Curriculum Vitae for Harry Cleaver

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Curriculum Vitae

Harry Cleaver

May, 2009

Personal Data

Born: January 21, 1944
Nationality: U.S.A.=20
Languages:
--English (Native)
--French (Fluent) =
--Spanish=20 (Reading)
--Italian (Reading)=20

Academic Background

Ph.D. = Stanford=20 University, California, January, 1975 (Economics).
B.A. = Antioch=20 College, Ohio, June, 1967 (Economics).
One year at Universit=E9 = de=20 Montpellier, France, 1965.
Beavercre= ek High=20 School, Ohio, 1962.=20

Grants and Awards

President's Associates Teaching Award, = University of=20 Texas at Austin, 1984.
Travel Grant for Conference in India 1976, = Ford=20 Foundation.
Research Grant for field work in France, summer 1970, = from=20 Stanford Center for International Studies.
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship = for=20 Graduate Study.
Two undergraduate scholarships in biochemistry won = in=20 Science Fair competition.=20

Employment

Associate Professor, University of Texas, Austin, = Texas=20 academic years 1976-77 to present.=20

Visiting Assistant Professor, New School for Social Research, New = York,=20 academic years 1974-75, 1975-76.=20

Charg=E9 d'Enseignement, Universit=E9 de Sherbrooke, academic years = 1971-72,=20 1972-73, 1973-1974.=20

Teaching Assistant to Professor John Gurley, Stanford University, = academic=20 year 1969-70.=20

Administrator and Research Economist, Pacific Studies Center, Palo = Alto,=20 California, summer 1969.=20

Research Assistant to Professors Paul David and Moses Abramovitz, = Stanford=20 University, academic year 1968-69. (Empirical studies of technological = diffusion=20 and learning-by-doing.)=20

Research Assistant in Economic Research, Office of Economic = Opportunity,=20 Office of the President, U.S. Government, Washinbgton, D.C., = Spring-Summer 1966.=20

Publications

NEW! "Sports?" Forward to Ben = Carrington=20 and Ian McDonald, Marxism, Cultural Studies and Sport, = Routledge=20 Critical Studies in Sport, New York: Routledge, 2008.=20

NEW! "Preface" to the Turkish Edition of Harry Cleaver, = Reading=20 Capital Politically, Istanbul: Otonom Yayincilik, 2008.=20

"Deep Currents Rising: Some Notes on the global challenge to = capitalism,"=20 (2006) forthcoming in in Subverting the Present, Imagining the = Future:=20 Insurrection, Movement, Commons, New York: Autonomedia, 2007. = (ISBN:=20 1570271844)=20

"Paths of Autonomy" and "Neozapatismo and Autonomy", forthcoming in a = book to=20 be published in Mexico containing the papers presented at an October = 24-26, 2006=20 Conference on: La Autonom=EDa Posible: Reinvenci=F3n de la = pol=EDtica y=20 emancipaci=F3n at the Universidad Auton=F3ma de la Ciudad de = M=E9xico.=20

"Work= is=20 Still the Central Issue," in Ana Dinerstein and Michael Leary (eds), = The=20 Labour Debate: An Investigation into the Theory and Reality of = Capitalist=20 Work, Hampshire: Ashgate, 2002, pp. 135-148.=20

Reading=20 Capital Politically, Second Edition, London: AK Press, = 2000.=20

"The Crisis of Neoliberalism and Alternatives in the 21st Century," = The=20 Study of Regional Development, Regional Development Research = Institute,=20 Chonnam National University, Kwangju, Korea, Vol. 31, No. 1, December = 1999 (In=20 English). Translated and republished in Korean with the same title in = The=20 Radical Review (Korea), (Pt.1) #15, 2003 and (Pt.2) #16, 2003.=20

"Nature,=20 Neoliberalism and Sustainable Development: Between Charybdis & = Scylla,"=20 in Allessandro Marucci (ed) Camminare Domandando: La rivoluzione=20 zapatista, Roma: DeriveApprodi, 1999, pp. 257-270 (Italy).=20

