Time Table

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Program新着情報

25 September 2026

 

9:30 -  Registration Open

 

Room 1226

9:50-10:00  Opening

 

Session 1

10:00-10:50 Room 1126

A Sraffian Interpretation of Keynes’ Effective Demand Theory

Takashi Yagi (Meiji University)

 

10:55-11:45 Room 1126

The Economics of Miyazaki Yoshikazu’s “Complex Recession”: A Japanese Keynesian Perspective on Financial Crises

  Shigeyuki Hattori (Doshisha University)

 

11:45-13:20 Lunch

 

Session 2

13:20-14:10 Room 1126

A Unified Monetary Approach to International Financial Subordination and Uneven Development: A Real Time-Space Framework
Riccardo D'Orsi (Birmingham City University Business School)

14:10-15:00 Room 1126

Japanese Employment System and the 1997 Regime: The Distributional Effects of Deflation in Japan
Shigeyuki Hattori (Doshisha University)　

15:00-15:20 Coffee

 

Session 3

15:20-16:10 Room 1126
Determinants of employment rate and structural change in a two-sector Kaleckian growth model　Hiroshi Nishi (Ritsumeikan University)

 

16:10-17:00 Room 1126
A Multiplier-Accelerator Growth Cycle
Gregoire Noel (Universite Paris-1 Pantheon-Sorbonne)

Session 4
15:20-16:10 Room 1123
Navigating the Central Bank Digital Currency Trilemma: Evidence from Real-World Retail  CBDC Implementations
Alwin Estareja　(Department of Management and Business, University of Latvia, Riga, Latvia)
Klaus Solberg Soilen(School of Business, Innovation and Sustainability (FIH), Halmstad University, Sweden)  

16:10-17:00 Room 1123
The Fading Promise of External Integration: FDI, Trade, Financial Development, and Economic Complexity in Africa : Evidence from Quantile Regression
Ayoub Rabhi (Economics at the International University of Rabat - Morocco)

 

17:00-17:10  Coffee

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Keynote Lecture 1
17:10-18:10 Room 1123

Post-Keynesian Policies for Emerging Economies:

From ‘The End of Laissez-Faire’ to the end of neoliberalism?

　Fernando Ferrari Filho (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul)

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18:30-20:00  Reception (Drink)

Yashiro Hall, 23rd floor of Liberty Tower

 

26 September 2026

 

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Keynote Lecture 2
9:40-10:40 Room 1123

The Revolution that was ? or wasn’t: A Meta-Analysis of the Keynesian Revolution

debate

Arne Heise (University of Hamburg)

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Session 5
10:50-11:40 Room 1123
Money and General Disequilibrium: Theory and Experience.
Rajas Parchure (Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics)

 

PAPAIOS Session 1: Input-Output Studies Room 1126
10:50-11:40   Room 1126
Assembling Growth, Leaking Value: Keynes’s Multiplier and Domestic Value Added in Vietnam, 2007?2023
Do Ngoc Kien (Foreign Trade University, Vietnam)
 Nguyen Huong Giang (National University of Singapore and Foreign Trade University)

11:40-12:35 Room 1126
Pretopology and Multiscale Analysis of the Productive Structure of the Mexican Economy
Jose Manuel Marquez Estrada (Instituto de Investigaciones Economicas, UNAM. Mexico)

 

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Keynote Lecture 3
11:45-12:45 Room 1123
Money for Growth / why is the accommodative behavior of banks necessary?
Yoshinori Shiozawa (Professor Emeritus, Osaka City University)

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12:45-14:10  Lunch

 

 

Session 6
14:10-15:00 Room 1123
Business Cycle with money financing and adaptive taxation policy revisited
Michiya Nozaki((Faculty of Economics,Gifu Kyoritsu University)　

15:00-15:50 Room 1123
Are super-expansionary policies inflationary?
Santiago Gahn (Universita degli Studi Niccolo Cusano)　
Giovanna Ciaffi (University of Roma Tre)

15:55-16:45 Room 1123
Financial Instability and Uncertainty, driven by Suppliers’ Credit and Internal Liquidity Reserves
Tsuyoshi Yasuhara (Nanzan University)

Session 7
14:10-15:00 Room 1124
   Global Value Network Approach: Growing Dependence of the Transport Equipment Industry on China's Domestic Industrial Network
   Jun Omata (Rikkyo University)

15:00-15:50 Room 1124
  Laissez-Faire, Economic Freedom and the Basic Principle of Equal Rewards
   Takashi Yagi (Rikkyo University)

