[Newsletter Alte Geschichte] [Plattform Wr. Osteuropaforschung]: Autocracy and Market Economy - The Transformation in Eastern Europe and East Asia in Comparison, Wien, 15.-17.5.2014

Do Mai 8 10:35:09 CEST 2014

Forschungsplattform Wiener Osteuropaforum

Einladung 

Internationale Konferenz
Autocracy and Market Economy - The Transformation in Eastern Europe and East
Asia in Comparison
Institut für Politikwissenschaft der Universität Wien
Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften der Universität Wien 
Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte der Universität Wien 
Forschungsplattform Wiener Osteuropaforum 

Termin:
15.-17. Mai 2014 

Ort:
Universität Wien
Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte (Hörsaal)
Spitalgasse 2, Hof 3, A-1090 Wien

The relation between autocracy and market economy has puzzled scholars ever
since the breakthroughs of the 1980s in China and Eastern Europe. While
initially, the Eastern European post-socialist path was regarded as a
success story the booming economy in China later on shifted attention to
East Asia. In both regions the question whether or not democracy is needed
for sustainable growth is currently heavily debated. This conference
therefore aims to compare different paths of "post socialism" in East Asia
and Eastern Europe. Drawing on strong traditions of research on East Asia,
Eastern Europe and democracy at the University of Vienna, it brings together
international experts and insights from a wide range of academic
disciplines, including political sciences, sinology, history, economics, and
anthropology.

Programm:
<http://www.osteuropaforum.at/fileadmin/user_upload/wiss_plattform_osteuropa
/Fotos_in_Gebrauch/Tagung_Autocracy/Folder_AutocracyAndMarketEconomy.pdf>
Adobe PDF

Mehr Informationen:
 <http://www.osteuropaforum.at/tagung/> http://www.osteuropaforum.at/tagung/

Anmeldung zur Public lecture: 
osteuropastudien at univie.ac.at 

Kontakt und Rückfragen:
Dr. Tina Olteanu
Institut für Politikwissenschaft der Universität Wien
T: +43-1-4277-49441
F: +43-1-4277-9477
 <mailto:%20tina.olteanu at univie.ac.at> tina.olteanu at univie.ac.at 

PROGRAMM

15. Mai 2014

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18:00 | PUBLIC LECTURE: Do Markets Need Democracy?
Carsten Herrmann-Pillath (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management):
The Transformative Potential of Fragmented Authoritarianism: The Future of
Capitalism and Democracy in China
Ewald Nowotny (Oesterreichische Nationalbank): 
East Central European Catch-Up-Modernization: Conditions of Success or of
Failure
Diskussion: Katalin Miklossy (Helsinki), Philipp Ther (Wien) und Tina
Olteanu (Wien)
Moderation: Dieter Segert (Wien)

Ort:
Oesterreichische Nationalbank
Veranstaltungssaal
Otto-Wagner-Platz 3, A-1090 Wien

Anmeldung erbeten unter: 
osteuropastudien at univie.ac.at 

16. Mai 2014

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9:00-10:15 | Efficiency and Plurality: Interactions Between the Political
System, Economics and Society (Part I) 
Wolfgang Merkel (Berlin): 
Why do Dictatorships survive?
Anna Krasteva (Sofia): 
The Anti-Capitalist Impetus of East European Populisms
Moderation: Dieter Segert (Wien)

10:30-11:45 | Efficiency and Plurality: Interactions Between the Political
System, Economics and Society (Part II) 
Dieter Segert (Wien): 
What Undermines Democracy in Post Socialist East Central and Southeastern
Europe?
Enikő Vincze (Cluj): 
Marketization, Housing Politics and Roma Exclusion in Romania
Moderation: Philipp Ther (Wien)

13:30-14:45 | Transformations of Society and Culture (Part I) 
Christopher Green (Cambridge): 
386ers: A Lost Generation?
Mitchell Orenstein (Boston): 
Social State as Condition for the Alternative Democracy vs. Autocracy?
Moderation: Christian Göbel (Wien)

15:00-17:00 | Transformations of Society and Culture (Part II) 
Tatjana Thelen (Wien): 
Performances of Redistribution: Work Ethics, Citizenship Rights and
Exclusion (Hungary, Romania)
Sascha Klotzbücher (Heidelberg/Wien): 
Transformation of the Chinese Health System
József Bayer (Budapest): 
Social and Cultural Conditions of Authoritarian Politics in Hungary
Moderation: Dieter Segert (Wien)

17:30 | PUBLIC ROUNDTABLE: The 'Dual Transformation' revisited After 25
years: Connections between Demo-/Autocracy and Market Economy
Wolfgang Merkel (Berlin)
Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik (Wien)
Mitchell Orenstein (Boston)
Anna Krasteva (Sofia)
Moderation: Philipp Ther (Wien)

17. Mai 2014

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9:00-10:15 | Authoritarian Governance as a Precondition for Economic Growth?
On Different regional Paths of Development (Part I) 
Christian Göbel (Wien): 
Models of Sustainable Development in Asia (China/India) and the Role of the
State
Stephan Barisitz (Wien): 
Central Asia: Extraordinary Structural and Institutional Heterogeneity at
the Borderlands between Eastern Europe and East Asia
Moderation: Rüdiger Frank (Wien)

10:30-11:45 | Authoritarian Governance as a Precondition for Economic
Growth? On Different regional Paths of Development (Part II) 
Pham Quang Minh (Hanoi): 
The State in Economic Reforms in Vietnam
Rüdiger Frank (Wien): 
North Korea - No Economic Reforms at All?
Moderation: Christian Göbel (Wien)

11:45-13:00 | Authoritarian Governance as a Precondition for Economic
Growth? On Different regional Paths of Development (Part III) 
Hans-Henning Schröder (Berlin/Bremen): 
State and Entrepreneurs in Russia
Philipp Ther (Wien): 
The Anti-Democratic Moment of Neoliberal Reforms: East Central Europe in the
1990s
Moderation: Markku Kangaspuro (Helsinki)

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Impressum

Universität Wien
Forschungsplattform "Wiener Osteuropaforum"
Spitalgasse 2, Hof 3 (Campus)
A-1090 Wien
T +43-1-4277-230 01
F +43-1-4277-9 230
 <mailto:wiener.osteuropaforum at univie.ac.at>
wiener.osteuropaforum at univie.ac.at
 <http://www.osteuropaforum.at> http://www.osteuropaforum.at 

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