Z= apatista:=20 Neoliberalism, the Chiapas Uprising and Cyberspace, Seoul: = Glamuri=20 Publishers, 1998 (448p). This is an edited, book-length collection of my = writings translated into Korean with a special introduction I wrote for = this=20 book.=20

"The = Zapatista=20 Effect: The Internet and the Rise of an Alternative Political = Fabric,"=20 Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 51, No. 2, Spring 1998, = pp.=20 621-640.=20

"The = Zapatistas=20 and the Electronic Fabric of Struggle," Analysen & = Alternativen=20 zu einer neoliberalen Welt: Ein Reader, Hrsg:ARGE=20 Entwicklungspolitishe Hochshulwochen, Wien:Sudwind, 1997 (Austria); = "Zapatistas=20 e a teia eletr=F4nica da luta," Lugar Comun, No.4, = janeiro-abril 1998,=20 pp.139-164 (Brazil); John Holloway and Eloina Pel=E1ez (eds) = Zapatista!=20 Reinventing Revolution in Mexico, Sterling: Pluto Press, 1998, pp. = 81-103=20 (England/USA); Allessandro Marucci (ed) Camminare Domandando: La = rivoluzione=20 zapatista, Roma: DeriveApprodi, 1999, pp. 103-125 (Italy).=20

"Preface" to Documents from the First Intercontinental = Encounter, a=20 collection in Italian, published Spring 1997.=20

"The = "Space"=20 of Cyberspace," Women & Performance: A Journal of Feminst=20 Theory, Vol. 9, No. 1, Issue 17, 1996, pp. 239-248.=20

"Theses = on=20 Secular Crisis in Capitalism: The Insurpassability of Class = Antagonisms" in=20 C. Polychroniou and H.R. Targ (eds), Marxism Today: Essays on = Capitalism,=20 Socialism and Strategies for Social Change, Westport: Praeger, = 1996, pp.=20 87-97.=20

"Chapter 4: The Two-fold Charater of Labor" of Reading = Capital=20 Politically, translated and published as "Il Capitolo IV: Il = Duplice=20 Carattere del Lavoro" in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia di = classe=20 (Bologna), No. 4, inverno 1996, pp. 271-277.=20

"= Close the=20 IMF, Abolish Debt and End Development: A Class Analysis of the = International=20 Debt Crisis," translated and republished in Italian as "Chiudiamo Il = FMI,=20 Aboliamo Il Debito e PoniamoFine allo Sviluppo: Un'Analisi di Classe = Della Crisi=20 del Debito Internazionale" in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia = di=20 classe (Bologna), No. 4, inverno 1996, pp. 21-42.=20

"Chapter 3: The Substance and Magnitude of Value" of Reading = Capital=20 Politically, translated and published as "Il Capitolo III (La = Sostanza=20 e la Grandezza del Valore) in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia = di=20 classe (Bologna), No. 3, inverno 1995, pp. 95-128.=20

"The Subversion of Money-as-Command in the Current Crisis," in Werner = Bonefeld and John Holloway (eds) Global Capital, National State and = the=20 Politics of Money, London: MacMillan, 1995, pp. 141-177.=20

"Int= roduction"=20 to Zapatista! The Documents of the New Mexican Revolution, New = York:=20 Autonomedia, 1994, pp. 11-23. The documents comprising this book, = including my=20 introduction, first appeared in e-text form in the LANIC (UT - Latin = America=20 Network Information Center) gopher/web site and only later as a = hard-copy book.=20 The novel character of the production of this book was written up in the = ILAS=20 Newsletter.=20

"Chapter 2: The Commodity-Form" of Reading Capital=20 Politically, translated and published as "Il Capitolo II (La=20 Forma-merce) in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia di classe = (Bologna), No. 2, primavera 1994, pp. 263-278.=20

"Work, = Value and=20 Domination: On the Continuing Relevance of the Marxian Labor Theory of = Value in=20 the Crisis of the Keynesian Planner State," published in Vis =E0 = Vis:=20 Quaderni per l'autonomia di classe (Bologna), No. 2, primavera = 1994, pp.=20 73-90, as: "Lavoro, Valore e Dominio: Sull'attuale rilevanza della = teoria di=20 Marx del laboro-valore nella crisi dello stato piano Keynesiano".=20

