ESOPE Network

Working Papers

Dalila Nicet-Chenaf — 2010-02-28T22:04:53Z

2009 - 2010

Working papers of the 12th Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics “Trajectories of socio-economic models of development : understanding the past to see the future” call for papers and visit the Conference Website : http://www.hetecon.net.

2008 - 2009

BERROU Jean Phillippe, François COMBARNOUS, Ties configuration in entrepreneurs' personal network and economic performances in African urban informal economy , Cahier du GREThA, n° 2009-35

CLEMENT MATTHIEU, Economic Growth, inequality and environment quality: An empirical analysis applied to developing and transition countries, Cahier du GRETHA n° 2008-13

NICET-CHENAF Dalila, Eric ROUGIER, Human capital and structural change : how do they interact with each other in growth ? Cahier du Gretha, 2009 , n° 14

NICET-CHENAF Dalila, Eric ROUGIER, Recent exports matter: export discoveries, FDI and growth, an empirical assessment for MENA countries , cahier du GRETHA, n° 2008-22

Working papers of the international conference, “Dimensions socio-politiques et économiques de la crise dans les pays émergents” » November 11th-13th / México D.F.

HUGON Philippe, Dalila NICET-CHENAF, Eric ROUGIER, Les effets de la crise mondiale sur les pays émergents in Mexico, 2009 november

ABDELLAH Kamel, Dalila NICET-CHENAF, Eric ROUGIER Entre instabilité externe et instabilité interne : les déterminants des IDE dans les MENA Mexico, Novembre 2009

2007 - 2008

Working papers of the international conference « The emerging process : from trajectories to concepts» in Bordeaux, November, 27th and 28th, 2008

DO AMARAL FILHO Jair, Maria Cristina Pereira DE MELO, Yves-A. Fauré Une région périphérique dans un pays émergent : le cas du Nordeste brésilien

BENSAHEL-PERRIN Liliane, Tamara STIEVEN Le développement du capital humain en Russie au regard du concept de capital social

BONEFOND Celine, La Chine, un pays émergent face à d'importants déséquilibres spatiaux

HASENCLEVER Lia, Julia PARANHOS, The development of the pharmaceutical industry in Brazil and India: technological capability and industrial development

HUGON Philippe Les liens entre les pays « émergents » et les pays « les moins avancés »

KOOP Kirsten L'Ile Maurice : Les facteurs de son émergence et les limites de sa soutenabilité sociale

RUET Joel Penser la figure du capitalisme d'émergence industrielle en Inde et en Chine

VEREZ Jean- claude La Turquie un pays émergent ?

Seminars, Conferences

Dalila Nicet-Chenaf — 2010-02-23T18:28:18Z

2012

UNIVERSITY of BORDEAUX - 13-15 June 2012

4th GRETHA/GRES DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE (call of papers

Inequalities and Development: New Questions, New Measurements

University of Bordeaux, CNRS; ESOPE Network and GREThA (Research Unit 5113) jointly organize the 4th Development International Conference in Bordeaux. This 3-days conference aims at contributing to the ongoing debate about inequalities and development with selected empirical, methodological or theoretical contributions.

Keynote speakers Michael Grimm (International Institute of Social Studies, Erasmus University Rotterdam); Cecilia Garci-Peñalosa (GREQAM, EHESS, Marseille University)

web site : http://jourdev.gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr

2010

- UNIVERSITY of BORDEAUX - 7th-10th July, 2010

The GREThA (CNRS Mixed Unit 5113, University of Bordeaux), the Association for Heterodox (AHE) and Esope network organize the international conference on The Economy of Tomorrow in Bordeaux (France), 7th-10th July, 2010.12th Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics

Trajectories of socio-economic models of development : understanding the past to see the future (Bruno Amable, Dalila Nicet-Chenaf et Eric Rougier).

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2009

- El COLEGIO DE MEXICO -November 11th-13th, 2009

IRD-Research Unit 023 (Institute of Research for Development, Univ. of Bordeaux), El Colegio de México, CIESAS, UNAM and Esope Network (Socio-politic and economic emerging processes) organize the international conference, November 11th-13th / México D.F.

“Dimensions socio-politiques et économiques de la crise dans les pays émergents”

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2008

- UNIVERSITY of BORDEAUX - November, 27th and 28th, 2008.

The GREThA (CNRS Mixed Unit 5113, University of Bordeaux), IRD-Research Unit 023 (Institute of Research for Development, Univ. of Bordeaux), and Esope Network (Socio-politic and economic emerging processes) organize the international conference

The emerging process : from trajectories to concepts in Bordeaux (France), November, 27th and 28th, 2008.

The Call for paper and useful information can be found on the Conference Website :

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2007

- UNIVERSITY of RABAT - December 12th-14th 2007.

IRD-Research Unit 023 (Institute of Research for Development, Univ. of Bordeaux), and Esope Network (Socio-politic and economic emerging processes) organize the international workshop. Rabat, December 12th-14th 2007.

