francis)

4 [B] Thursday 3:30-5:30

Contemporary Culture’s Critique B1 [803] Rethinking Marxism: B3 [805-809] Towards a New of Capitalism” Meet the Editors Economics of the Commune: David F. Ruccio, Editor (University Aristotle, Marx, Lacan B5 [905-909] Critical Perspectives

of Notre Dame) Chair: Kenan Erçel (University of on Network Centric Warfare: Susan Jahoda and Jesal Kapadia, Massachusetts-Amherst) Political Economy, Ideology, Art (University of Massachusetts- Philip Kozel (Rollins College) Theory Amherst) “Communities and Commodities” Chair: Brian Murphy (Niagara Jack Amariglio, art/iculations Yahya Madra (Gettysburg College) University) (Merrimack College) “The Axiom of Communism” Brian Murphy (Niagara University) Richard Wolff, Remarx (University Maliha Safri (Knox College) and “A Geo-Political Economy of of Massachusetts-Amherst) Ceren Özselçuk (University of Network Centric Warfare” Joseph Childers, Reviews Massachusetts-Amherst) “The Ian Roderick (Wilfrid Laurier (University of California- Ambivalence of the Gift” University) “Automated Riverside) Stephen Healy (Miami University Grammar: How Robots Save Ohio) “Health Care Reform and Lives and Sell War” B2 [163C] What is Critical About the Ethics of Non-All” Mary Sterpka King (University of Sociology (Sponsored by Critical Massachusetts-Amherst) Sociology) B4 [172] Contradiction and “Topographic Representations of Chair: David Fasenfest (Wayne Cultural Critique: Dialectics and Network Warfare” State University) Rethinking Rhetorical Marty Oppenheimer (Rutgers Possibilities B6 [168] Materialism Before

University) “A Critical Look at the Chair: Danika M. Brown (University Althusser, After Althusser Contradictions of the Immigration of Texas-Pan American) Chair: Hasana Sharp (McGill ‘Problem’” Danika M. Brown (University of University) Lauren Langman, (Loyola University Texas-Pan American) “Negative Bill Martin (Depaul University) Chicago) “Capitalism, Character, Dialectics: Rethinking Rhetoric” “Spirit in the Material World: and the Escape from Reality” MJ Braun (University of West Spinoza, Kant, Marx” Paul Paolucci (Eastern Kentucky Florida) “Dialectics and Ancient Richard A. Lee (Depaul University) University) “Uncovering Marx’s Political Economic Moral Codes” “Materialism and Method: Scientific Dialectic” Kat McLellan (University of Spinoza and Althusser” David Fasenfest (Wayne State Houston-Downtown) “Dialectics, William Clare Roberts (Washington University) “Marx and a Critical Non-Resolution, and the & Jefferson College) “Science Sociology” Recuperation of Non-Canonical and Material Production: Texts” Benjamin, Althusser, Marx” Catherine Chaput (Brock University) “Power, Dialectics, and B7 [903] Can There Be a Marxism Dan Skinner (Bloomfield College) Violence, and the New York City Beyond the Dialectic and Beyond “Gandhi and the Negrian Foster Care System” the Subject? Ontology of Labor as a Power Brendan McCall (Penn State for/of Love” University) “Working Wombs” Chair: Kenneth Surin (Duke University) Anna Carastathis (McGill University) “‘The Body is the Place of B12 [176] Marx, Marxism, and the Gail Hamner (Syracuse University) Captivity’: The Embodiment of Questions of Method “A Marxist Feminism with the Dialectic and the Subject?” Labor Under Capitalism” Chair: Ozan Isler (University of Oliver Belcher (University of Janell Watson (Virginia Tech) “‘Non- California Riverside) Kentucky) “Does a Sovereign Dialectical Historicism’” Ozan Isler (University of California Kenneth Surin (Duke University) “Is Speak Before He Devours? Riverside) and Serhat Kologlugil Questioning the Role of Trauma Theory Compatible with (University of California- Sovereignty in Hardt and Negri” Marxist Conceptions of the Riverside) “Towards a Materialist Banu Bargu (Cornell University) Subject?” Epistemology” “Marxist Politics and the James Ford (University of Notre Justin Holt (New York University- Dame) “The ‘Crisis’ in Trauma Sovereign Paradox” Gallatin) “The Basis and Theory: Toward a Materialist Ramifications of Marx’s B10 [804-808] Back in the USSR: Theory of Trauma” Materialist Standard of Practical Reassessing the Present through Judgement” B8 [911-915] New Left in the 60s: the Past Roman Briggs (University of Politics, Theory, and Practice Chair: Petra Rethmann (McMaster Arkansas) “Standing the Dialectic on its Head: Marxian Method for Chair: Charlotte Anderholt University) a Post-Marxian Paradigm” (Georgetown University) Petra Rethmann (McMaster Christopher Cutrone (University of University) “Requiem for Christopher Poor (University of Otago) “Marxism and Realism: Chicago) “Adorno in 1969: Nostalgia” Theories of Social Change” Marxism and the Problem and Irwin Nack (William Patterson Legacy of the 60s Left in Theory University) “Lessons from Visits B13 [917] Empire and Beyond and Practice” to the Marx and Lenin Museums” Kirsten Forkert (Malmo Art Chair: Randy Martin (New York B11 [162] Critical Perspectives on Academy) “A Re-reading of the University) the Administration of Life Art Workers’ Coalition 1969 Randy Martin (New York University) Open Hearing” Chair: Isabelle Barker (Bryn Mawr “Empire's Derivative Wars” Charlotte Anderholt (Georgetown College) Michael Brown (Northeastern University) “Revolutionary Isabelle Barker (Bryn Mawr College) University) “Imperialism's Violence: Politics by Other “The Politics of Distributive Theory” Means?” Social Policies and the Inclusive Stephen Duncombe (New York Exclusion of Biological Life” University) “Reimagining B9 [904-908] The Ontology of Susan Preston (Ryerson College) Progressive Politics in an Age of Labor and the Problem of “Reconstructing Marx: Feminist Fantasy” Sovereignty Implications for Child Protection” Heather Gautney (Towson State University) “The World Social Chair: Oliver Belcher (University of Eloisa Gordon-Mara (Safe Horizons) “The Elephant in the Living Forum and Spaces of Kentucky) Room: Race, Class, Family Resistance”

6 B14 [174] Explorations in Marxian B16 [169] The Velocity of Labour Notions of Justice: Property, and the Duration of Politics

Exploitation, Labor, Capability Chair: Abdul-Karim Mustapha Chair: Faruk Eray Düzenli (Bowling (Wofford College and University Green State University) of Paris) Norman Fischer (Kent State Fuyuki Kurasawa (York University) “ University) “Marxist Property Global Justice as Politico-Ethical Theory as Justice Theory” Labor” Faruk Eray Düzenli (Bowling Green Abdul-Karim Mustapha (Wofford State University) “Towards a College and University of Paris) labor theory of ethics: Surplus “Remains of the Future” performing labor as a capability” Jeff Noonan (University of Windsor) B17 [170] Time for a New Radical “Jobs of a Lifetime: Capitalism Party and Questions of Political and Temporal Need Deprivation” Organization: Author meets Paul Warren (University of Florida) critics: Stanley Aronowitz's Left “Exploitation as a Normative Turn: Forging a New Political Concept” Future (Co-Sponsored by the Situations Collective and the Left B15 [175] Strategies for Forum) Revolutionary Politics Presenter: Stanley Aronowitz (City Chair: Joel Olson (Northern Arizona University of New York) University) Discussants: The Situations Joel Olson (Northern Arizona Collective University) “Fanaticism and Communism” B18 [811-815] Film: Black Gold: John Kunat (Sonoma State) “Raise Your Coffee Will Never Taste the the Black Flag: Piracy and the Same Again (A Film by Nick and State in Renaissance England” Marc Francis) Bronislaw Czarnocha (Hostoc City College and City University of New York) “The Cycle Theory of Polish Revolution” Colin Barker (Manchester Metropolitan University) and John Krinsky (City College and City University of New York) “Marxism and Social Movements: Do They Need Each Other?

7 7:30-9:30 Thursday

The Power of the Left Media Liza Featherstone Sut Jhally Trebor Scholz

Chair: Susan Jahoda Place: Student Union Ballroom [C] Friday 9:30-11:30

Island) “’IR Experts’ and the New C1 [163C] RM/AESA Book C3 [903] Imperial Subjects: Deal State: The Diary of a Session on Postmodern Moments Citizenship, Culture and Dissent Defeated Subsumed Class” in Modern Economics by David F. Chair: Colin Mooers (Ryerson Catherine Mulder (University of Ruccio and Jack Amariglio University) Indiana-Fort Wayne) “Walmart: A Chair: Deirdre McCloskey Colin Mooers (Ryerson University) Class Analysis” (University of Illinois-Chicago) “The New Imperial Citizenship: Discussants: Catherine Mulder Suzanne Bergeron, (University of From Insecure Labor to the (University of Indiana-Fort Michigan-Dearbor) Security State” Wayne), Michael Hillard Deirdre McCloskey (University of Pablo Idahosa (York University) (University of Southern Maine), Illinois-Chicago) “Solidarity or Global Citizenship? and David Kristjanson-Gural Serap Kayatekin (University of The Case of HIV and AIDS” (Bucknell University) Leeds) Alan Sears (Ryerson University) Evan Watkins (University of “Sex After Citizenship? The C5 [811B-815] Rethinking California Davis) Future of Queer Liberation” Poverty, Development, and Respondents: David F. Ruccio Jules Townshend (Manchester Transnational Funding (University of Notre Dame) and Metropolitan University) Chair: Joseph Medley (University of Jack Amariglio (Merrimack “Anthony Giddens and the Limits Southern Maine) College) of Pragmatism” Joseph Medley (University of Southern Maine) and Lorrayne C2 [803] Marxism and Carroll (University of Southern Psychology View the United Maine) “Letters of Blood and States Today (Part I) [162] The Bread and Fire” Chair: Harriet Fraad Puppet Theater Stephen Cullenberg (University (Psychotherapist, New York Rehearsal Friday 11:30-1:00 of California-Riverside) and City) Performance Friday 2:30-3:00 Anjan Chakrabarti (Calcutta) Roger Salerno (Pace University) “Rethinking Poverty Beyond the C4 [165] Labor and Class “Marx, Freud and the iPod Self” World Bank: Class and Ethical Analytics: The U.S. Context Lauren Langman (Loyola University Dimensions of Poverty of Chicago) “Real Men Like Chair: Michael Hillard (University of Eradication” Boobs and God Hates Fags: Southern Maine) Millie Thayer (University of Mythologies and Mysogynies in Graham Cassano (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) American Character” Connecticut) “The Corporate “Markets and Movements: Harriet Fraad (Psychotherapist, Imaginary in New Deal Cinema” Negotiating Transnational New York City) “Twelve Steps to Michael Hillard (University of Funding Relationships” a Revolution” Southern Maine) and Ric McIntyre (University of Rhode