= "The=20 Chiapas Uprising: The Future of Class Struggle in the New World = Order",=20 Riff-Raff: attraverso la produzione sociale (Padova), marzo = 1994, pp.=20 133-145; Impaction (Tokyo) No. 85, 1994, pp. 144-160; = Common=20 Sense (Edinburgh) No. 15, April 1994, pp. 5-17; Canadian = Dimension=20 (Winnipeg), Vol. 28, No. 3, May-June 1994, pp. 36-39; = Lonnsslaven=20 (Oslo), #5, Spring-Summer 1994, pp. 6-7 (excerpt); Studies in = Political=20 Economy (Toronto), No. 44, Summer 1994, pp. 141-157; =C1frica = Am=E9rica=20 Latina. Cuardernos. (Madrid) N=FAmero 18, 2a/1995, pp.71-84.=20

"Introduction" to Reading Capital Politically, = translated=20 and published in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia di = classe,=20 (Italy), No. 1, autunno 1993, pp. 184-252.=20

"Intervista a Harry Cleaver", a cura di Massimo De Angelis, in = Vis =E0 Vis:=20 Quaderni per l'autonomia di classe, (Italy), No. 1, autunno 1993, = pp.=20 79-100. (English=20 version, Swedish=20 version, Dutch=20 version)=20

"Kropotkin, Selbst-Valorisation und Krise des Marxismus" in = Hintergrund:=20 Marxistische Zeitschrift f=FCr Gesellschaftstheorie und Politik, = (Berlin)=20 IV-1993, pp. 14-29. Also as "Kropo= tkin,=20 Self-valorization and the Crisis of Marxism" in Anarchist = Studies,=20 (Lancaster) No. 2, 1994, pp. 119-135. Also in a Moscow collection = published in=20 1997.=20

"Marxian Categories, the Crisis of Capital and the Constitution of = Social=20 Subjectivity Today," in Common Sense, (Scotland), No. 14, = October 1993,=20 pp. 32-55. Also published in Italian in ZeroNetwork No.3, 1992 = (Padua)=20 and in Non Solo Los Angeles, ECN, Dec. 1992 (Roma), and Werner = Bonefeld=20 (ed.) Revolutionary Writing: Common Sense Essays in = Post-Political=20 Politics, New York: Autonomedia, 2003.=20

"= Socialism,"=20 an essay in Wolfgang Sachs (ed), The Dvelopment Dictionary : A = Guide=20 to Knowledge and Power, London: Zed Books, 1992, pp. 233-249. [Spanish=20 Version]=20

"The Inversion of Class Perspective in Marxian Theory: from = Valorization to=20 Self-Valorization," in W. Bonefeld, R. Gunn and K. Psychopedis (eds) = Essays=20 on Open Marxism, London: Pluto Press, 1992, pp. 106-144.=20

"= Close the=20 IMF, Abolish Debt and End Development: A Class Analysis of the = International=20 Debt Crisis, Capital & Class (UK) Number 39, Winter = 1990.=20 Translated and republished in Italian as "Chiudiamo Il FMI, Aboliamo Il = Debito e=20 PoniamoFine allo Sviluppo: Un'Analisi di Classe Della Crisi del Debito=20 Internazionale" in Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia di = classe=20 (Bologna), No. 4, inverno 1996, pp. 21-42.=20

"Marginalidad y Autovaloracion," El Gallo Illustrado (Mexico = City)=20 No. 1365, De Agosto de 1988. Also published in English in Common = Sense=20 (Scotland) No. 9, 1989.=20

"The = Uses of an Earthquake," Visa Versa (Montr=E9al) = December/January=20 1987, Qu=E9bec. Also published in Midnight Notes, (Boston) No. = 9, May=20 1988, Common Sense (Scotland) No. 9, 1989 and as "Von Nutzen = eines=20 Erdbebens," Wildcat, (Germany) Winter 1988.=20

