Jonathan Clyne (SOAS)

After 40 years of "transition" and no end in sight, it's time to analyse China's economy as a system in its own right. It's a system driven by the conflict between the private market sector and a dominant state-owned planned sector.

Jonathan Clyne is a PhD Candidate at the SOAS Department of Economics and is working on ‘The relationship between plan and market in Chinese industry since 1978, and its role in growth’.

This half-day workshop, jointly hosted by IIPPE Political Economy of China’s Development Working Group, SOAS Economics Department and Development Studies Department, aimed at bringing progressive scholars and students together to discuss China’s economic transformation and its impact on world development in relation to neoliberalism, capitalism and imperialism. Prior to the workshop, there was an open forum for productive dialogue between a delegation of Marxist scholars from China and the workshop participants, on the state of intellectual Marxism in China.

Speakers: Jonathan Clyne (SOAS)

Event Date: 5 June 2018

Released by: SOAS Economics Podcast and IIPPE Podcast