15:55-16:45 Room 1124
  From The End of Laissez-Faire to The General Theory of Employment, Interest and   Money: The Relevance of Keynesian Economic Policies Today
   Fernando Ferrari Filho

PAPAIOS Session 2: Input-Output Studies Room 1126
14:10-15:00 Room 1126
Assembling Growth, Leaking Value: Keynes’s Multiplier and Domestic Value Added in Vietnam, 2007?2023
Do Ngoc Kien (Foreign Trade University, Vietnam)
 Nguyen Huong Giang (National University of Singapore and Foreign Trade University)

15:00-15:50 Room 1126
Dynamic Evolution of the Linkages between China’s Digital Economy and Energy Industry under the Signing and Implementation of RCEP: A Multi-Regional Input?Output Analysis, 2020?2024
Sun Yuxuan (Yokohama National University)
Taku Ishiro (Yokohama National University)
ZHU MINGJI (Yokohama National University)

 

16:45-15:55 Coffee

 

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Keynote Lecture 4

16:55-18:00

Keynes’s approach to decision-making in economics

Maria Cristina Marcuzzo (Sapienza, Universita di Roma

 Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei)

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18:30-20:00  Dinner (Buffe style)

Kishimoto Hall, 23^rd floor of Liberty Tower

 

27 September 2026

 

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Keynote Lecture 5
9:40-10:40 Room 1123
TBA (on Japanese Economy)
Etsuko Katsu (Meiji Unievrsity)
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Keynes Session
10:50-11:40 Room 1123
From Logic to Macroeconomics:
Continuities and Tensions between the Treatise on Probability and the General Theory
Ismael D. Valverde Ambriz (School of Economics, National Automous University of Mexico (UNAM))

 

11:40-12:30 Room 1123

   Revisiting Aggregate Supply Function through Japanese Debates and Cambridge Controversy
     Tsutomu Yoshioka (Aichi Gakuin University)
    Takashi Yagi (Meiji University)

PAPAIOS Session 3: Empirical Studies Room 1125
10:50-11:40 Room 1124
An Empirical Study of Goodwin’s Growth Cycle:Wavelet Phase Evidence across OECD Economies
Yuta Ogasawara (Meiji University) 

11:40-12:30 Room 1124

Generator Adoption and SME Performance under Power Constraints in ASEAN
   Ei Ei Thein (Ritsumeikan University)
Kazuo Inaba (Ritsumeikan University)

12:30-13:50  Lunch  

Keynes Session
13:50-14:30 Room 1123
Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply: A Historical Consideration of the Classical-Keynesian Tradition
Takashi Yagi (Meiji University)

14:30-15:20 Room 1123

Rereading Keynes’s General Theory in the 90th Anniversary of its Publication and Expressing it in One Page

Vedit
Vedit Inal (Yeditepe University, Ystanbul, Turkey)

 

15:20-15:40 Coffee  ⇒next Keynes Session 15:40-17:30

    

PAPAIOS Session 4: Empirical Studies Room 1125
13:50-14:40 Room 1124
What drives entrepreneurs to pay bribes? Experimental evidence from the Kyrgyz Republic
Zhigitbek Abdygaziev (Ritsumeikan University)

14:40-15:30 Room 1124

State-Dependent Monetary Policy Transmission under Monetary Policy Uncertainty: Evidence from U.S. Financial Markets
Xiling Wang (Ritsumeikan University)

 

15:30-15:50 Coffee     (Keynes Session: 15:20-15:40 Coffee)

 

PAPAIOS Session 5: Input-Output Studies  Room 1125
15:50-16:40
Supplier-Induced Demand for Caesarean Sections in Bangladesh: Evidence from a National Robson Classification and the Welfare Cost to Households
 Rahman Mohammad Sayedur (Yokohama National University)

 

 

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Plenary session : Keynes and the General Theory : Go Forward

15:40-16:30
      Fernando Ferrari Filho
     Essays in Economics, Generis, 2025
      Post-Keynesian Economics and the Global Polycrisis, 2026

Arne Heise
      Keynes and Macroeconomics, Routledge, 2026

            Commets by   Jun Omata, Takashi Yagi  

16:40-17:10

Cristina Maria Marcuzzo
       Fighting Market Failure, Routledge, 2012
      Economic Theories, Protagonists and Facts, Springer, 2024

        Comments by Tsutomu Yoshioka, Takashi Yagi   

17:10-17:30
      Discussion with the Participants

 

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18:00-20:00  Dinner (Buffe style)

Yashiro Hall, 23rd Floor of Liberty Tower