"Spe= cial=20 Preface to the Korean Edition" of Reading Capital=20 Politically (Pul Pi, Seoul) 1986.=20

"Ka= rl=20 Marx: Economist or Revolutionary?" in Suzanne W. Helburn and = David=20 F.Bramhall (eds) Marx, Schumpter &Keynes, M.E. Sharpe, = Armonk,=20 1986. "Reaganism et les Relations de Classe aux Etats-Unis," in = Marie-Blanche=20 Tahon and Andr=E9 Corten, L'Italie: Le Philosophe et le = Gendarme,=20 VLB Editeur, Montr=E9al, Qu=E9bec, 1986.=20

"Int= roduction,"=20 and translation of 4 out of 9 chapters of Antonio Negri, Marx Beyond = Marx:=20 Notebooks on the Grundrisse, Bergin and Garvey Press, N.Y., 1984.=20 (Originally Marx Oltre Marx, Feltrinelli, 1979).=20

"Tesis Sobre la Teor=EDa Marxista del Valor Trabajo," El Gallo=20 Illustrado, No.1085, April 10, 1983.=20

"Marx's Theory of Crisis as a Theory of Class Relations," = Research in=20 Political Economy, Vol. 5 (JAI Press, Greenwhich), 1982.(with Peter = Bell).=20

"Technology as Political Weaponry," in a collection on The = Responsibilty=20 of the Scientific and Technological Enterprise in Technology = Transfer,=20 American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1981. Translated = and=20 reprinted in El Gallo Illustrado No. 1243, (Mexico City, 1986). =

"= Supply-Side=20 Economics: The New Phase of Capitalist Strategy in the Crisis," in=20 Babylone(Paris, Fall 1981), in Metropoli (Rome, 1981) = and in=20 the Mexican weekly El Gallo Illustrado (Mexico City, 1981).=20

"Spe= cial=20 Preface to the Mexican Edition" of Reading Capital=20 Politically (written in 1981, appeared in 1985).=20

Read= ing=20 Capital Politically, University of Texas Press, 1979. = Published in=20 England by Harvester Press, in Mexico by Fondo de Cultura Economica, in = Brazil=20 by Zahar Editores and in South Korea by Pul Pi. Published serially in = Italy in=20 the journal Vis =E0 Vis: Quaderni per l'autonomia di classe = (Bologna).=20

"Malaria and the Political Economy of Public Health," = International=20 Journal of Health Services, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1978.=20

"Food,=20 Famine and the International Crisis," Zerowork, No. 2, = 1977.=20 Translated and reprinted in Canada (as "Alimentation, famine et crise=20 internationale" Dossier SUCO), Mexico and Germany (as = "Nahrungsmittel,=20 Hunger und die Internationale Krise," Thekla 10, Juli 1988).=20

"Malaria, The Politics of Public Health, and the International = Crisis,"=20 Review of Radical Political Economics, Spring 1977.=20

The Political Economy of Malaria De-control," Economic and = Political=20 Weekly, (Bombay),September 4, 1976.=20

"The Internationalization of Capital and the Mode of Production in=20 Agriculture," Economic and Political Weekly (Bombay), March 27, = 1976.=20

"Canadian Independence: Developing Views among the U.S. Ruling = Class,"=20 Canadian Dimension, Vol. 10, No. 2, 1974.=20

"T= he=20 Contradictions of the Green Revolution," American Economic = Review ,=20 May 1972 and Monthly Review, June 1972 (including Monthly=20 Review Edizione Italiana). Reprinted in Charles K. Wilber (ed.) = The=20 Political Economy of Development and Underdevelopment, 1973 and in = Steve=20 Weissman (ed.)The Trojan Horse: The Strange Politics of Foreign = Aid,=20 1974. Also translated and reprinted in Greece and India.=20

