Abstract

From domestic changes in public policies such as the increasing grip of the Party-state on real estate , “fintech” or platform economy tech giants to the strengthening of the Party’s penetration within private companies, do these turns in public policies alter the very nature of China’s political economy and State Capitalism? In which respect has the Covid19 pandemics shed light or even increased these changes? From global production chains to the issue of sustainability, what has been the impact of the pandemics on the relationship between China’s state capitalism and the functioning of capitalism at the global level?

Speakers

Kellee Sing Tsai (Dean of Humanities and Social Science and Chair Professor of Social Science at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Research Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Jean-François Huchet (Professor of Economics and President of the Inalco).

Chair and discussant: Julien Vercueil (Professor of Economics, Inalco).

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