9 C6 [172] Workshop: Out- “Rethinking the Malaise Créole: A C11 [175] The University as Cooperating the Empire? (Co- Discourse Theory Analysis” Political Agent? The Limitations Sponsored by the Institute for Aaron Winslow (University of and Possibilities of Academic Distributed Creativity and the Massachusetts-Amherst) Practice “Zukofsky's Revolution of Rosa Luxemburg Foundation) Chair: Boone W. Shear (University Knowledge: Racialization and the Workshop Leaders: Trebor Scholz of Massachusetts-Amherst) Formation of a Marxian and Christoph Spehr Boone W. Shear (University of Epistemology” Massachusetts-Amherst) C7 [168] RM/AESA Book Session “Pursuing ‘Academic Freedom’: C9 [911-915] Practicing Situated on Inequality, Poverty, and Reconsidering Responses to the Practice Neoliberal Governance: Activist Conservative Campaign” Ethnography in the Homeless Chairs: Sarah Kanouse (University Enoch Page (University of Sheltering Industry by Vincent of Southern Illinois-Carbondale) Massachusetts-Amherst) “How Lyon-Callo and Lauren Zadikow (University to Subdue or Co-opt ‘Blackness’ of Southern Illinois-Carbondale) Chair: Ann Kingsolver (University of and Other Radical Elements: The Ryan Griffis (University of Illinois) South Carolina) Academic Methods of Managing “Touring and Tourism/Politics Talmadge Wright (Loyola University ‘Democratic’ Knowledge and Positivism” of Chicago) Production for a ‘White’ Neo- M. Simon Levin (Simon Fraser Ann Kingsolver (University of South Conservative Credentials University) “Environmental Carolina) Market” Relations: Social Engagement Kim Hopper (Columbia University Juan I. Florencia (University of and Spatial Practices” Schools of Public Health and Massachusetts-Amherst) “The Dara Greenwald (Rensselaer Law) Real Anthropology: Facts or Polytechnic Institute) “Creative Respondent: Vincent Lyon-Callo Fiction” Disruptions of Space, Memory, (Western Michigan University) Quentin Lewis and Angela Labrador and Power” (University of Massachusetts- Amos Paul Kennedy (Kennedy C8 [801] From Abu Ghraib to Amherst) “Toward a Critical Field Prints) “Put the Message in the Zukofsky: The Politics of School in Archaeology” Hands of the People and Move Representation in Public Art Keene (University of On” Discourse and Literature Massachusetts-Amherst) “When Students Really Have Power” Chair: Yasser Munif (University of C10 [904-908] Rosa Luxemburg in Massachusetts-Amherst) China: Slide Presentation and C12 [805-809] Critical Theory: Yasser Munif (University of Roundtable Discussion Rethinking the Classical Massachusetts-Amherst) “Media Paul Le Blanc (La Roche College) Tradition and New Directions Governmentality: The Politics of Peter Hudis (Oakton Community (Part I) Representation at Abu Ghraib” College) Jed Murr (University of Washington) Chair: Mark P. Worrell (SUNY- Ottokar Luban (International Rosa “Learning (to Learn) from Novels: Cortland) Luxemburg Society) Reading Stuart Hall, Diaspora Mark P. Worrell (SUNY-Cortland) and Neoliberal Globalization “The Frankfurt School’s through Monica Ali's Brick Lane” Innovative Methods” Elsa Wiehe (University of Mark Horowitz (New Mexico State Massachusetts-Amherst) University) “Export Production,

10 Rising Expectations, and Alter- Raúl Burgos (Universidade Federal (CERG) on the Structures and Globalization Strategy” de Santa Catarina, Brazil) and Functions of Research

Dan Krier (Iowa State University) Claudio Casparrino (Centro de Chair: Stephen Healy (Miami "Considering the U.S.S.R. as the Economía y Finanzas para el University Ohio) 20th Century's Other Desarrollo, Argentina) “For an Karen Werner (Goddard College) Integrated Spectacle: An Integral Theory of Hegemony: “Portrait of a Research Analysis of Krokodil from 1968 Theoretical Foundations of a Collective, CERG” through 1993" “Solidarity Economy” Based on Janelle Coornwell (University of the Latin Massachusetts-Amherst) C13 [176] Political Economy of American Experience” “Following the Local Food Dollar the Present and Possible Global Thomas J. Butko (University of in the Pioneer Valley of Western Futures Alberta) “Gramsci and Terrorism: Massachusetts” Chair: Robert Albritton (York A Weapon of Mass Construction” Amy Barnard (University of University) Massachusetts-Amherst) C15 [169] Marxian Perspectives Moishe Postone (University of “‘Rethinking Economy’ Action on Education Chicago) “Theorizing the Present: Research as an Intervention for David Harvey, Giovanni Arrighi, Chair: Z. M. Alim (Westfield State Depression” and Robert Brenner” College) Ted White (University of Robert Albritton (York University) Megan V. Davis (George Massachusetts Amherst) “Eating the Future” Washington University) “Community Research and the Bob Jessop (Lancaster University) “Teaching Social Justice in the Honor System” “What Follows Neo-liberalism? Corporate University: Deploying The Deepening Contradictions of the Teachings of Jesus and Marx C17 [804-808] Facilitate / Relate / American Domination and the in the Era of Unchecked Global Engage: Art and Design Practices Struggle for a New Global Order” Capitalism” in the Public Julie Matthaei (Wellesley College) Angela Jancius (Ohio University) Realm “The Transformative Moment” “Education and the Reproduction Chair: Joseph Krupcynski of Social Inequality: A Reflection Richard Westra (Pukyong National (University of Massachusetts- on Current Trends” University) “Green Marxism and Amherst) the Institutional Structure of a Z. M. Alim (Westfield State College) Joseph Krupcynski (University of “Sneaking in Class: Teaching Global Socialist Future” Massachusetts-Amherst) “Nueva Principles of Economics in Terms Casita: Constructing Puerto C14 [917] Gramsci and of Excluded Others” Rican Identity in International Politics (Sponsored Peter Giampietro (University of Holyoke, Massachusetts” by the International Gramsci New Hampshire) “Personal Jeremy Boyle (University of Society) Autonomy, Commodity Massachusetts-Amherst) "Studio Fetishism, and the Academic Chair: Marcus E. Green (California Project/Performance Unit" Paragon” State University Fullerton) Young Min Moon (University of Adam Morton (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) C16 [174] Academia, Nottingham) “Waiting for "Economy, Labor, and Cultural Communality, Community: Gramsci: State Formation, Memory in Recent South Korean Reflections from the Community Passive Revolution and the Art” International System” Economy Research Group

11 Mario Ontiveros (University of C20 [162] Althusser, Foucault, Jonathan Diskin (Earlham College) Massachusetts-Amherst) Levinas: Knowledge, Ideology, “Responding to and for Another” Ethics C22 [170] Global Intifada: Mexico, Palestine, Brooklyn (Sponsored Chair: Amber Alecxe (York C18 [901] Marxism and the Call of by Left Turn) University) the Future Justin Armstrong (McMaster Chair: Ryvka Bar Zohar (New York Chair: Raymond Lotta (Set the University) “Angels in the University) Record Straight) Architecture: Louis Althusser, RJ Maccani “Enter the Intergalactic! Bill Martin “The Idea of Marxism Street Art, and the Search for The Zapatistas' Sixth Declaration and the Call of the Future” Knowledge(s)” in the US and the World” Raymond Lotta (Set the Record Amber Alecxe (York University) Ora Wise “Divestment: A Tool for Straight) “Communism as All- “The Urgency of Re-Imagining Change in the Palestinian the-Way Emancipation: Bob Freedom: Reading Marx Through Solidarity Movement” Avakian’s Radical Reenvisioning Levinas” C23 [905-909] Marxism and of the Communist Project” Christopher Helminski (Independent Discussant: Phil Rice (Harvard Scholar) “3-Way Calling: Of Imperialism Today (Sponsored by Medical School/Brigham and Interpellation” International Socialist Review) Women’s Hospital) Marcelo Hoffman (Earlham College) Ashley Smith (International Socialist “Foucault as a Theorist of Review) “The Classical Marxist C19 [902] Roundtable: Rethinking Ideology” Theory of Imperialism” Communism Ecologically Lee Sustar (Socialist Worker) (Sponsored by Capitalism, C21 [101] Roundtable: Towards a “Imperialism and World Economy Nature, Socialism) Class Ethics of Communism Today”

Joel Kovel (Capitalism, Nature, Chair: Yahya M. Madra (Gettysburg Socialism) College) Patty Lee Parmalee (Independent Bob Tanner (Independent Scholar) Scholar) Stephen Resnick (University of Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro (State Massachusetts-Amherst) University of New York-New Rick Wolff (University of Paltz) Massachusetts-Amherst) Ted Burczak (Denison University)