Book Reviews

Elaine Katzenberger (ed) First World, Ha Ha Ha! The Zapatista=20 Challenge, San Francisco: City Lights Books, 1995. Published in = Love=20 & Rage (New York).=20
George Collier, Basta! Land and the Zapatista Rebellion in = Chiapas,=20 Oakland: Institute for Food and Development Policy, 1994. Published in = Love=20 & Rage (New York). Reprinted in Re-Construction = (Melbourne),=20 No.5, Winter/Spring 1995, pp. 45-48.=20
John Ross, Rebellion from the Roots: Indian Uprising in = Chiapas,=20 Monroe: Common Courage Press, 1995. Published in Love & = Rage (New=20 York), Vol. 6, No. 2, March/April 1995, pp. 23, 26.=20
Paul Buhle, C.L.R. James: the Artist as Revolutionary. = Published in=20 Rethinking Marxism, Volume 2, Number 4, Winter 1989.=20
Creative Activities

2004 --
Creation of a new web-based course on = the=20 Political Economy of Education. This course is entirely web-based, in = the sense=20 that virtually all the materials of the course are made available = through the=20 web (syllabus, course calendar, interactive web-forum, original texts = from the=20 history of thought on education and from contemporary debates. The = material is=20 constantly being elaborated - most recently (2006-2007) with texts from=20 non-Western traditions, e.g., Confucius and Mohammed al-Ghazali, one of = the=20 great Muslem theologians and philosophers of the Middle Ages.=20
2001 --
Creation of new web-based course on History of Economic = Thought.=20 This course is entirely web-based, in the sense that virtually all the = materials=20 of the course are made available through the web (syllabus, course = calendar,=20 interactive web-forum, original texts from the history of economic = thought,=20 professor's lecture notes, and so on).=20
Prepared technical instructions for other professors on how to = implement=20 Webbbs software to create interactive web-forums for their courses.=20
1999 --
Use of interactive "web-forums" for professor-student=20 communication, class discussion, and student self-organization.=20
1996 --
Development of computer presentation materials for the = teaching=20 of Eco 304L Introductory Macroeconomics, Eco 357k Introductory Marxist = Economics=20 and Eco 357L Political Economy of International Crisis. These materials = have=20 been used since the Fall of 1996. This has involved learning to use the=20 following applications: Powerpoint (slides), Adobe Photoshop (still = images) and=20 SoundEdit 16 (audio), Adobe Premiere (movies) and Macromedia Director = (all of=20 the above plus animation).=20
1995 --
Creation of a personal WWW home page with a growing body = of my=20 own course materials and published writings available in regular and = hypertext=20 format. =
(http://www.eco.utexas.edu:80/Homepages/Faculty/Cleaver/index.html)=20
Over the last year I have learned that these materials assembled for = my=20 courses at the University of Texas are being accessed and used by a wide = variety=20 of students and professors around the world. As a result I am studying = the=20 possibility of providing parallel on-line "courses" to anyone, anywhere. =
1994 --
Creation and maintenance of Chiapas95, an information=20 dissimination "listserv" and archives on the Internet that reposts = selected=20 materials (over 8,000) on the crisis in Mexico to over 700 interested = scholars=20 and activists. The Chiapas95 homepage and archives are referenced by the = LANIC=20 (UT - Latin America Network Information Center) gopher/web site and many = other=20 sites concerned with Mexico and Latin America.=20
(http://www.eco.utexas.edu:80/Homepages/Faculty/Cleaver/chiapas95.htm= l)=20
1987-89
"The Spawn," in The Great Old Ones: New Adventures in = the=20 Cthulhu Mythos, Albany: Chaosium 1989. This role-playing adventure, = based=20 on the pulp fiction of H.P. Lovecraft, the archeology of the ancient=20 cliff-dwellers and the political economy of Southwestern copper mining = in the=20 1920s, was the lead scenario in a collection that won the national = "Origins"=20 award "Best Role-Playing Adventure of 1989" from the Academy of = Adventure Gaming=20 Arts and Design.=20
1987 --
Maintenance of the Texas Archives of Autonomist Marxism, = a=20 collection of materials from all over the world designed, written and = otherwise=20 produced within those traditions of Marxism which have emphasized the=20 self-activity of labor vis =E0 vis capital. This collection, which has = been=20 assembled over a period of some 30 years has been indexed and will be = made=20 progressively available to scholars through the Internet.=20
1985 --
Multimedization of the teaching of Introductory = Macroeconomics=20 and Introductory Marxist Economics. Collection and integration of = literature=20 (novels, short stories, poetry) and popular culture (music, comics, = film) into=20 the presentation/discussion of economic theory and contemporary economic = history.=20
Conferences and Symposiums (A Selection)
NEW!=20 "Neozapatismo and Autonomy", [pdf= =20 version]. Two papers presented to the Conference on La=20 Autonom=EDa Posible: Reinvenci=F3n de la pol=EDtica y emancipaci=F3n = at the=20 Universidad Auton=F3ma de la Ciudad de M=E9xico, October 24-26 2006.=20
NEW! "From Chiapas, Mexico to the World: lessons from the role of the = Internet in the genesis of the counter-globalization movement," = presentation to=20 "Academic Session I: Politics" of "The Networked Publics Conference and = Media=20 Festival", The Annenberg Center for Communication at the University of = Southern=20 California, April 28, 2006.
"Outsourcing= : A=20 Problem? What kind?" Slide presentation accompanying debate = with=20 Dr. Robert Duvic, UT School of Business, April 7, 2004.=20
"Mapping Autonomies in Chiapas: An International Research Networks = Workshop"=20 Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies, University of = Texas at=20 Austin, April 24-26, 2003.

