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Balancing Public & Private Control: Germany and the US in the Postwar Era |
A Symposium
in the Glass Pavilion
October 1, 2004
Chair |
Caroline Fohlin and Louis Galambos, |
Speakers
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Colleen Dunlavy, University of Wisconsin Harold James, Princeton University Christopher Kobrak, European School of Management Mary O'Sullivan, INSEAD & the Wharton School Ulrich Wengenroth, University of Technology, Munich Raymond Stokes, University of Glasgow Roland Vaubel, University of Mannheim Richard Sylla, NYU Stern School |
| 9:00 | Opening Remarks, Caroline Fohlin, Johns Hopkins University | |
| 9:10 | Session 1: Evolving Patterns of Ownership and Control of Enterprise | |
| Colleen Dunlavy, "Government Structure and Policy Making in Germany and the US and Policy Making in Germany and the US" | ||
| Harold James & Christopher Kobrak, "Family Firms & Public Corporations" | ||
| 11:00 | Session 2: Financial Markets and Institutions | |
| Mary O'Sullivan, "What Drove the US Stock Market in the 20th Century?" | ||
| Caroline Fohlin,
"Financing Innovation and the Evolution of Venture Capital: Germany
and the United States in the Postwar Era" |
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| 2:00 | Session 3: Innovation, Technology & Productivity | |
| Ulrich Wengenroth, "Technology and Productivity in the Modern Era—Germany and the United States" | ||
| Raymond Stokes, "Closing the Gap? America as Inspiration and Anti-Model in Post-War German Industrial Organization and Innovation" | ||
| 3:40 | Session 4: Panel Discussion | |
| Roland Vaubel, Richard Sylla | ||
| 5:00 | In conclusion, Louis Galambos |
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