12 [D] Friday 1:00-3:00

Arendt’s Critique of Marx’s D1 [917] RM/AESA Book Session D3 [803] Marxism and Socialized Humanity” on Fragments of Development: Psychology View the United Discussant: Catherine Kellogg Nation, Gender and the Space of States Today (Part II) (University of Alberta) Modernity by Suzanne Bergeron Chair: Harriet Fraad Chair: Chizu Sato (University of (Psychotherapist, New York City) D5 [176] RM/AESA Book Session Massachusetts-Amherst) Richard Lichtman (Wright Institute on New Departures in Marxian Chizu Sato (University of of Psychoanalysis) “Social Theory by Stephen Resnick and Massachusetts-Amherst) Insanity” Richard Wolff Drucilla K. Barker (Hollins David Smith (University of Kansas) Chair: David Ruccio (University of University) “Authoritarian of the World, Notre Dame) Kanchana Ruwanpura (Hobart and Divide-and-Conquer? The Stephen Cullenberg (University of William Smith College) Hegemony of Fear” California-Riverside) Respondent: Suzanne Bergeron Joel Kovel (Bard College) “Bad Masato Aoki (Simmons College) (University of Michigan-Dearborn) Conscience and Terror in Bruce Norton (San Antonio College) Israel/Palestine” Ric McIntyre (University of Rhode D2 [163C] Rethinking Capitalist Lynn Chancer (Hunter College) Island) Power I: The Architecture of “Sadomasochism: Our Perversity Respondents: Stephen Resnick Capitalist Power (Sponsored by and Its Denial” (University of Massachusetts- Historical Materialism) Amherst) and Richard Wolff Chair: Herman Schwartz (University D4 [165] Genealogy, Memory, (University of Massachusetts- of Virginia) Freedom: Rethinking History and Amherst) Bob Jessop (Lancaster University) Critique via Foucault, Benjamin, “The Capitalist Type of State vs. and Arendt D6 [903] Book Session: The New

the State in Capitalist Society: Chair: Trevor Tchir (University of Imperialists edited by Colin Reflections on the Transparency Alberta) Mooers of Class Power in Different Stephanie Boisard (University of Chair: Colin Mooers (Ryerson Contemporary Political Regimes” Alberta) “Genealogy as Critique: University) Doug Henwood (Left Business On the Relationships Between Thom Workman (New Brunswick) Observer) “Who Rules in 2006?” Foucault and Critical Theory” “When Might is ‘Right’: Ancient Shimshon Bichler (Independent Ian Watts (University of Alberta) Lamentations, Straussian Researcher) and Jonathan Nitzan “The Dialectics of History: The Ministrations, and American (York University): “Elementary Past, Present and Future in Dispensations” Particles of the Capitalist Mode Benjamin’s Theses on the Tanner Mirrlees (York University) of Power” Philosophy of History” “The New Cultural Imperialists: Trevor Tchir (University of Alberta) Neo-Conservatism, ‘Soft Power’ “Self-Disclosure and the State: and America’s War on Terror”

13 Colin Mooers (Ryerson University) Massachusetts) “Are Burning D11 [904-908] American “Nostalgia for Empire: Revising Cars and Blocking Universities Democracy (Such as It Is) Under Imperial History for American Functional Equivelants? Assault as Never Before: What Power” Contemporary French Social Can/Should the Left Do About It? Movement(s)” (Sponsored by the International D7 [172] Contradictory Locations: Discussant: Chrystal Le Moing Endowment for Democracy) On Urban “Diversity,” (Gabriel Peri Foundation) Chair: Barbara Foley (Rutgers Imperialism, and “Third Ways” University) D9 [911-915] Rethinking Chair: Stephen Healy (Miami Mark Crispin Miller (New York Infrastructure: States of University Ohio) University) “Bush/Cheney’s War Abandonment in Los Angeles, Thomas Dutton (Miami University on the Enlightenment” New York, New Orleans Ohio) “Community Work and Anti Ben Manski (Liberty Tree Imperialism: Overstatement? Chair: Ruth Wilson Gilmore Foundation for the Democratic Useful?” (University of Southern California) Revolution) “Developing a Thirst Jonathan Diskin (Earlham College) Jenna M. Loyd (Syracuse for Democracy: Democratization “The Limits of Tolerance in the University) “Mothering in an Age of Corporatization” City, or Against Gentrification as Underground Economy” Bertell Ollman (International Diversity" Laura Y. Liu (Eugene Lang College Endowment for Democracy/New Carole Biewener (Simmons College) of the New School for Social York University) “When the “France and Québec: Research) “Where is Grassroots World’s Greatest Revolutionary, Progressive Imaginaries in Knowledge and Theory? Karl Marx, Calls on Socialists and Different ‘Social Economy’ Locating Community Organizing” Communists to Start Winning the Traditions” Ruth Wilson Gilmore (University of Struggle for Democracy, What Southern California) “Tossed Exactly Does He Mean?” D8 [101] Recent Social Overboard: Katrina, Mass Discussants: John Ehrenberg (Long Mobilization in France: Incarceration, and the Politics of Island University) and Barbara Rearguard, Vanguard, or Abandonment” Foley (Rutgers University) Distinctively New? (Sponsored by the Gabriel Peri Foundation) D10 [811B-815] Hegemony: D12 [902] Affects and the Chair: Mark Kesselman (Columbia Studies in Consensus and Construction of New Socialities University and University of Coercion Today

Massachusetts) Chair: Charles Hawksley (University Chair: Kaya Akyildiz (SUNY - Arnaud Spire “Neither Rearguard of Wollongong) Binghamton) nor Vanguard: Novelties in Richard Howson (University of Kaya Akyildiz (SUNY-Binghamton) Recent Social Mobilizations in Wollongong) “Hegemony in the “Against ‘Labor’: Re-thinking France” Asia Pacific” Labor as Socio-Historical and Daniel Cirera (Gabriel Peri Charles Hawksley (University of Affective Labor of Current Social Foundation/French Communist Wollongong) “Hegemony, Factory” Party) “’The French Social Education and Subalternity in Gülrü Gözacan (SUNY-Binghamton) Model’: An Outdated Model or Colonial Papua New Guinea” “Fascist Desire: The Manipulation the Basis for a New Social and Damien Cahill (Sydney University) of the Affectivity of Thought and Democratic Model?” “Coercion, Consent, and the the Body” Mark Kesselman (Columbia Neoliberal Project in Australia” University and University of

14 Nikolay Karkov (SUNY-Binghamton) the dark’: Richard Day, the Many D16 [177] Ironies of Liberal “Subverting Capitalism from Deaths of Antonio Gramsci, and Democracy

Within: The ‘Affective Economics’ the Possibilities of Chair: Anthony Sze-Fai Shiu of J.K. Gibson-Graham” Anarchist/Gramscian Dialogue” (Springfield College) Ovidiu Tichindeleanu (SUNY- Vincent Adiutori (Pittsburgh) Tim Deines (Michigan State Binghamton) “The Materialism of “Americanism and Ethopoietics: University) “A Double Irony of the Concrete and the Flows of Gramsci, Foucault, and the Political Liberalism: “Culture” and Capitalism” Historical Self” the Extraconstitutional, Part I” Anthony Sze-Fai Shiu (Springfield D13 [805-809] Critical Theory: D15 [170] Politics of Aesthetics College) “A Double Irony of Rethinking the Classical Chair: Ken Rogers (University of Political Liberalism: ‘Culture’ and Tradition and New Directions California-Riverside) the Extraconstitutional, Part II” (Part II) Ken Rogers (University of Ranjoo Seodu Herr (Bentley Chair: Mark P. Worrell (SUNY- California-Riverside) “The College) “Democracy and Non- Cortland) Aesthetics of Implication: Toward Liberal Culture” Lauren Langman (Loyola University the Functional Axis of Labor Craig Martin (Syracuse University) of Chicago) “Virtual Public Politics in Contemporary Art and “Democracy Without Tyranny: Spheres: Liberation or Libation” Media” Thinking Beyond Liberal Dan Webb (University of Alberta) James Penney (Trent University) Inclusion” “Redeeming Adorno in the Face “Bourgeois Paranoia and the of Lyotard’s Melancholic Dismantling of Spectatorship” D17 [804-808] Contributions to Sublime” Margaret Werry (University of the History of Marxian Russell Rockwell (Independent Minnesota) “Post-racial Economics Performativity, Indigenous Scholar) and Kevin Anderson Chair: Erik Olsen (University of Imaginaries, Global Cinema” (Purdue University) “Raya Missouri-Kansas City) Julian Holland (Brock University) Dunayevskaya/Herbert Andrea Micocci “The “Modernist Partisanship & Marcuse/Erich Fromm Transformation Problem: Back to Postmodern Fundamentalism: Correspondence” Adam Smith” Explicating the (So-Called) Fabian Tarrit (Reims) “Defining the D14 [168] Gramsci, Politics and Primitive Political Imaginary” Scope of Analytical the Question of the Marxism” Intellectuals (Sponsored by D22 [175] Celebrating Andrew Kliman (Pace the International Gramsci University) “Who Killed Eric Schocket (1966-2006): Society) Marxian Economics? On the Chair: Marcus E. Green Disintegration of the (California State University- Reading Class Marxian School” Fullerton) Chair: Christoph Cox (Hampshire College) Erik Olsen (University of Julian Markels (Ohio State University) Sonita Sarker (Macalester Missouri-Kansas City) Susan Tracy (Hampshire College) College) “Have Socialist and Lise Sanders (Hampshire College) “Social Ontology and Social Capitalist Feminisms Bill Mullens (in absentia; Purdue University) Theory: The Origins and Produced Organic Development of Mode of Intellectuals?” Production and Social Formation Ian McKay (Queen's University) “‘O Theory, 1925-1960” dark dark dark. They all go into

15 Grover Furr (Montclair State D20 [901] Art, Artists, and D23 [801] Imperialism, National University) “Rethinking Revolutionary Praxis Liberation, and Islamic

Khrushchev’s 1956 Speech: Chair: Anthony O’Brien (Queens Fundamentalism (Sponsored by Revelations from the Moscow College-City University of New International Socialist Review) Archives” York) Nagesh Rao (College of New José-María Durán (Freie University, Jersey) “Imperialism and the D18 [169] RM/AESA Book Berlin) “Philosophy of Art and Right of Nations to Self- Session on Gramsci's Politics of Production of Value-An Attempt” Determination” Language: Engaging the Bakhtin John Maerhofer (Queens College- Deepa Kumar (Rutgers University) Circle and the Frankfurt School City University of New York) “Islamophobia and the Left” by Peter Ives “Philosophies of Confrontation: Chair: Jacinda Swanson (Western Aimé Césaire, Antonio Negri, and D24 [802] Sexual/Textual Michigan University) the Collective Praxis of Analyses of Late Capitalism