"Globalization as we Know It", conference at Barnard College, = Columbia=20 University, May 2002.=20
"Social Movements, Libraries and the Internet: From Vietnam to = Chiapas,"=20 presented to American Library Association Annual Meetings, Special = Session on=20 "Social Movements, Marginalized Groups, and the Internet: Issues for = Researchers=20 and Librarians," San Franciso, June 17, 2001.=20
"The Internet and the Development of Multi-national, Coordinated = Opposition=20 to Capitalism," Annual Meetings of the Conference of Socialist = Economists,=20 London, UK, July 2000.=20
"Computer-linked Social Movements and the Global Threat to = Capitalism,"=20 presented to the summer course "Computers, Networks and the Prospects = for=20 European and World Security," Rovereto (Trento), Italy, August 13, 1999, = organized by the International School on Disarmament and Research on = Conflicts.=20
"Work is Still the Central Issue!" Conference on the "Labor Question" = at=20 Warwick University, Warwick, England, February 1999.=20
"The Crisis of Neoliberalism and Alternatives in the 21st = Century." =20 Written in the Winter of 1999 for three talks in Korea in January 1999: = at=20 Kwangju National University, Seoul National University and the Korean = Labor=20 Institute.=20
"From Chiapas to the World: Democracy, the Internet and the = Organization of=20 Information," INET'98: 8th Annual Conference of the Internet Society, = Geneva,=20 Switzerland, July 22, 1998.=20
"Economy in the Post-Development Era: Rethinking the Market," Towards = Post=20 Developmentalism?: An Examination of Alternative Approaches, A = Conference at=20 Harvard Law School, April 18, 1998.=20
"Encounters of the Fourth Kind: the Indigenous South and the = High-tech North=20 on the Internet," Conference on 'Computers, Freedom and Privacy,' = Austin, Texas,=20 February 18-20, 1998.=20
"Mexico, the Internet and Politics under NAFTA," Conference on = 'Mexico Under=20 NAFTA: Security, Economics and Human Rights,' Okanagan University, = Kalowna,=20 British Columbia, February 13, 1998.=20
"The Zapatistas and the International Circulation of Struggle," Paper = presented at Conference on 'Globalization from Below,' Duke University, = February=20 6-8, 1998.=20
"Nature, Neoliberalism and Sustainable Development: Between Charybdis = &=20 Scylla," Conference on Ecology and Economy, Instituto Piaget, Viseu, = Portugal,=20 April 17-19, 1997=20
"The Zapatistas' Revolution in Mexico: Cyberspace Struggles for = Democracy,"=20 State University of New York at Purchase, April 20, 1997.=20
"Will the Internet be a Democratic Tool or Instrument of Exclusion?" = Reuters=20 Forum: Critical Issues in International Economics, Columbia University = Graduate=20 School of Journalism, February 26, 1997.=20
"The Electronic Fabric of Struggle: Zapatista Subversion in = Cyberspace,"=20 Department of Geography and the Committee on Social Theory in the = College of=20 Arts and Sciences at the Unviersity of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, = October=20 20, 1995.=20
"Zapatistas and Cyberspace: the Electronic Fabric of Social = Conflict,"=20 Department of Latin American Studies, Simon Fraser University, April = 1995.=20
"The Social Roots of Economic Crisis" at Economics Seminar, = U.S. Office=20 of Personnel Management, Denver, Colorado, August 15, 1994.=20
"From 'Within & Against' to "Beyond Capital': Comments on Werner=20 Bonefeld's Paper 'Integration and Transcendence'", Annual Meetings of = the=20 Conference of Socialist Economists, University of Leeds, Leeds, England, = July=20 1993.=20
