2024年数字经济与马克思主义经济学研讨国际学术会议

- About ICDEME 2024 -

2024 International Conference on Digital Economy and Marxist Economics

2024 International Conference on Digital Economy and Marxist Economics will  be held grandly in  Baise China from October 25 to 27 2024.

2024 International Conference on Digital Economy and Marxist Economics （ICDEME2024） is organized to investigate the intersections between contemporary digital economic practices and the theoretical frameworks established by Marxist economics. In an era where digital innovation is reshaping traditional economic structures it becomes increasingly pertinent to revisit and re-evaluate classical economic theories to understand these transformations. With rapid advancements in technology and the rise of the digital economy there are extensive opportunities and challenges that need thoughtful analysis and discourse. This symposium serves as a platform for scholars researchers and practitioners to engage in meaningful discussions that bridge classical economic theories with the realities of modern digital economies.

The primary aim of this symposium is to foster a comprehensive understanding of how Marxist economic principles can be applied to analyze and critique contemporary trends in the digital economy. The symposium seeks to promote interdisciplinary research stimulate academic discussions and offer new perspectives on the dynamics of digital capitalism. By bringing together experts from various fields the conference aims to generate actionable insights that address both theoretical inquiries and practical implications. Additionally it aspires to create a collaborative environment where participants can share research findings exchange ideas and develop strategies to leverage Marxist economic theories in understanding the complexities of our digital age.

The 2024 symposium will explore a range of research themes designed to delve deep into the interplay between digital and Marxist economics. Key themes include “Digital Labor and Capital“ which examines how digital platforms alter labor relations and capital accumulation processes; “Algorithmic Governance and Regulation“ focusing on the role of algorithms in shaping economic behavior and the need for regulatory frameworks. Another crucial theme is “Data Commodification and Surveillance“ which scrutinizes how data is transformed into a commodity and its implications for privacy and surveillance. Additionally “Marxist Theories in Digital Age“ invites scholars to reinterpret classical Marxist texts in the context of modern digital economies. By concentrating on these pertinent themes the symposium aims to foster a nuanced understanding of digital economic phenomena through the lens of Marxist economics.

Important Dates

Full Paper Submission Date

August 20 2024

Registration Deadline

August 27 2024

Final Paper Submission Date

September 1 2024

Conference Dates

October 25-27 2024

Keynote Speakers

Editor Jianhu Liu

Business Economics Research Magazine China

Brief: Executive Director and Deputy Secretary-General of China Association of Commercial Economics; Vice President of China Urban Commercial Network Construction Management Federation; Expert Member of China Federation of Commerce Executive Vice Chairperson of China Commercial Real Estate Alliance

Senior Economist Xue Xiao

“Friends of Accounting“ magazine China

Brief: Vice President of China Business Accounting Association Vice President of Shanxi Audit Association Vice President of Shanxi Forensic Accounting Promotion Association

Prof. Shan Liu

Xi‘an Jiaotong University China

Brief: Vice Dean of the School of Management Chairperson of the Asia-Pacific Information Systems Research Association and Director of the Youth Working Committee of the Chinese Society of Systems Engineering

Call For Papers

2024 International Conference on Digital Economy and Marxist Economics（ICDEME2024）  will bring together leading researchers engineers and scientists in the domain of interest from around the world.

The topics of interest for submission include but are not limited to:

Track 1: Digital Economy and Capitalist Dynamics

· The Impact of Digital Platforms on Labor Markets

· Capital Accumulation in the Age of Big Data

· Virtual Economies and Cryptocurrency: A Marxist Perspective

· Digital Monopolies and Market Concentration

· The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Production and Labor

· E-commerce and Consumer Behavior in Digital Capitalism

· Digital Finance and Fintech Transformations

· Blockchain Technology and Its Economic Implications

· The Gig Economy and Precarious Work

· Data Commodification and Surveillance Capitalism

· Digital Divide and Economic Inequality

· Global Supply Chains and Digital Trade

· Technological Innovation and Creative Destruction

· Algorithmic Management and Workplace Control

· The Political Economy of Digital Advertising

Track 2: Marxist Economics and Theories in the Digital Age

· Reinterpreting Marxist Economic Theories for the Digital Era

· The Role of Labor in Digital Production Processes

· Class Struggle and Digital Workspaces

· Marxist Critiques of Digital Financialization

· Value Creation and Extraction in the Digital Economy

· The Relevance of Das Kapital in Understanding Digital Markets

· Alienation and Digital Labor

· Commodity Fetishism in the Age of Social Media

· Digital Economy and Crisis Theory

· Automation and the Future of Work from a Marxist Lens

· The base-Superstructure Model in Digital Society

· Contradictions of Capitalism in the Digital Age

· Digital Marxism and Historical Materialism

· Surveillance Power and Ideology in Digital Economies

· Ecological Implications of Digital Capitalism

Publication

All papers both invited and contributed will be reviewed by two or three experts from the committees. After a careful reviewing process all accepted papers of ICDEME 2024 will be published in conference proceedings and submitted to Inspec and CNKI for indexing and where applicable also submitted to EI Compendex and Scopus （Subject to acceptance）.

Both Abstract and Full Paper are welcomed. All submitted articles should report original research results experimental or theoretical not previously published or under consideration for publication elsewhere. Articles submitted to the conference should meet these criteria. We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtue of any academics. Hence any act of plagiarism or other misconduct is totally unacceptable and cannot be tolerated.