Jacinda Swanson, (Western Subversion” Chair: Lisa Henderson (University of Michigan University) Anthony O’Brien (Queens College- Massachusetts-Amherst) Benedetto Fontana (City University City University of New York) Nandini Dhar (University of Texas- of New York) “Time for Revolution: Negri’s Austin) “Gender, Class and P. Kerim Friedman, (National Dong ‘Liberated Time’ and Recent Movemental Ideologies of Hwa University) Reworkings of Armed Struggle in Femininity in Sulekha Sanyal’s Respondent: Peter Ives (Winnipeg Southern African Fiction” Novel Nabankur: A Seedling’s University) Tale” D21 [905-909] Marxism in a Megan V. Davis (George D19 [174] Examining Imperialism, Mathematical Mode: Critiques Washington University) Development, and Global Labor and Alternatives “Supercrip Factory: Chair: Michael McIntyre (Depaul Chair: Dennis Badeen (York Re/producing Heteronormativity, University) University) Masculinity and National Identity Joel Wainwright (Ohio State Dennis Badeen (York University) in Murderball” University) “Rethinking Colonial “General Equilibrium Theory as Lisa Henderson (University of Capitalism as Development” Normative Ideal Social Order” Massachusetts-Amherst) “Desert Michael McIntyre (Depaul Victor Kasper Jr. (Buffalo State Motel’s Queer Relay” University) “Imperialism and University) “A Simulation Model Maria Velazquez (Council of African Failed Hegemony” of Marxist Accumulation in a One American Affairs) “The Flawed Mitchell Cohen (Brooklyn Department Macroeconomic Product of a Deranged Mind: Greens/Red Balloon Collective) Model of the United States” Citizenship in the United Galactic “Notes on the Ecological Z. X. Ann Li (Western Connecticut Federation” Dimension” State University) “Geostatistical Rene Francisco Poitevin (New York Approaches to Internet Political D25 [Second Floor Reading University) “What is Global Labor Economy” Room] Roundtable: Whither Power?” Orthodoxy? Critical Perspectives Discussant: Prem Jha (Harvard on the Contemporary State of University) Mainstream Economics

Chair: Yahya Madra (Gettysburg College)

16 Fikret Adaman (Bogaziçi University) Irene van Staveren (Institute of Yahya Madra (Gettysburg College) Social Studies, NL) Deirdre McCloskey (University of Steve Ziliak (Roosevelt University) Illinois-Chicago)

17 4:00-6:30 Friday Art Event

Video Screening: Setting in Motion

Talk: Greg Bordowitz “Of the Passions and Art Today”

Place: Flavin Auditorium, School of Management Setting in Motion Saturday 9:30-5:30 [901] in Campus Center 8:00-10:00 Friday

Imperialism and the Fantasies of Democracy

Antonio Callari Ernesto Laclau Ella Shohat

Chair: David F. Ruccio Place: Student Union Ballroom

19 [E] Saturday 9:30-11:30

Michael Marder (New School for E1 [803] Rethinking Capitalist Social Research) “The Enframing E4 [805-809] Communist Power II: Politics of Accumulation of Value” Opposition Movements in the (Sponsored by Historical Robert Albritton (York University) Soviet Space: New Research and Materialism) “The Centrality of the Labour Perspectives (Co-Sponsored by Chair: Eric Pineault (UQAM) Theory of Value” Praxis Research and Education Marc-André Gagnon (York Center at the Victor University) “Capital, Serge Library, Moscow Knowledge and Power and Fondation in the Global [901] Setting in Motion Internationale Victor Pharmaceutical Serge) Business: Structural Video Screening Saturday Chair: Jakob Riji (Cornell Competition for 9:30-5:30 University) Differential Alexei Victorovich Gusev Accumulation” E3 [165] Studies in the History of (Moscow) "Communist Tom O'Donnell (University of Marxian Tradition Resistance to Totalitarianism in Michigan and The New School) the Soviet Union" Chair: Larry Miller (University of “From Monopoly-Capitalist to Kevin Murphy (University of Massachusetts Dartmouth) Global-Capitalist Power in the Oil Massachusetts Boston) “The Joan Roelofs “The Considerant Order” Origins of Stalinism in the Manifesto” Dorval Brunelle (UQAM) “Free Factories” Irwin Sperber (SUNY-New Paltz) Trade Imperialism” Richard Greeman (International “The Origins of Anti-Semitism in Victor Serge Foundation) “Victor E2 [163C] Philosophical Radical Scholarship: Revisiting Serge: Witness-Participant of the Economics the Sentiments of Marx, Left Opposition within Ferdinand Lassalle, and Max Chair: Robert Albritton (York Communism” Weber in 19th Century European University) Discussant: Peter Hudis (News and Social Science” Richard Westra (Pukyong National Letters and Oakton Community Daniel Johnson (Gordon College) University) “Kautsky, Lukacs, College) and Margie DeWeese-Boyd Althusser and the Retreat from (Gordon College) “Bakunin, the Economic in Marxism” E5 [804-808] Marx on Non- Bruderhof, and the Vindication (?) John Simoulidis (York University) Western and Precapitalist of Marx" “Levels of Analysis and the Societies: Reflections on the Larry Miller (University of Marxian Concept of Interest” MEGA Project Massachusetts-Dartmouth) Nchamah Miller (York University) “UgUg and DuDu Invent Class Chair: Kevin B. Anderson (Purdue “Levels of Analysis and Struggle” University) Adjunctive Processes: A Critique of the ‘Informal Sector’”

20 Paresh Chattopadhyay (University E8 [911-915] Passions of The William DiFazio (St. John’s of Quebec at Montreal) “Marx on Multitude: Spinoza And Marxism University) “Critical analysis of

India Revisited” Chair: Warren Montag (Occidental Postmodernism” David N. Smith (University of College) Michael Pelias (Long Island Kansas) “Marx on Colonial Hasana Sharp (McGill University) University-Brooklyn) “The Figure Regimes: Forced Labor and “The Matrix of Every Possible and Omnipresent Influence and Expropriation in the East Indies” Theory of Ideology? Spinoza, Impact of Frederich Nietzsche on Kevin B. Anderson (Purdue Althusser, and Marx” Postmodernist Thought and University) “Conceptualizing Sue Ruddick (University of Toronto) Political Practice” Marx's Late Writings on Russia, “The Politics of Affect: Spinoza in Bruno Gulli (Long Island University- India, and Rome” the Works of Deleuze and Negri” Brooklyn and Kingsborough Vittorio Morfino (Milano/Bicocca) College) “For Nietzsche: The E6 [811B-815] RM/AESA Book “Spinoza on Transindividuality” Hermeneutics of Ressentiment.” Session on Socialism After Hayek Ted Stolze (Cerritos College) “The Ivan Zatz (Pratt Institute) and by Theodore Burczak Prophet and the Multitude: Stanley Aronowitz (City Chair: Ric McIntyre (University of Spinoza on Organic Intellectuals” University of New York) “The Rhode Island) Discussant: Warren Montag Way Out? The Late Work of Andrew Farrant (Dickinson College) (Occidental College) Henri Lefebvre and the Possibility David Ruccio (University of Notre of New Political Theorizing” Dame) E9 [172] Neoliberalism: Control, Fikret Adaman (Bogaziçi University) Exposure, and Subjectivity E11 [101] Gramsci on Education, Politics, and Culture (Sponsored Respondent: Theodore Burczak Chair: Jason Read (University of by the International Gramsci (Denison University) Southern Maine) Society) Trent Hamann (St. John’s E7 [902] Roundtable: The War University) “Neoliberal Exposure Chair: Joseph A. Buttigieg Against the People: Filipino and The State of Emergency” (University of Notre Dame) Reflections on State Terror, Fouad Kalouche (Albright College) Joseph P. Zanoni (University of Death and the Philippine Left “Neoliberalism, The Primacy of Illinois at Chicago) “A Peer Maria Josephine Barrios-LeBlanc Consumption, and the Education Curriculum Map (University of the Philippines- Production of Controlled Inspired by Gramsci” Diliman and Bayan-USA) Subjectivities: An Analysis of The Rosemary Heijmans (Universidade Nerissa S. Balce (University of New Division of Labor and Of Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil) Massachusetts-Amherst and the The New Modes of Control and “Interpreting Marxian and Critical Filipina/o Studies Domination” Gramscian Thought on Collective) Jason Read (University of Southern Education in the Brazilian Jeff Santa Ana (Dartmouth College Maine) “A Genealogy of Homo- Context” and the Critical Filipina/o Studies Economicus: Neoliberalism and Víctor Rodríguez-Pereira (University Collective) the Production of Subjectivity” of Notre Dame) “Gramsci and Neferti Tadiar (University of Mariategui: Culture, Politics, and California-Santa Cruz and the E10 [903] The Retreat to the Analysis of Modernity” Critical Filipina/o Studies Postmodern Politics Zubin Meer (York University) “Gramsci’s Historical Sociology Collective) Chair: Michael Pelias (Long Island of Italy in Pan-European University-Brooklyn) Perspective”

21 E12 [917] The State, Of Class Terminology In Major E16 [170] Production Relations, Neoliberalism and Resistance in Institutional Databases And Environmental Struggles, and the Contemporary US Internet Search Engines” Political Strategy (Sponsored by

Chair: Gabriel Hetland (University of Capitalism, Nature, Socialism) E14 [162] New Perspectives on California-Berkeley) Chair: Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro Capitalism as a Dynamic System Paul Apostolidis “Immigration, the (SUNY New Paltz) State, and Hegemony in the Chair: Harry Dahms (University of Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro (SUNY Contemporary United States” Tennessee) New Paltz) “Historical David Willhoite (University of Luciano Vasapollo (Università La Contingencies of Resource California-Riverside) “The Sapienza Rome) “Between Old Preservation: Menominee Anti- Process of Sweatshop and New Capitalism” colonial Resistance and Forestry” Subjectification: A Response to Harry Dahms (University of Thomas Burgess (CUNY) “Lakota Erçel”. Tennessee) “Marx, Schumpeter Environmental Justice: Victories, Gabriel Hetland (University of and Globalization: Toward a Losses, and Legacy” California-Berkeley) “The Labor Theory of Dynamic Capitalism” Patty Lee Parmalee (Independent of Community and the Elisabetta Basile (University of Scholar) “Issues in Local Community of Labor: Rome) “A Marxist/Institutionalist Environmental Struggles” Community, Union and State Framework for the Analysis of Against the Neoliberal Logic of Capitalist Change in a E17 [176] The Ethics of Surplus Developing Country” the Market in New York Chair: Todd McGowan (University City’s Retail Sector” Peter Funke (University of of Vermont) Pennsylvannia) “Late Capitalism Raphael Ginsberg (University of Todd McGowan (University of and the World Social Forum: Re- North Carolina) "Advocating Vermont) “Enjoying Surplus- Capitalism Through the Crime making of the 21st Century Value” Global ‘Working Class’?” Victim: The Victims’ Rights Anna Kornbluh (University of Movement and the Decline of the California Irvine) “Surplus, E15 [169] The Ethical and Active State." Displacement, and the Realist Spiritual within the Marxian Ethic: Capital as Literature, Tradition E13 [168] Political Economy of Marxism as Psychoanalysis” New Media Chair: Kevin Brien (Washington Eleanor Kaufman (UCLA) “Poetic Chair: Laura Sullivan (University of College) Surplus in Badiou” Florida) Alex Stehn (Penn State University) Jeff Rice (University of Florida) Don Hedrick (Kansas State “The (Spiritual) Principles of the “Discursively Produced Realities, University) “The Entertainment Communism of the Future: Or, How Rational-Critical Unconscious: Axioms of Rethinking the Early Marx in Discourse Was Formed” Entertainment Value at its Light of Feuerbach’s Treatment Beginnings” of Christian Community” E18 [802] Political Economy of Laura Sullivan (University of Florida) Kevin Brien (Washington College) Finance Capital