"Kropotkin, Self-Valorization and the Crisis of Marxism", to = Conference on=20 Pyotr Kropotkin, Moscow, St. Petersburg and Dimetrov, December 9-14, = 1992.=20
"Marxist Categories, the Crisis of Capital and the Constitution of = Social=20 Subjectivity Today," and "Notes on Secular Crisis in Capitalism: The=20 Insurpassability of Class Antagonisms" to Rethinking Marxism Conference, = University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts, November 12-14, = 1992.=20
"The Subversion of Money-as-Command in the Current Crisis," paper = presented=20 to Conference on Global Money and the National State at FLACSO (Facultad = Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales), Mexico City, Mexico, July 15-17, = 1992.=20
"Marxist Categories, the Crisis of Capital and the Constitution of = Social=20 Subjectivity Today," paper presented to Conference on Economic Crisis = and Social=20 Subjectivity, Universit=E9 de Paris VIII, St. Denis, Paris, January = 24-25, 1992.=20
"The Social Roots of Economic Crisis (August 10, 1991) and "The Dark = Side of=20 the Market" and Debate with Prof. Larry Moss, (Babson College, Boston), = (August=20 12, 1991) at Economics Seminar, U.S. Office of Personnel Management, = Denver,=20 Colorado.=20
"The Politics of Debt and the Transcendence of Capitalism," paper = presented=20 to the Conferenceof Socialist Economists, Nottingham, England, July 14, = 1991.=20
"Responding to the Backlash: South Korean Labor, Productivity Deals = and=20 Runaway Shops," paper presented to the Korean Labor Institute, November = 1, 1990,=20 Seoul, South Korea.=20
"The Crisis of Eastern Europe, the Resistance to Work and the = Reunification=20 of Korea,"paper presented to the Conference on the Prospects for Korean=20 Reunification, Kyonggi University, Suwon, south Korea, October 31, = 1990. =20 Also presented to Korea Institute of Industrial Development, Sung Kyun = Kwan=20 University, Seoul, South Korea, November 2, 1990.=20
"The Social Roots of Economic Crisis," presentation to the Executive=20 Development Seminar, Office of Personnel Management, U.S. Government, = Denver,=20 April 21, 1990.=20
"Work, Value and Domination: On the Continuing Relevance of the = Marxian Labor=20 Theory of Value in the Crisis of the Keynesian Planner State," invited = paper and=20 lecture to Annual Meetings of the Conference of Socialist Economists = (UK)=20 Shefield, England, July 1989.=20
"Close the IMF, Abolish Debt and End Development," paper presented to = the=20 Conference on Global Imbalances, American University, Washington D.C., = May 1989.=20
"The Marxian Theory of Money," "Marxian Theory and the International = Debt=20 Crisis," twoinvited lectures to the Department of Economics, University = of Utah,=20 Salt Lake City, May 1989.=20
"Self-Valorization and the Centrality of the Margins," presentation = to a=20 conference on "The Political Economy of the Magins," University of = Toronto,=20 Toronto, Canada, May 26-29, 1988.=20
"Beyond Capitalism and Socialism," presentation to the Student's = Association=20 of SUNY Purchase, Purchase, New York, April 11, 1988.=20
"An Alternative Interpretation of the Economy," presentation to the = Economic=20 Development Seminar, Office of Personnel Management, U.S. Government, = Oakridge,=20 Tennessee, April 8, 1988.=20
"The International Monetary Crisis as a Crisis of Class Relations," = Union for=20 Radical Political Economics, Annual Meetings, Chicago, Illinois, = December 1987.=20
