November 2017Curriculum Vitae

Ramaa Vasudevan

Address: Dept of Economics, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1771

Email:

Phone: 970-491-6075 (off)

Education:

Ph.D, Economics at The New School for Social Research, New York, 2006

M. Phil in Applied Economics, Center for Development Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, 1990

MA in Economics, Center for Economic Studies and Planning, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India, 1988

BA (Honors) in Economics, Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi, India, 1986

Research and Teaching Fields

International Trade and Finance, , International Financial Systems, Marxist Political Economy, Macroeconomics, Development Economics , Gender and Feminist economics.

Teaching Positions

Assistant Professor Economics Department, Colorado State University, Aug 2007 -

Assistant Professor (term) Barnard College, Columbia University: 2006-7

Adjunct Teaching Positions in the US (2002-2006):

Social Science Department, The New School, New York, in Fall 2002, Summer 2003, and Fall 2004.

Graduate Program of International Affairs, The New School, New York in Spring 2003.

Graduate Program in Sustainable International Development, The Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University, Waltham, in Spring 2004; Spring, 2005; and the Academic year 2005-6

Senior Lecturer in Economics,PGDAV College, University of Delhi, India: 1997- 2001

Lecturer in Economics,PGDAV College, University of Delhi, India: 1990-1997

Dissertation:

Phd: International Trade, Finance and Money: Essays in Uneven Development

MPhil: Agrarian Change and Labor Markets: A study of two districts in Eastern U.P. circa 1900-1950

Publications.

Books:

Things fall Apart: From the Crash of 2008 to the long slump, Sage: India, 2013

Journal Articles:

The significance of Marx’s theory of Money”, Economic and Political Weekly 52, 37, 2017.

Finance and Distribution: Revisiting Wage-led and Profit led Growth”, Review of Keynesian Economics. 5,1 78-932016

Finance, Distribution and Accumulation: A Circuit of Capital Model with a Managerial Class”Metroeconomica 67, 2 397-428, 2015

QE through the prism of the Barings Crisis in 1890: Central Banks and the International Money Market, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 37, 1, 2014

Capitalists, Workers, and Managers: Wage Inequality and Effective Demand, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, 30, 120-131. 2014. (with Daniele Tavani)

Profits Technology and Distribution”,Cambridge Journal of Economic; Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 57-89, 2013. ( with Deepankar Basu)

Terms of Trade, Competitive Advantage, and Trade Patterns,”Review of Political Economy 24(2), pp 183-202, 2012

Reforming the International Financial System: Core and Periphery Issues and the Dollar Standard Ekonomiaz, Basque Economic Journal (Special Issue: The Financialization of the Economy), 2010

Financial Intermediation and Fragility: The Role of the Periphery”, International Review of Applied Economics 2010

From the Gold Standard to the Floating Dollar Standard: An appraisal in the light of Marx’s theory of money, Review of Radical Political Economy 2009

Dollar Hegemony, Financialization and the Credit Crisis”, Review of Radical Political Economy 41,3 2009

The Global Meltdown: Financialization, dollar hegemony and the subprime market collapse, Special Issue on the Financial Crisis, Economic and Political Weekly44, 13. (reprinted in Global Economic and Financial Crisis: Essays from Economic and Political Weekly Sameeksha Trust, Orient Black Swan India)

The Borrower of Last Resort: International Adjustment and Liquidity in Historical Perspective, Journal of Economic IssuesDec, 2008

Book Chapters:

The Accumulation of Capital, The Routledge Handbook of Heterodox Economics, edited by T.H Jo, L Chester and C D’ippoliti, Routledge, 2017.

The Dollar Standard and Imperialism, Encyclopedia of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism, London Palgrave Macmillan 2015.

Core-Periphery Asymmetry, Triangular Adjustment Patterns and the Export of Fragility: A Stock-Flow Consistent Model” in Globalization and Development: A Handbook of New Perspectives (ed) A. Deshpande, Oxford University Press. 2007

Other:

The International Gold Standard, entry in The Encyclopaedia of Central Banking, (ed) LP. Rochon and S Rossi, Edward Elgar 2015

A Comment on Profits without Production, Dialectical Anthropology.

‘Libor’ing under the market illusion, Monthly Review 2013

The Credit Crisis: Is the International Role of the Dollar at stake?” Monthly Review2009

Finance, Imperialism and the Hegemony of the Dollar, Monthly Review.(A Chinese translation of this article appeared in International Social Science, 2008)

Accumulation by Dispossession in India, Economic and Political Weekly 2008 43(11) (Book Review)

Debt, Hegemony and Globalization, Economic and Political Weekly 2006 41(8). (Book Review)

Honors

EXIM BankInternational Economic Development Research Annual Award, India 2009

New School Dissertation Fellowship (2005-6)

Taraknath Das Foundation Fellowship (2003-4)

Shwartz (Research Assistant) Fellowship, (2002-3) Center For Economic Policy Analysis, New School for Social Research

Gordon Award for Student Paper in Economics (2002-3)

Prize Fellowship (2001-2003), Graduate Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, New School University

Other Research

Research Consultant UN-DESA (2002):

I authored a background paper for a workshop on “Social Development Policy in the Least Developed Countries of Asia and the Pacific” This paper was written to help facilitate policy formation for social development in Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, Bangladesh, Burma and the Pacific Island countries.

Research Assistant at the Center for Economic Policy Analysis, 2002-3:

I helped organize the Shwartz conference on “Globalization and the Myths of Free Trade” at the New School University, April 18, 2003

Membership:

Eastern Economists Association, Union for Radical Political Economists, International Development Economists Association, Gender and Macroeconomics International Working Group.

