The Brics in crises: ruptures and recompositions

BRICS seminar 2021-2022

The Covid-19 pandemic has overhauled the world economy and geopolitics. The pandemic and its consequences have also reinforced previous tendencies: digitalization, climatic crisis and the dynamics of income disparities.

For several years, the BRICs seminar has been closely following public health-related challenges in key emerging countries. For the year to come the analyses conveyed in the BRICs seminar will adapt to the interplay between sanitary, socio-economic, climatic crises and the geopolitical changes that are accompanying them around rivalry between great powers (USA, China and its rapprochement with Russia).

By paying a particular attention to field studies and thematic studies in major emerging countries (in Africa, Asia or Latin America), without neglecting theoretical approaches, the 2021-2022 BRICs seminar will aim at helping to decipher the trajectories of these countries, thanks to the contribution of international scholars who will share their views with the audience in an interactive and critical discussion.

We hope that the BRICs seminar will continue in the future to contribute to a more precise and complete understanding of the ongoing trends and the economic, social and political perspectives of these countries.

SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS

Session 1: Wednesday October 6, 2021 – (18h00-20h00, [hybrid] Maison de la recherche Inalco, salle Sylvestre de Sacy (L2.05))

  • Jean-Joseph Boillot : « Utopies made in Monde – Le Sage et l’économiste »
  • Speaker: Julien Vercueil

This session will be introduced by  Jean-François Huchet, President of the Inalco

Session 2: Wednesday October 20, 2021 – (18h00-20h00, [online] Special online session open to the international Master EPOG, Language : English)

  • Javier Meijia, Stanford University : « Social Networks and entrepreneurship: Evidence from the Atioquian Industrialization »
  • Speaker: Thibaud Deguilhem

Session 3: Wednesday October 27, 2021 – (18h00-20h00, [hybrid] Maison de la recherche Inalco, salle Sylvestre de Sacy (L2.05) and online)

  • Zhao Wei et Joël Ruet : « Modèle de croissance chinois post covid, une approche en termes de régulation »
  • Speaker: Xavier Richet (Université Paris 3)

Session 4: Wednesday November 17, 2021– (18h00-20h00, Maison de la recherche Inalco, salle Sylvestre de Sacy (L2.05) and online)

  • Sergei Guriev : « Structural challenges for the Russian economy »
  • Speaker: Julien Vercueil

Session 5: Wednesday November 24, 2021 – (18h00-20h00, [online only])

  • Natalia Bracarense (PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, North Central College) : « From petrodollar to energy-yuan: currency internationalization in the light of network effects »
  • Speaker: Thibaud Deguilhem

Session 6: Wednesday December 15, 2021 – (18h00-20h00, [online only])

  • Arun Kumar (JNU) : « Socio-economic trajectory of India in times of Covid-19 »
  • Speaker: Guilhem Fabre

Session 7: Wednesday January 12, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, [hybrid] Maison de la recherche Inalco, salle Sylvestre de Sacy (2.05) and online)

  • Sara Regragui et Eléonore Nantas : « impacts comparés de la BRI sur l’Afrique du Nord et l’Eurasie »
  • Speaker: Guilhem Fabre et Julien Vercueil

Session 8: Wednesday January 26, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, [online] Special online session open to the students of the international Master program EPOG)

  • Kirsten Eshnbruch (London School of Economics) : « Migrant in the Chilean labour Market: A story of Successful integration ? »
  • Speaker: Thibaud Deguilhem

Session 9: Wednesday February 9, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 10: Wednesday March 6, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 11: Wednesday March 16, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 12: Wednesday April 6, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 13: Wednesday April 20, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 14: Wednesday May 18, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 15: Wednesday June 1st, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Session 16: Wednesday June 15, 2022 – (18h00-20h00, work in progress)

Activities

Seminar

Migrants in the Chilean Labour Market: A Story of Successful Integration?

Brics Seminar | Wednesday January 26th, 2022
Seminar

New Silk Roads, Europe, Eurasia and North Africa

Brics Seminar | Wednesday January 12th, 2022
Seminar

The Socio-economic impact of Coronavirus on India: What kind of Recovery is There?

Brics Seminar | Wednesday December 15th, 2021
Seminar

From petrodollar to energy-yuan: currency internationalization in the light of network effects

Brics Seminar | Wednesday December 1st, 2021
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Published at 22 October 2021