“The Alchemy of Hypertext: “Humanistic Marxism, Buddhism, Chair: Firat Demir (University of Collage, Montage, and the Link” and World Peace” Oklahoma) Seth Adler “The Making of the Renzo Llorente (Saint Louis Nuno Teles (DINAMIA: The Center American Working Class University/Madrid) “Marxism: A for the Study of Economic and Unconscious: A Marxian Analysis Form of Ethical Socialism?” Social Change) “The Second

22 ‘Brenner Debate’: Some The Case of the State as a Martha Starr (American University) Considerations about the Role of Household” Irene Van Staveren (Institute of Financial Capital” Marta Miranda (Eastern Kentucky Social Studies, NL) Firat Demir (University of Oklahoma) University) and Paul Paolucci Respondent: Philip Kozel (Rollins “Financialization of Real Sectors (Eastern Kentucky University) College) in Developing Countries: A Panel “Revolutionary or Feminist: A Data Approach to the De-linking Comparison of Gender Equality E22 [175] Chinese Experience: of Finance Capital from Fixed in Cuba and the United States” Lessons for Socialism Capital” Chair: Lynda Bell (University of Erinç Yeldan (University of E20 [905-909] Unraveling Consent California Riverside) Massachusetts-Amherst) and Imagining Resistance: Yiching Wu (University of Chicago) “Patterns of Adjustment under Considering Gramsci in Today’s “Restoration and Revolution in the Age of Finance: The Case of Political Landscape Contemporary China: Toward a Turkey as a Peripheral Agent of Chair: Boone W. Shear (University Historical Critique of Actually New-Imperialism” of Massachusetts-Amherst) Existing Market Socialism” Tim Koechlin (Vassar College) Al Zagarell (Western Michigan Lynda Bell (University of California “Born to Run? An Assessment of University) “Gramsci, Organic Riverside) “Women, Household, the Geography of US Intellectuals and the War of and Workplace Equity in China: Investment” Position” Revisiting the Origins of Mao's Boone W. Shear (University of Radical Socialist Vision during E19 [904-908] Social Policy, the Massachusetts-Amherst) the 1950s” State, and Resistance Globally “Community and Hegemony” David Schweickart (Loyola Chair: Marta Miranda (Eastern Matt Paris (Western Michigan University of Chicago) “Marx’s Kentucky University) University) “Farming, Families, Democratic Critique of Mia Son (Kangwon National and Fascism: Towards a Capitalism and Its Implications University) “What Happened Typology of the Far Right” for a Socialist Alternative” After Economic Crisis? Workers’ Dr. W. F. Santiago-Valles (Western Jaesok Kim (Harvard University) Struggle Against Increasing Michigan University) “Transnational Movement of Unemployment and Irregular “Counterhegemony in the Black Global Capital and its Local Workers in Korea” Radical Tradition: Practices of Consequences: The Creation of Chris Sweetapple (University of Resistance Against the State and Borderland Factory Regime and Massachusetts-Amherst) Exploitation” the Situation of Working Class in “Enlightened Fundamentalism Discussant: Jacinda Swanson a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and New Technologies of (Western Michigan University) of China” Racialized Citizenship in Germany” E21 [174] RM/AESA Book E23 [801] Financial Power and Fabiano Dalto (Federal University of Session on Market Sense: Colonialism Paraná/University of Toward a New Economics of Chair: Arjun Jayadev (University of Hertsfordshire), Huascar Pessaliv Markets and Society by Philip Massachusetts-Boston) (Federal University of Paraná) Kozel Arjun Jayadev (University of

and Ramón Garcia Fernandez Chair: George DeMartino (University Massachusetts-Boston) “The (São Paulo School of Economics of Denver) Correlates of the Rentier Share of / Getulio Vargas Foundation – George F. DeMartino (University of Income” Brazil) “Metaphors We Die By: Denver)

23 Özgür Orhangazi (Roosevelt Amherst) “The IMF and the Colonial about Israel’s University) and Mathieu Dufour Turkish Financial Crisis” Occupation?” (University of Massachusetts- Leila Farsakh (University of Discussant: Smriti Rao (Assumption Massachusetts-Boston) “What is College)

[F] Saturday 1:00-3:00

Fetishism to Organize Against F1 [803] RM/AESA Book Session Sweatshop Labor and Neoliberal F5 [911-915] Roundtable: The on A Postcapitalist Politics by J. Globalization” Historical-Critical Dictionary of K. Gibson-Graham Troy Rondinone (Southern Marxism (HKWM): Why Do We Chair: George DeMartino, Connecticut State University) Need a (Self-) Critical Marxist (University of Denver) “The Lessons of Capital: Dictionary for the 21st Century?

Mary Louise Pratt (NYU) Applying Marx to the Teaching of Chair: Jan Rehmann (Union Julie Hemment (University of American Labor History” Theological Seminary) Massachusetts Paresh Chattopadhyay (University Amherst) F3 [917] Performance: Bold and Beautiful: Speaking Out “as a” of Quebec at Montreal) Chris Cavanagh Muslim/Pakistani/American/Wo/man Inez Hedges (Northeastern (University of University) Toronto) David McNally (York University) Respondent: J. K. Fawzia Afzal-Khan (Montclair State University) Peter Thomas (University of Gibson-Graham Amsterdam) (University of Victor Wallis (Berklee College of Massachusetts Amherst and F4 [168] Author Meets Critics: Music) Australian National University) Kevin Brien’s Marx, Reason, and Rick Wolff (University of the Art of Freedom Massachusetts Amherst) F2 [163C] Heterodox Approaches Chair: Joseph Walsh (Richard to Capital and Commodity Stockton College) F6 [176] The Imperialist Present Production (Sponsored by Union Joseph Walsh (Richard Stockton and its Discontents for Radical Political Economics College) Chair: Amy Holmes (Johns Hopkins (URPE)) Marilyn Nissim-Sabat (Lewis University) Chair: Graham Cassano (University University) Amy Holmes (Johns Hopkins of Connecticut) Benjamin Page (Quinnipiac University) “Viceroys and the Paddy Quick (St. Francis College) College) Disenfranchised” “Non-Commodity production: Anne Pomeroy (Richard Stockton Ayça Çubukçu (Columbia Feudalism, Capitalism and College) University) “‘Human Rights Must Socialism” Respondent: Kevin Brien Be Defended’? Praxical John Miller (Dollars and Sense and (Washington College) Paradoxes of a Democratic Wheaton College) “Using Marx's Desire” Concept of Commodity

24 Charles Hawksley (University of F9 [162] Marx’s Concept of Value (Sponsored by the International Wollongong) “Australia in the as Capitalist Critique Gramsci Society)

Global Empire” Chair: David Kristjanson-Gural Chair: Frank Rosengarten Fulya Apaydin (Brown University) (Bucknell University) (Socialism and Democracy) “Communication and Equality in Bruce Roberts (University of Derek Boothman (Università di the Neo-Liberal Age: Some Southern Maine) “The Value of Bologna) Thoughts on Labor in Argentina Values” Peter Ives (University of Winnipeg) and Turkey” Fred Moseley (Mt. Holyoke College) Joseph A. Buttigieg (University of “Recent Reinterpretations of the Notre Dame) F7 [904-908] Where is “Class” in ‘Transformation Problem’” the Classroom? David Kristjanson-Gural (Bucknell F12 [175] New Social Movements Chair: John A. Walsh (University of University) “Opening The in Latin America Rhode Island) System: (Re)writing Value Theory Chair: Al Campbell (University of Masato Aoki (Simmons College) Discursively” Utah) “Kozol and Apartheid Schooling: Discussant: Eray Düzenli (Bowling Marc Becker (Truman State Deja Vu and Disconnects” Green State University) University) “Class, Gender, and Delane Bender-Slack (University of Ethnicity in Ecuador’s Indigenous Cincinnati) “Who’s Got Class? F10 [805-809] Rethinking Movements” Educators’ Perspectives of Capitalist Power III: Power of Al Campbell (University of Utah) Teaching for Social Justice” Finance (Sponsored by Historical “Enterprises of Social Production John A. Walsh (University of Rhode Materialism) in Venezuela” Island) “Talking (or not talking) Chair: Jonathan Nitzan (York Eugene Gogol (Independent About Class: High School University) Scholar) “Fusing Philosophic Seniors Discourse on Democracy Herman Schwartz (University of Thought and Social Revolt in and Class” Virginia) “Debt and Power: Is South America Liberation” Discussant: Ric McIntyre (University America's Global Financial Farid Samir Benavides Vanegas of Rhode Island) Hegemony Sustainable?” (Universidad Nacional de Gregory Vanel (University of Savoie Colombia) “Law and Violence: F8 [804-808] Culture, Accounting and Laval University) “Rethinking Jaime Bateman, M-19, and the and Finance Capital the Capital Account Transformations of the Chair: Bret Benjamin (SUNY Albany) Liberalization Process: State Colombian Left” Miranda Joseph (University of Capacity, International Financial Arizona) “A Debt to Society” Policy, and the Renewal of the F13 [172] Reassessing the Geeta Patel (Wellesley College) “In U.S. Financial Hegemony” Legacy of Adorno and Benjamin the Name of Risk: Before and Eric Pineault (UQAM) “Liquidity as Chair: Julia Rothenberg (New after 1857” Power: Rethinking Financial School for Social Research) Bret Benjamin (SUNY Albany) “The Capital in Advanced Capitalism” Ben D’Harlingue (University of World Bank and the Origins of Gibin Hong (York University) California Davis) “A Failure of the Culture” “Finance as Mobilizing Power: Divine and the Mythic in Walter Diane M. Nelson (Duke University) The Japanese Financial System Benjamin’s ‘A Critique of “WAR’S END/S: Accounting and in the Twentieth Century” Violence’” Reckoning in "Post-War Ahmed Kanna (University of Iowa) Guatemala” F11 [811B-815] Language & “Walter Benjamin’s Arcades Hegemony in Gramsci’s Work