"The Limits to Economic Democracy," (with Peter Bell), Marxist = Scholars=20 Conference, Berkeley, California, November 1987.=20
"Social Conflict, Ethnicity and Race in a Mexican City Barrio: The = Case of=20 Tepito," presentation to the Department of Sociology, Colorado College, = Colorado=20 Springs, Colorado, April 17, 1987.=20
"Ending Poverty: Economic Rights of Americans," presentation to the=20 Progressive Student Alliance, Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, = April 3,=20 1987.=20
"Development or Autonomy?" paper presented to the Colloquium on = "Mexico at=20 Filo de Siglo XXI," Mexico City, November 1985.=20
"Reaganism et les Relations de Classe aux Etats-Unix," paper = presented to a=20 conference on "L'Italie: Le Philosophe et le Gendarme," November 17, = 1984, at=20 l'Universit=E9 du Qu=E9bec =E0 Montr=E9al, Montr=E9al, Qu=E9bec, Canada. =
"A Radical View of Reaganomics," presentation to the Executive = Development=20 Seminar, Office of Personnel Management, U.S. Government, Denver, = September 15,=20 1984.=20
"The Green Revolution - A Study in the Political Economy of = Technological=20 Change," invited lecture at Cornell University, Ithaca, April 6,1984.=20
"Marxism and the Social Sciences Today," Southwest Sociological = Association=20 Meetings, Fort Worth, Texas, March 22, 1984.=20
"The State of the Economy - An Alternative Interpretation," = presentation to=20 the ExecutiveDevelopment Seminar of the U.S. Office of Personnnel = Management,=20 Denver, July 1983.=20
"Karl Marx: Economist or Revolutonary?," paper presented to the = Conference on=20 Marx, Schumpter and Keynes, University of Colorado, Denver, April 1983.=20
"Marx's Theory of Crisis As a Theory of Class Struggle", paper = presented to=20 annual meetings of the Union for Radical Political Economics, ASSA = meetings, New=20 York, Dec. 1982.=20
"Capitalism: A Political and Moral Critique," 3-hour Presentation and = subsequent Debate with Robert Benne, author of The Ethic of Democratic=20 Capitalism. Texas Lutheran University, Seguin, Texas, Sept. 1982.=20
Special Session on my book: Reading Capital Politically,Western = Social=20 Science Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 1980.=20
"Technology as Political Weaponry," American Association for the = Advancement=20 of Science," San Francisco, California, January 6, 1980.=20
Participation in Conference on the Diffused Factory, School of = Architecture=20 (w/Quaderni del Territorio) University of Milan, Milan, Italy, June = 14th, 1979.=20
"The Interdependence of Food and Energy in S.E. Asia: A Global=20 Perspective," paper presented to the Association of Asian Studies, panel = of The=20 Future of American Policy in S.E. Asia, Waldorf-AstoriaHotel, New York = City,=20 March 27, 1977.=20
"The Internationalization of Capital and the Mode of Production in=20 Agriculture," presentation tothe Patna Seminar on the Political Economy = of=20 Agriculture, A.N.S. lnstitute of Social Studies, Patna, Bihar, = India,=20 February 12-14, 1976.=20
"Developpement du Milieu Rural Dans le Contexte International" = presentation=20 at the Symposium "Tier-Monde: Strategie de Developpement Rural" = held by=20 the Institut de Cooperation Internationale at the University of Ottawa, = Ottawa,=20 Canada, November 1974.=20
"The Contradictions of the Green Revolution," invited presentation to = the=20 Annual Meetings of the American Economic Association, May 1972.=20