19th Annual AMI Monetary Reform Conference, 2023
AMI Press Release, Sign-on Form and Statement
To: The Participants of the UN Climate Conference’s COP28
Regarding: The Monetary Dimension of Environmental Degradation
From: The Attendees of the 19th Monetary Reform Conference by the American Monetary Institute and other Organizations and Individuals
Dear Friends,
We proudly announce our 19th Annual AMI Monetary Reform Conference, bringing the world’s leading experts on monetary history and theory together with the world’s most serious advocates of achievable monetary reforms.
The 19th annual AMI Conference will be held on the Zoom platform, which has many advantages over an in-person conference. The dates and (approximate) times will be:
Saturday, September 30: 8:30 am – till 6:30 pm Central Time (USA)
Sunday, October 1: 8:30 am – till 6:30 pm Central Time (USA)
The Conference will have a focus on exploring the global monetary system’s immoral dimension and the ethics of reform. We’ll listen to voices from other nations on their monetary circumstances, including suggestions for reform, and consider different views on international or local currency systems.
Registration cost will be $35. Please go to “Register Now”.
Thanks and warmest regards, hoping to see you on Zoom,
The 2023 AMI Conference Team
Steven Walsh
Govert Schuller
Conference Schedule
All times Chicago, Central Daylight Time (CDT / UTC -5) (Time Zone Info)
Friday, September 29 |
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Time |
Friday Speakers |
Title or Topic |
5:45 pm |
Walsh / Switzer |
Start of Conference |
06:00 pm |
Michael Hudson |
Temples of Enterprise |
7:30 pm |
Break |
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07:40 pm |
Nick Egnatz |
Money Creation 101 |
08:20 pm |
Howard Switzer |
Introduction to Monetary Theory |
09:00 pm |
Eric Encina |
Monetary Reform in the Philippines |
10:30 pm |
Session finished |
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Saturday, September 30 |
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Time |
Saturday Speakers |
Title or Topic |
08:45:00 AM |
Walsh & Switzer |
Opening |
9:00 am |
Joseph Huber |
Recent developments in Central Bank Digital Currency – Entering or exiting monetary reform? |
10:30 am |
Samuel Kazen |
The Governance, Means and Ends of the Ideal Central Bank |
11:30 am |
Lunch |
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12:30 pm |
Georg Schmerzeck |
The Rawlsian Case for Sovereign Money |
1:30 pm |
Jakob Feinig |
Moral Economy of Money – Politics and Monetary Constitution of Society |
3:00 pm |
Break |
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3:10 pm |
Alphecca Muttardy |
Directing Credit through a National Infrastructure Bank – A Bridge to Fiscal and Monetary Reforms |
4:10 pm |
Robert Hockett |
Digital Greenback |
5:30 pm |
Social |
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6:30+ pm |
Session Finished |
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Sunday, October 1 |
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Time: |
Sunday Speakers |
Title or Topic: |
08:35 am |
Minjung Kim & |
Monetary Reform in South Korea |
9:00 am |
Sumal Raj & |
The Indian Monetary Scene |
10:00 am |
Kiril Bojiloff |
Money as public good: Practical steps to inform and engage as many people as possible |
11:00 am |
Will Ruddick |
Deconstructing Money – Reconstructing Mutual Aid |
12:00 am |
Lunch |
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1:00 pm Panel: |
Joe Bongiovanni Sue Peters Randy Cook |
“To Regulate the Value Thereof” A History of Par Economy Short history of National Organization for Raw Materials (NORM) |
3:00 pm |
Break |
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3:10 pm |
Sam Hummel |
Monetary Matrix |
4:10 pm |
Frans Verhagen |
CBDC: A road to nowhere without a transformational Bretton Woods 3.0. |
5:10 pm |
Switzer & Happy Hour |
Song |
6:00+ pm |
Session Finished |
Conference Materials
Kiril Bojiloff: PTT of Money as Public Good
Joe Bongiovanni: Presentation Text / Presentation PPT
Randy Cook: Abstract of presentation
Sam Hummel: Monetary Matrix
Alpheca Muttardy: National Infrastructure Bank Flyer / Slides Presentation
Sue Peters: Paper of Presentation
Frans Verhagen: Slides for Presentation
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