25 Project and Praxis: Architecture, Fascist Trajectory of Pax Derek Merrill (University of Florida) Totalization, and the Global City” Americana, Part I” “Some Form of Swarming Life Julia Rothenberg (New School for Gregory Myerson (North Carolina Just Outside the Range of Social Research) “Form, Utopia, Agricultural and Technical State Human Apprehension: and Feminist Performance Art: University) “It Can Happen Here: Collectivity and the Spectacle in Toward a Rehabilitation of Current Interpretations of White Noise” Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory” Fascism and the (Possible) Andrew Douglas (University of Fascist Trajectory of Pax F18 [101] Radical Politics and the Virginia) “Adorno’s Dialectic of Americana, Part II” Turn to Ethics: Rethinking Love, Democracy” Christine Keating (Ohio State Violence, and Responsibility

University) “A Social Contract of Chair: Antonio Y. Vázquez-Arroyo F14 [169] At the Origins of the the Multitude: Towards (Virginia Tech) Economic: Mandeville, Smith, Democratic Agreements Not to Robyn Marasco (Williams College) Marx Rule” “For Love of the World: Chair: Warren Montag (Occidental Vincent Lyon-Callo (Western Reflections on an Ambivalent College) Michigan University) “Exploring Political Passion” Warren Montag (Occidental Popular Consent (?) to Neoliberal Antonio Y. Vázquez-Arroyo (Virginia College) “Tumultuous Domination and Inequality” Tech) “The Orders of Combinations: Adam Smith and Responsibility: A Plea for a Spinoza” F16 [902] Repression in US Political (Re)turn” Mike Hill (SUNY Albany) “Division Institutional History Alex Betancourt-Serrano Divided: Adam Smith and the Lisa Davis (New York City) “Marx, (Universidad de Puerto Rico-Rio Progress of Knowledge Lenin, and Jim Crow: Playing the Piedras) “Mourning Democracy? Craig Carson (University of Race Card at the 1949 Smith Act The Malaise of Contemporary California Irvine) “Only the Shape Trial” Political Theory” of Men: the Aesthetic Economy Carol Smith “Activism and Discussant: Bruno Bosteels (Cornell of Mandeville’s Fable of the Repression at CCNY, 1931-1942: University) Bees” A Visual Presentation” Jason Smith (Art Center College of F19 [174] Communism as Design) “Economy, Value, the F17 [903] Marxist Analyses of Emancipation and Freedom Proper: Derrida and the Critique Contemporary Literature Chair: John Roche (St. John Fisher of Political Economy” Chair: Nicole LaRose (University of College) Houston/Downtown) Donald Mender “Quantum F15 [170] Neoliberalisms, Marion Graham (Bethel College) Communism and Existential Fascism, and Fantasizing and William Hetrick (Bethel Freedom” Democracy College) “Race, Gender, and Mehmet Tabak (Columbia Chair: Vincent Lyon-Callo (Western Class in Theatrical Literature: University) “Redefining Michigan University) Four Plays by Rebecca Gilman” Communism” Michael Roberto (North Carolina Nicole LaRose (University of Bob Tanner “Class and Justice: The Agricultural and Technical State Houston-Downtown) “‘We’re All Argument from Marx’s Gotha University) “It Can Happen Here: English Now’: The Remnants of Critique” Current Interpretations of the Bildungsroman and the Discussant: John Roche (St. John Fascism and the (Possible) Meaning of Hybridity in Hanif Fisher College) Kureishi and Zadie Smith”

26 F20 [905-909] Marxism, Public F22 [802] Limited, Limited Edition Policy, and the Environment (will continue as G22)

Chair: Andriana Vlachou (Athens Art Performance: Akiko Ichikawa University of Economics and Business) F23 [801] Commodities and Joel Kovel (Capitalism, Nature, Aesthetics Socialism) Zionism and Chair: Steven Shaviro (Wayne State Ecological Disaster University) Andriana Vlachou (Athens Christopher Kendrick (Loyola University of Economics and University Chicago) “On the Business) and Haralambos Aesthetics of Fantasy Fiction in Konstantinidis (University of the Period of Late Capitalism” Massachusetts-Amherst) John Rieder (University of Hawai'i “Implementing the Kyoto at Manoa) “Genres, Commercial Protocol” and Academic” Mauricio Schoijet “Climate Change, Steven Shaviro “Beauty in the Age Limits of Growth and the Future of Flexible Accumulation” of Communism” Discussant: Carl Freedman Joan Roelofs “Non-Profit (Louisiana State University) Organizations and Socialism”

F21 [165] Rethinking Rosa Luxemburg’s Legacy

Chair: Paul Le Blanc (Laroche College) Alexei Gusev (University of Moscow) “Rosa Luxemburg’s Lenin Critique in Light of the Soviet Experience” Ottokar Luban (International Rosa Luxemburg Society) “Rosa Luxemburg Against Bernstein’s Reformism and Lenin’s Concept of Ultra-Centralism” Peter Hudis (News and Letters Committees/Oakton Community College) “Transcending Value Production: Luxemburg’s Ambivelant Theoretical Legacy” Sandra Rein (University of Alberta) “Emancipating Rosa: Raya Dunayevskaya’s Critical Reading of Rosa Luxemburg”

27 [G] Saturday 3:30-5:30

Tom O’Donnell (University of G1 [165] Queering Development G3 [172] Lenin, Political Freedom, Michigan) “The U.S.-Iran Crisis: Chair: Suzanne Bergeron and the Socialist Tradition Persian-Gulf Oil Hegemony, not (University of Michigan Dearborn) (Sponsored by Historical Nukes, is the Real Issue” Kate Bedford (Barnard College) Materialism) David MacGregor (Western Ontario “Promoting Exports, Cultivating Chair: Sebastian Budgen University) and Paul Zarembka Love: The World Bank and the Paul LeBlanc (La Roche College) (SUNY Buffalo) “Marxism and 9- Ecuadorian Flower Industry” “Lenin and the Challenge of 11” Amy Lind (University of Cincinnati) Revolutionary Democracy” Dennis Redmond (University of “Queering Development Sex” Lars T. Lih (Independent Scholar) Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Ara Wilson (Duke University) “NGOs “Lenin and the Fate of Political “Post-American Geopolitics” as Erotic Sites” Freedom” Ismael Hossein-Zadeh (Drake Discussants: Drucilla Barker (Hollins Kevin Murphy (University of University) “Military Spending, University) and V. Spike Peterson Massachusetts-Boston) Supply-Side Economics, and (University of Arizona) “Bolshevik Bashing as an Inexact Destruction of New Orleans” Science: Lenin and the Russian G2 [903] Thorstein Veblen’s Revolution Reconsidered” G6 [803] Capitalism, Racism, Radical Political Economy Anti-Racism, and Marxism:

(Sponsored by Union for Radical G4 [163C] RM/AESA Book Rethinking Relationships Political Economics (URPE)) Session on Chinese Capitalism Chair: Abigail Bakan (Queen’s Chair: Graham Cassano (University and the Modernist Vision by University) of Connecticut) Satya Gabriel Grace-Edward Galabuzi (Ryerson

Adil H. Mouhammed (University of Chair: Jonathan Diskin (Earlham University) “Class, Race and Illinois Springfield) “On Veblen’s College) Community: Movement Building Theory of Imperialism” Joseph Medley (University of and Confronting Social Exclusion Marc-Andre Gagnon (York Southern Maine) and Violence in Toronto’s Black University) “Capital, Power and Richard Wolff (University of Community” Knowledge According to Massachusetts-Amherst) Paritosh Kumar (Queen’s University) Thorstein Veblen: Reinterpreting Serap Kayatekin (University of “Caste, Class and Tradition: Left the Knowledge-Based Economy” Leeds) Analyses of the Hindu Right in Robert Kemp (Bluffton University) Respondent: Satya Gabriel (Mt. India” "Veblen's Business Enterprise Holyoke College) Eunice Sahle (University of North and the Globalization of Carolina) “Constructing Business" G5 [805-809] Global Politics after Immigrant Identities in the Era of Discussant: Graham Cassano 9/11 Neo-liberalism: Politics and the (University of Connecticut) Chair: Ismael Hossein-Zadeh (Drake Race Question in Ontario, University) Canada” Abigail Bakan (Queen’s University) Joe Ramsey (Tufts G10 [174] Consuming “Marxism and Anti-Racism: University/Wheaton College) Capitalism’s Promise (Sponsored Rethinking the ‘Politics of “Teaching Pro- and Anti- by Capitalism, Nature, Socialism) Difference’” Communist Black Literature” Chair: Costas Panayotakis Discussants: Donald Hedrick Costas Panayotakis “Productivism, G7 [917] What Can We Still Learn (Kansas State University) and Consumerism, and the Third from Marx’s Theory of the Patricia Anne Carter (Little Red Contradiction of Capitalism” Commodity (Co-Sponsored by Schoolhouse) Heather Rogers “The Conquest of the Marxist Theory Colloquium at Garbage” NYU and Historical Materialism) G9 [904-908] Theorizing Richard Smith “China’s Capitalist Alternatives to Capitalism Chair: Susan Buck-Morss (Cornell Catastrophe” University) Chair: Anne Jaclard (The New Paresh Chattapadhyay (University SPACE) G11 [101] Roundtable: Hegemony of Quebec) “Simple Commodity Richard Greeman (International and Counter-Hegemony: What Production: The Problematic” Victor Serge Foundation) Did Gramsci Actually Say in the David McNally (York University) “Emergening Planetary Prison Notebooks? (Sponsored “Disembodiment and Commodity Consciousness and the Need for by the International Gramsci Fetishism: on the Marxian Utopian Visions” Society) Politics of the Body” Joshua Howard (CUNY Graduate Chair: Frank Rosengarten Bertell Ollman (NYU) “What Can the Center) “Not Your Father’s Richard Howson (University of Analysis of the Capitalist Commodity Fetishism” Wollongong) and Kylie Smith Commodity Teach Us about Peter Hudis (News and Letters (University of Wollongong) Communism?” Committees and Oakton Joseph A. Buttigieg (University of Discussant: Susan Buck-Morss Community College) “Dialectics Notre Dame) (Cornell University) and Humanism: Why Hegel Still Benedetto Fontana (Baruch Matters to Thinking about College, CUNY) G8 [911-915] Red Pedagogy in Revolution” Marcus E. Green (California State the Humanities Anne Jaclard (The New SPACE) University, Fullerton) Chair: Barbara Foley (Rutgers “Re-investigating the University) Relationship between Women’s G12 [175] Althusserian Legacies David Siar (Winston-Salem Liberation and Social Revolution” Chair: Philip Goldstein (University of Andrew Kliman (Pace University) University) “Teaching Marxism in Delaware) a Historically Black College” “Alternatives to Capitalism: Not Tom Carmichael (University of Barbara Foley (Rutgers University) by Politics Alone” Western Ontario) “Althusser on “Teaching U.S. Class and Proletarian Aleatory Literature in Materialism: China” [901] Setting in Motion Situating Michael Hale Conjuncture” (Owens Video Screening Saturday 9:30-5:30 William S. Lewis Community (Skidmore College) “Teaching a Radical College) “Anti-Humanism as Approach to the Immigration Political Strategy: An Analysis of Debate in a Community College”