« Recompositions socio-économiques face aux défis de la mondialisation - Approche comparative Maroc Mexique »

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Participants

Dalila Nicet-Chenaf — 2010-02-23T17:56:40Z

BORDEAUX UNIVERSITY

Matthieu CLEMENT Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 Bordeaux University, France

matthieu.clement u-bordeaux4.fr Web site : http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/-cleme...

François COMBARNOUS Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

combarno u-bordeaux4.fr Web site : http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/-comba...

Fabrices DARRIGUES Associate professor in economics CATT EA 753 fabrice.darrigues univ-pau.fr

Claire GONDARD-DELCROIX Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

Claire.gondard-delcroix u-bordeaux4.fr Website: http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/-Clair...

Yannick LUNG Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

lung u-bordeaux4.fr web site : http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/-lung-...

Andre MEUNIE Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

andre.meunie u-bordeaux4.fr Web site : http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/-meuni...é

Jean-Marc MONTAUD Associate Professor in economics, HDR University of Pau (UPPA) CATT - EA 753

Web site : http://catt.univ-pau.fr/live/presen...

Dalila NICET-CHENAF Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

dalila.nicet-chenaf u-bordeaux4.fr Web site: http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/nicet-...

Eric ROUGIER Associate Professor in economics GRETHA UMR CNR 5113 University of Bordeaux, France

rougier u-bordeaux4.fr Website: http://gretha.u-bordeaux4.fr/eric-r...

OTHER UNIVERSITIES

Carlos ALBA Professor in political Sciences El Colegio de México

calba colmex.mx Web site: http://www.colmex.mx/centros/cei/Pa...

Giovanni BALCET Professor of International Economics Turin University, Italy Department of economics, S. Cognetti di Martiis

giovanni.balcet unito.it Web Site : http://www.de.unito.it/web/member/b...

Jean François HUCHET Associate Professor in economics, Director, French Centre for Research on Contemporary China (CEFC) Hong Kong, CNRS-MAEE Rennes University and Associate fellow, CERI, Paris

jfhuchet cefc.com.hk web site : http://www.ceri-sciences-po.org/cer...

Loraine KENNEDY CNRS Research Fellow Joint Director CNRS EHESS Centre d'Etudes de l'Inde et de l'Asie du Sud (CEIAS),

kennedy ehess.fr Web site : http://ceias.ehess.fr/document.php?...

Alain PIVETEAU CR1 IRD UMR 8586 PRODIG

Alain.Piveteau ird.fr

Nagaraj RAYAPROLU Professor in economics Indira Gandhi Institute for Development Research, Mumbai (India)

nagaraj igidr.ac.in

Xavier RICHET (CEFC - CNRS) Professor in economics, Sorbonne Nouvelle University, Paris 3 PIEH, LEA

xavier.richet univ-paris3.fr Web site: http://www.univ-paris3.fr/18989400/...

Joel RUET (CEFC - CNRS) Research fellow at CNRS (LATTs) Associate professor at the (CEFC), Hong Kong The French Centre for Research on Contemporary China

joel.ruet enpc.fr web site : http://www.google.fr/#hl=fr&sou...

M. VIJAYABASKAR Associate Professor of Economics Madras Institute of Development Studies, (MIDS) Chennai (India)

baskarv mids.ac.in

Esope in a few words

Dalila Nicet-Chenaf — 2010-02-23T17:28:42Z

ESOPE gathers researchers of severals countries (France, India, Brazal, Mexico, Morroco, China), who priotirize three types of questioning in their works :

Area 1: Consistency of the notion of “emergence”

The consistency of the category must be questioned while term “emerging economy” is increasingly substituted for “developing economies” even in the political speeches of some of the poorest African countries. The notion of “emergence” has no counterpart in English language and the emerging process has no clear definition contrary to the development one.

What is emergence and what is new with it?
Does it shed light on the huge mutations experienced by a series of Asian and Latin American countries during the last two decades (liberalization, financial development and openness, extensive institution building, technological capacity building by imitation and innovation, openness to international trade and integration in global supply chains, increasing vulnerability and instability)?

Area 2: Model or trajectories?

Are there emerging trajectories or is there a model of emerging economies?
What drives emerging economies?
Is it only a growth acceleration spurred by domestic expenses or by foreign trade or do these economies transform growth in output into socio-economic development through institutional transformations?
Can we identify new forms of development or is the history repeating at a different pace although? What is the best scale to assess emerging paths?
How can we model the dynamics of institutional patterns and evaluate their efficiency and their limits?

Area 3: Contradictions and challenges

The speed of actual mutations and the absence of a shared definition of Emerging generate new questions.

Are there threshold or reversal effects, is there a specific vulnerability attached to the way countries grow, trade and finance their development?

Rapid growth characterizes emerging economies. Is it sustainable as it threats to produce its proper social and environmental limits?

Are the threats to local or global different because of the speed of mutations?
How can we explain the paradoxes of emerging countries: openness and protection, mutations of the fiscal policies and public actors, weakness of internal consumption expenses but high investment rates, comparative advantages both rooted on progresses (industrial modernization, new rules and institutions …) and on regressions (low paid and low standard work, poor protection of workers and of population, poverty resilience and inequalities, traffics and corruption …)?
How can emerging countries modify the international system through bigger influence in global governance (IMF, UNO, WTO, etc)?