The Seminar "
International Finance and Accumulation of Fictitious Capital - The case of Mozambique" opens the 2019 Development Studies Seminar Cycle.
The session will take place on February 28 at 6pm at ISEG (Amphitheater 1, Quelhas Building, 4th floor).
ISEG's
keynote speaker The guest is Carlos Castel-Branco, researcher, professor at ISEG and activist.
In the wake of recent financial scandals, this seminar focuses on the interaction between international finance and the political economy dynamics of Mozambique's private capital accumulation system.
This seminar is aimed at master's and doctoral students, researchers and the general public interested in these subjects.
Admission is free, subject to prior registration
on this link .
Poster (pdf)
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