29 Althusser’s (unsent) 1966 Letter is Possible, A New Left is “Reconstructing Marxist Political to the Central Committee of the Necessary” Theory” French Communist Party” John Manley (Stanford University, Tama Weisman (Quincy University) Tugrul Keskin (James Madison Emeritus) “Transcending the “Marx: Socrates or Plato?” University) “Marxism as an Idea Welfare State” Keith Joseph (CUNY Graduate in the Material World: Luciano Vasapollo (Università La Center) “Two Dogmas of Comparative Analysis of Marx, Sapienza Rome) “The Role of the Marxism: Finance Capital and Gramsci, and Althusser” Metropolitan Areas in Italy” Monopoly Capitalism” Philip Goldstein (University of Andrea Micocci “What is Delaware) “Post-Althusserian Revolution?” G17 [170] Marxism and Cultural Theory” Philosophy G15 [176] Explorations in the Chair: Howard Petith (Univeritat G13 [804-808] Representation, Marxian Analytics of Class Autonoma de Barcelona) Value and Ontology Struggle Paul Mazzocchi (York University) Chair: David Kristjanson-Gural Chair: Eric Glynn (University of “An Inquiry Into Socialist (Bucknell University) Massachusetts-Amherst) Philosophy: Towards Bridging A. Kiarina Kordela (Macalester Eric Glynn (University of the Marx-Bakunin Chasm” College) “Spinoza, Marx, and the Massachusetts-Amherst) Roger Foster (Manhattan Ontology of Differential Value” “Recapitalizing the ‘Big Three’: Community College, CUNY) Beverly Best (University of Windsor) Tipping the Class Balance” “Living on After Thesis 11: Marx “Capitalism and Depression: Brad Bauerly (Boston College) and the Prospects for Philosophy What Julia Kristeva’s Analysis of “Democracy, Discourse and Today” Depression can Offer a Theory of Destruction: Imperialism’s Howard Petith (Universitat Representation and Social Discursive Construction of Autonoma de Barcelona) Change” Domestic Hegemony During US “Marxian Insights from the Kenneth Levin (CUNY) Capitalism’s Organic Crises” Mainstream” “Transcendent Terrain and the Geoff Mann (Simon Fraser Gordon Fellman (Brandeis (Re)balancing of Political University) “What’s at Stake in University) “Race, Class, Gender, Economy” Wage Struggle? A Politics of and the Missing Fourth Term: A David Kristjanson-Gural (Bucknell Measure” Freudo-Marxian Theory of University) “Money is Time: The Peter Donohue (PBI Associates) Domination” Monetary Expression of Value in “Hoxies Clues for a Marxian Marxian Theory” Theory of Labor Unions” G18 [169] Concrete Propositions for a Left Politics: The Latin G14 [168] Political Problems and G16 [811B-815] Marx and Political American Experience

Possibilities of the Left: Lessons Philosophy Chair: Graciela Monteagudo from Europe Chair: Tama Weisman (Quincy (University of Massachusetts Chair: John Manley (Stanford University) Amherst) University, Emeritus) Ariane Fischer (George Washington) Graciela Monteagudo (University of John O’Conner (Central “Marx and the Critique of Massachusetts Amherst) Connecticut State University) Idealism” “Autonomy and Organization in “The European Anti Capitalist Norman Levine (Institute of Argentinean Social Movements Left Conference: A New Europe International Policy) Today” (with slide show)

30 William Todd Evans (University of Jason Young (Miami University Walter Petrovich “De Leonism and Massachusetts Amherst) Ohio) “Creating the Agonic Community Control” “Emerging Democracy or Community” Vincent De Benedetto “From Each, Reproducing Hierarchy? The To Each: The Necessary Role of Relationship between External G20 [905-909] Class Analytics and Finance Love in the Socialist Project”” Conflict and Democracy in a Chair: Ellen Russell (Canadian Worker-Occupied Hotel” Centre for Policy Alternatives) G22 [802] Limited, Limited Edition Jordan Camp (University of Ellen Russell (Canadian Centre for Art Performance: Akiko Ichikawa California Santa Barbara) Policy Alternatives) “Finance as “Zapatismo and the Crisis of the Servant: The Role of Financial G23 [801] Violence, Death, and Method of Substitutionism” Regulation in Economic Liberalism Reforms” Chair: Alexander Hirsch (University G19 [162] Deleuzian Propositions David Brennan (Franklin and of California-Santa Cruz) Marshall College) “A Class Chair: Stephen Healy (Miami Anne Norton (University of Deconstruction of Share University Ohio) Pennsylvania) “Leo Strauss and Repurchases” Ceyda Karamürsel (Independent the Politics of American Empire” Joseph Rebello (University of Scholar/Artist) “Coils of the Uday Mehta (Amherst College) Massachusetts-Amherst) Serpant/Burrows of the Molehill: “Liberalism and Empire” “Knowledge and Gambling: A Deleuzian Audio-analysis of the Robert Meister (University of Prediction Markets and the Hallways of Contemporary California-Santa Cruz) “Political Cultural History of Capitalism” Identity, Thinking Through Marx” Financialization” Rokas Eliyahu Oginskis (Wayne Alexander Hirsch (University of State University and University of California-Santa Cruz) “Political G21 [902] Daniel Deleon and the Michigan) “Capitalist Production Phenomenology: Appearance, Socialist Industrial Union of Psychoanalysis and Their Psyche, Violence” Program: New Twists on an Old Schizophrenic Limit: Deleuze and Idea Guattari's Anti-Oedipus” Chair: Frederick L. Gratiot

31 7:30-9:30 Saturday

Rethinking Communism

Susan Buck-Morss Stephen Cullenberg Kojin Karatani

Chair: Yahya Madra Place: Student Union Ballroom

32 Farid Samir Benavides Catherine Chaput B4 Vanegas F12 Paresh Chattopadhyay E5, F5, F Delane Bender Slack F7 G7 Andrew Farrant E6 Brett Benjamin F8 Joe Childers B1 Leila Farsakh E23 Suzanne Bergeron A1, C1, D1, Daniel Cirera D8 David Fasenfest B2 Index G1 Mitchell Cohen D19 Liza Featherstone Thursday Beverly Best G13 Janelle Coornwell C16 Plenary Alex Betancourt-Serrano F18 Ayça Çubukçu F6 Anna Feigenbaum A12 A Shimshon Bichler D2 Stephen Cullenberg C5, D5, Susan Feiner A1 Fikret Adaman E6, D25 Carole Biewener A1, D7 Saturday Plenary Gordon Fellman G17 Vincent Adiutori D14 David Black A6 Christopher Cutrone B8 Ramon Garcia Fernandez E19 Seth Adler E13 Stephanie Boisard D4 Bronislaw Czarnocha B15 Heather Fielding A12 Fawzia Afzal-Khan F3 Peter Boothman F11 Jean-François Filion A11 Kaya Akyildiz D12 Jeremy Boyle C17 D Ariane Fischer G16 Robert Albritton C13, E2 Bruno Bosteels F18 Harry Dahms E14 Norman Fisher B14 Amber Alecxe C20 MJ Braun B4 Fabiano Dalto E19 Juan Florencia C11 Z.M Alim C15 David Brennan G20 Lisa Davis F16 Barbara Foley D11, G8 Jack Amariglio B1, C1 Roman Briggs B12 Megan V. Davis C15, D24 Benedetto Fontana D18, G11 Charlotte Anderholt B8 Kevin Brien E15, F4 Vincent De Beneddetto G21 James Ford B7 Kevin Anderson E5 Danika M. Brown B4 Noah De Lissovoy A10 Kirsten Forkert B8 Masato Aoki D5, F7 Heather Brown A2 Tim Deines D16 Roger Foster G17 Paul Apostolidis E12 Michael Brown B13 George DeMartino C21, E21, Ryan Foster A4 Fulya Apaydin F6 Dorval Brunelle E1 F1 Harriet Fraad C2, D3 Stanley Aronowitz B17 Susan Buck-Morss G7, Firat Demir E18 Carl Freedman F23 Justin Armstrong C20 Saturday Plenary Margie DeWeese-Boyd E3 P. Kerim Friedman D18 Sebastian Budgen G3 Ben D'Harlingue F13 Peter Funke E14 Theodore Burczak C21, E6 B Nandini Dhar D24 Grover Furr D17 Dennis Badeen D21 Thomas Burgess E16 Bill DiFazio E10 Abigail Bakan G6 Raul Burgos C14 Jonathan Diskin C21, D7, G4 Nerissa Balce E7 Thomas Butko C14 G Megan Dombrowski A4 Ryvka Bar Zohar C22 Joseph Buttigieg E11, F11, Satya Gabriel G4 Peter Donohue G15 Charles Barbour A3 G11 Grace-Edward Galabuzi G6 Andrew Douglas F13 Banu Bargu B9 Marc-Andre Gagnon E1, G2 Stephan Duncombe B13 Colin Barker B15 Anthony Garavente A10 C Jose Maria Duram D20 Isabelle Barker B12 Heather Gautney B13 Damien Cahill D10 Faruk Eray Duzenli B14, F9 Drucilla K. Barker A1, D1, G1 Peter Giampietro C15 Antonio Callari Friday Plenary Tom Dutton D7 Nigel Gibson A10 Amy Barnard C16 Jordan Camp G18 Ruth Wilson Gilmore D9 Maria Josephine Barrios- Al Campbell F12 LeBlanc E7 E Raphael Ginsberg E12 Tom Carmichael G12 Clyde Barrow A7 John Ehrenberg D11 Eric Glynn G15 Anna Carastathis B9 Elisabetta Basile E14 Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro C19, Philip Goldstein G12 Lorrayne Carroll C5 Brad Bauerly G15 E16 Eugene Gogol A9, F12 Craig Carson F14 Marc Becker F12 Simon Enoch A4 Eloisa Gordon-Mara B11 Patricia Anne Carter G8 Kate Bedford G1 Kenan Erçel B3 Gulru Gozacan D12 Claudio Casparino C14 Oliver Belcher B9 William Todd Evans G17 Julie Graham F1 Graham Cassano C4, F2, G2 Franklin Bell A9 Marion Graham F17 Jason Cato A5 Lynda Bell E22 Ulla Grapard A1 Chris Cavanaugh F1 Frederick Gratoit G21 Lynn Chancer D3