Editorial Board

Review of Political Economy, Review of Radical Political Economics

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Presentations

2017 Shadow Money in the Nineteenth century, Intersections of Finance and Society, City, University of London, London

The internationalization of the renminbi and the evolution of China’s monetary policy” Eastern Economists Association Conference, New York,

2016 The Polarization of the Managerial Class, University of Denver, Department of Economics, Denver, Colorado, United States,

Assessing Sustainable Development Goals, Hope for the Future: Critical Engagement with SDGs, International Programs, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, United States,

Finance and Distributio, Post-Keynesian Conference, Kansas City, Kansas, United States,

China's Dilemma, Post Keynesian Conference Kansas City, Kansas, United States,

China and the Global Economy, Vietnam Peace and Justice Foundation, Hanoi, Hanoi, United States,

Issues before the Women's Movement in USA and India, Vietnam Women's Union, Hanoi, Vietnam

Finance and Distribution, Eastern Economists Association, Washington, District of Columbia, United States,

2015 Quantitative Easing in the light of the Barings Crisis: Jawaharlal Nehru University India (Invited seminar)

The Current Financial Crisis in China Hindu College, Delhi University (Invited talk) September 2015

The Current Financial Crisis in China, Aryabhatt College Delhi University (Invited talk) October 2015

2014 Capitalists, Workers and Managers : Wage Inequality and effective demand, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Future of Heterodox Economics, ROPE Conference, Great Malvern, UK

The Managerial Class and Inequality in a Circuit of Capital Framework, Eastern Economists Association Conference, Boston

The Managerial Class and Inequality in a Circuit of Capital Framework, Advanced Political Economy Workshop, Wesleyan University, Middletown.

The Future of Heterodox Economics, ESU Symposium, New School

The Current Economic Crisis: A Marxist A View: Public lecture, Center for Marxist Studies, Delhi

2013 Managerial Capitalism, finance and the contradictions of the neoliberal phase of capitalism, Eastern Economists Association, New York

Managerial Capitalism, finance and the contradictions of the neoliberal phase of capitalism , Historical Materialism Conference, New York

QE through the prism of the Barings Crisis in 1890: Central Banks and the International money markets, invited lecture at Dept of Economics, University of Utah, Salt Lake City

Capitalists, Workers and Managers : Wage Inequality and effective demand, Advanced Political Economy Workshop, UMASS – Amherst.

2012 Profits, Technology and Distribution: Understanding the Current Crisis, , Political Economy and the Outlook for Capitalism, Joint AHE- IIPPE- FAPE conference, Paris

Capitalists, Workers and Managers: A three Class Goodwin Model, Political Economy and the Outlook for Capitalism, Joint AHE- IIPPE- FAPE conference, Paris (Joint presentation with Daniele Tavani)

Financialization, managers and the current crisis, invited talk at the Viet Nam Peace & Development Foundation, Hanoi, Vietnam ( Invited lecture)

QE through the prism of the Barings Crisis in 1890: Central Banks and the International money markets, Eastern Economists Association, Boston

Capitalists, Workers and Managers: A three Class Goodwin Model, Eastern Economists Association, Boston. (joint presentation with Daniele Tavani)

2011 Macroeconomic perspectives on the Current Crisis, RLA College, Delhi University (Invited Lecture)

Public Debt Finance and Imperialism, World Advanced Political Economy, Amherst, MA

The US Treasury-Federal Reserve and US imperialism: New configurations in response to thecrisis,Historical Materialism Conference, New York

Public Debt Finance and Imperialism, Eastern Economic Association Meetings, New York

Public Debt Finance and Imperialism, International Policy Center for Inclusive Growth, Brasilia (Invited Lecture)

2010, Public Debt, Fictitious Capital and Imperialism: A reappraisal in the light of Marx’s theory of Money, Political Economy Workshop University of Massachussetts, Amherst (Invited Lecture)

Public Debt Financial Hegemony and Imperialism, Second North American Historical Materialism Conference, New York

The Global Financial Crisis and the Contradictions of the Dollar Standard, AEA-ASSA, Atlanta

Reforming the International Financial System: Core and Periphery Issues AEA-ASSA, Atlanta

2009,International Finance and Uneven Development, Lecture at the award function for the receipt of the EXIM Bank IEDRA award.

Emerging Markets and Private Capital Flows, Eastern Economists Association, New York

Dollar Hegemony, Financialization and the Credit Crisis, AEA-ASSA, San Fransisco

Financial Intermediation and Fragility: the Role of the Periphery, Developments in Economic Theory and Policy, Bilbao, Spain.

2008,The Floating Dollar Standard, the Role of Financialization, Conference on Post-Keynesian Economics, Kansas City.

Gender and Sustainable Development, invited lecture, Massachussets Institute of Technology Program for Woman Studies, Cambridge.

The Floating Dollar Standard: Financialization and the role of credit money in international settlements, Eastern Economic Association Conference, Boston

From the Gold standard to the Floating Dollar Standard, Allied Social Sciences Association Conference, New Orleans.

2007The Borrower of the Last Resort: International Liquidity and Adjustment in Historical Perspectives, Hindu College, University of Delhi, Delhi, India.

Financial Intermediation and Fragility: The Role of the Periphery, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, Annandale on Hudson.

Global Imbalances and the Hegemony of the Dollar, Allied Social Sciences Association Conference, Chicago.

2006 Debt, Hegemony and Global imbalances: Keynesian perspectives on the current international monetary system, Ninth International Post Keynesian Conference, Kansas City.

2005 Financial Intermediation and Fragility: The Role of the Periphery, Annual Conference for Development and Change, Neemrana, India.

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