33 Richard Greeman E4, G9 J Dan Krier C12 Paul Mazzocchi A4, G17 Marcus Green C14, D14, G11 John Krinsky B15 Brendan McCall B11 Anne Jaclard G9 Dara Greenwald C9 Joseph Krupcynski C17 Deirdre McCloskey C1, F25 Susan Jahoda B1 Ryan Griffis C9 Deepa Kumar D23 Todd McGowan E17 Angela Jancius C15 Bruno Gulli E10 Paritosh Kumar G6 Michael McIntyre D19 Arjun Jayadev E23 Alexie Victorovich Gusev E4, John Kunat B15 Ric McIntyre C4, D5, E6, F7 Bob Jessop C13, D2 F21 Fuyuki Kurasawa B16 Ian McKay D14 Prem Jha D19 Kat McLellan B4 Sut Jhally Thursday Plenary David McNally F5, G7 H Daniel Johnson E3 L Joseph Medley C5, G4 Michael Hale G8 Keith Joseph G16 Angela Labrador C11 Zubin Meer E11 Gail Hamner B7 Miranda Joseph F8 Ernesto Laclau Friday Plenary Uday Mehta G23 Trent Hamann E9 Lauren Langman B2, C2, D13 Robert Meister G23 Dongping Han A8 Nicole Larose F17 K Donald Mender F19 Charles Hawksley D10, F6 Paul Le Blanc C10, F21, G3 Fouad Kalouche E9 Derek Merrill F17 Patrick Hayden A2 Richard A. Lee B6 Sarah Kanouse C9 Andrea Micocci D17, G14 Stephen Healy B3, C16, D7, Chrystel Le Moing D8 Ahmed Kanna F13 John Miller F2 G19 M. Simon Levin C9, G16 Jesal Kapadia B1 Larry Miller E3 Inez Hedges F5 Kenneth Levin G13 Kojin Karatani Saturday Mark Crispin Miller D11 Don Hedrick E13, G8 Norman Levine A11 Plenary Nchamah Miller E2 Rosemary Heijmans E11 William S. Lewis G12 Aisha Karim A10 Marta Miranda E19 Christopher Helminski C20 Quentin Lewis C11 Ceyda Karamürsel G19 Tanner Mirrlees D6 Julie Hemment F1 Z. X. Ann Li D21 Nikolay Karkov D12 Warren Montag E8, F14 Lisa Henderson D24 Richard Lichtman D3 Victor Kasper Jr. D21 Graciela Monteagudo G18 Doug Henwood D2 Lars T. Lih G3 Eleanor Kaufman E17 Vittorio Morfino E8 Gabriel Hetland E12 Laura Liu D9 Serap Kayatekin C1, G4 Colin Mooers C3, D6 Ranjoo Seodu Herr D16 Amy Lind G1 Christine Keating F15 Young Min Moon C17 William Hetrick E13 Renzo Llorente E15 Art Keene C11 Adam Morton C14 Mike Hill F14 Jenna Loyd D9 Catherine Kellogg A3, D4 Fred Moseley F9 Michael Hillard C4 Raymond Lotta A8, C18 Ron Kelch A9 Adil H. Mouhammed G2 Alex Hirsch G23 Ottokar Luban C10, F21 Robert Kemp G2 Catherine Mulder C4 Marcelo Hoffman C20 Vincent Lyon-Callo C6, F15 Christopher Kendrick F23 Yasser Munif C8 Julian Holland D15 Amos Paul Kennedy C24 Brian Murphy B5 Amy K. Holmes F6 Tugrul Keskin G12 M Kevin Murphy E4, G3 Gibin Hong F10 Mark Kesselman D8 John Maerhofer D20 Jed Murr C8 Justin P. Holt B12 Roshanak Kheshti A12 RJ Maccani C23 Abdul-Kerim Mustapha B16 Kim Hopper C6 Jaesok Kim E22 Bradley Macdonald A7 Gregory Myerson F15 Mark Horowitz C12 Mary Sterpka King B5 David MacGregor G5 Ismael Hossein-Zadeh G5 Ann Kingsolver C6 Yahya M. Madra B3, C21, D25 Joshua Howard G9 N Andrew Kliman D17, G9 Jason Mallory A6 Richard Howson D10, G11 Irwin Nack B10 Serhat Kologlugil B12 John Manley G14 Peter Hudis C10, E4, F21, G9 Balmurli Natrajan A2 Haralambos Konstantinidis F20 Geoff Mann G15 Diane Nelson F8 A. Kiarina Kordela G13 Ben Manski D11 Marilyn Nissim-Sabat F4 I Anna Kornbluh E17 Robyn Marasco F18 Jonathan Nitzan F10 Pablo Idahosa C3 Tim Koechlin E18 Michael Marder E2 Julia Nevarez A12 Sandra Ignagni A4 Philip M. Kozel B3, D3, E21 Bill Martin B6, C18 William Niemi A7 Akiko Ichikawa F22, G22 Joel Kovel C19, F20 Craig Martin D16 Jeff Noonan B14 Ozan Isler B12 David Kristjanson-Gural C4, Randy Martin B13 Anne Norton G23 Peter Ives D18, F11 F9, G13 Julie Matthaei C13

34 Bruce Norton D5 R Alan Sears C3 W Hasana Sharp B6, E8 Elizabeth Ramey A6 Brian Waddell A7 Steven Shaviro F23 O J. Andres Ramirez A6 Joel Wainwright D19 Boone Shear C11, E20 Anthony O'Brien D20 Joe Ramsey G8 Victor Wallis F5 Ella Shohat Friday Plenary John O'Connor G14 Nagesh Rao D23 John Walsh F7 David Siar G8 Tom O'Donnell E1, G5 Smriti Rao E23 Joseph Walsh F4 John Simoulidis E2 Rokas Eliyahu Oginskis G19 Jason Read E9 Paul Warren B14 Daniel Skinner B9 Bertell Ollman D11, G7 Joseph Rebello G20 Evan Watkins C1 Ashley Smith C23 Erik Olsen D17 Dennis Redmond G5 Janell Watson B7 Carol Smith F16 Joel Olson B15 Jan Rehmann F5 Ian Watts D4 David N. Smith D3, E5 Mario Ontiveros C17 Sandra Rein F21 Dan Webb D13 Richard Smith G10 Marty Oppenheimer B2 Steve Resnick C21, D5 Tama Weisman G16 Jason Smith F14 Özgür Orhangazi E23 John Reider F23 Karen Werner C16 Kylie Smith G11 Petra Rethmann B10 Margaret Werry D15 Christoph Spehr C6 Jakob Riji E4 Richard Westra C13, E2 Ö Irwin Sperber E3 Jeff Rice E17 Ted White C16 Ceren Özselçuk B3 Arnaud Spire D8 Phil Rice C18 Elsa Wiehe C8 Aras Özgün A12 Mia Son E19 William Clare Roberts B6 David Willhoite E12 Alex Stehn E15 Michael Roberto F15 Aaron Winslow C8 Martha Starr E21 P Bruce Roberts F9 Ara Wilson G1 Ted Stolze E8 Benjamin Page F4 John Roche F19 Ora Wise C22 Laura Sullivan E13 Enoch Page C11 Russell Rockwell D13 Urszula Wislanka A9 Kenneth Surin B7 Costas Panayotakis G10 Ian Roderick B5 Daniel Worden A5 Lee Sustar C23 Mikel Parent A5 Victor Rodriguez-Pereira E11 Mark Worrell C12, D13 Jacinda Swanson D18, E20 Matt Paris E20 Joan Roelofs E3, F20 Thom Workman D6 Chris Sweetapple E19 Sooenn Park A2 Heather Rogers G10 Frieder Wolf A11 Amy Swiffen A3 Patty Lee Parmalee C19, E16 Ken Rogers D15 Richard Wolff B1, C21, D5, F5, Anthony Sze-Fai Shiu D16 Paul Paolucci B2 Troy Rondinone F2 G4 Geeta Patel F8 Frank Rosengarten F11, G11 Talmadge Wright C6 Michael Pelias E10 Julia Rothenberg F13 T Yiching Wu E22 James Penney D15 David Ruccio B1, C1, E6 Mehmet Tabak F19 Huascar Pessaliv E19 Susan Ruddick E8 Neferti Tadiar E7 Y V. Spike Peterson G1 Ellen Russell G20 Bob Tanner C21, F19 Erinç Yeldan E18 Howard Petith G17 Kanchana Ruwanpura D1 Fabian Tarrit D17 Jason Young G19 Walter Petrovich G21 Trevor Tchir D4 Eric Pineault A11, E1, F10 S Nuno Teles E18 Rene Francisco Poitevin D19 Millie Thayer C5 Z Maliha Safri B3 Anne Pomeroy F4 Peter Thomas F5 Lauren Zadikow C9 Eunice Sahle G6 Christopher Poor B12 Ovidiu Tichindeleneu D12 Alan Zagarell E20 Roger Salerno C2 Moishe Postone C13 Jules Townshend C3 Joseph Zanoni E11 Jeff Santa Anna E7 Mary Louise Pratt F1 Paul Zarembka G5 William Santiago Valles E20 Susan Preston B11 Ivan Zatz E10 Sanita Sarka D14 V Eimen Zein-Elabdin A1 Chizo Sato D1 Gregory Vanel F10 Xueping Zhong A8 Q Mauricio Schoijet F20 Irene Van Staveren E21, D25 Steve Zilliak D25 Paddy Quick F2 Trebor Scholz C6, Thursday Luciano Vasapollo E14, G14 Plenary Antonio Vazquez Arroyo F18 Herman Schwartz D2, F10 Maria Velazquez D24 David Schweickart E22 Andriana Vlachou F20

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