Geoff Harcourt (Jesus College, University of Cambridge)

Joan Robinson and Her Circle in the Run-Up To and Aftermath of the Publication of The General Theory

Discussant: Maria Christina Marcuzzo (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”)

Steven Kates (RMIT University, Australia)

The American Contribution to The General Theory

Discussant: Marcel Boumans (University of Amsterdam)

Neil Niman (University of New Hampshire)

Henry George and the Development of Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of Capital

Discussant: Mary Cleveland (Columbia University SIPA)

Francis Peddle (Dominican University College)

G.W.F. Hegel’s Concept of Poverty and Scottish Philosophy

Discussant: Kevin Quinn (Bowling Green State University)

William S. Peirce (Case Western University)

Henry George and the Theory of Capital in a Rapidly Transforming Economy

Discussant: Alexandra Hyard (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales de Paris)

Douglas Meador (University of St. Francis)

The Forgotten Alternative of 1848

Discussant: Glenn Hueckel (Pomona College)

Pedro Teixeira (CIPES and University of Porto) and António Almodovar (CEMPRE and University of Porto)

From Guilds to a Corporative System:
The Interwar Evolution of Catholic Economic Thought

Discussant: Sergio Noto (Università di Verona)

Sergio Noto (Università di Verona)

Beyond the Business Cycle and Socialism:The Late Schumpeter’s Corporatist View

Discussant: Hamid Hosseini (King's College)

C. Tyler DesRoches (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

The ‘Later’ Wittgenstein and Amartya Sen: A Family Resemblance

Discussant: John B. Davis (University of Amsterdam and Marquette University)

José M. Edwards (University of Paris 1 Panthéon - Sorbonne)

Joyful Economists: Regards On Recent Economics From A Happiness Studies Perspective

Discussant: André van Hoorn (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Floris Heukelom (University Nijmegen)

Kahneman and Tversky and the Mathematics Of Human Behavior

Discussant: Ivan Moscati (Bocconi University)

N. Emrah Aydinonat (Ankara University)

Survival of the Richest: How Does the H-O Theorem Survive Despite Its Poor Empirical Performance?

Discussant: M. June Flanders (Tel Aviv University)

Maurice Lagueux (Université de Montréal)

Expectations and Predictions in Economics

Discussant: Katia Caldari (University of Padova)

Lawrence Boland  (Simon Fraser University)

On The Economist’s View Of Inductive Reasoning

Discussant: Duncan Foley (New School for Social Research)

Anna Klimina (University of Saskatchewan)

The Myth of Russian Institutionalism: Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries

Discussant: Natalia Makasheva (Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)

Natalia Makasheva (Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow)

Unknown M.I. Tugan-Baranovsky: From Searching for an Ethical Basis of Political Economy to an Ideal Model of the Socialist Khozyaistvo (Economy)

Discussant: Craig McLaren (University of California, Riverside)

Michael Bradley (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)

Barone’s Essay: A Centenary Assessment

Discussant: Gary Mongiovi (St. John’s University)

Marianne Johnson (University of Wisconsin Oskosh)

Wicksell’s Unanimity Rule and Early Welfare Economics

Discussant: Alain Marciano (University of Reims)

André van Hoorn and Esther-Mirjam Sent (Radboud University Nijmegen)

If You’re Happy and You Know It: Lessons from Irving Fisher and Kenneth Boulding

Discussant: Annie Cot (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)

Viviana Di Giovinazzo (University of Macerata)

The Missing Third: When, How and Why Welfare Economics Has Lost Her Serendipity

Discussant: Joseph Persky (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Loïc Charles and Christine Théré (Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas)

Do Economic Texts Speak For Themselves?: Putting The New Edition Of Quesnay's Economic Writings In Perspective

Discussant: Glenn Hueckel (Pomona College)

Benjamin Mitra-Kahn  (City University, London and New School for Social Research)

Defining Economic Growth in the 18th Century

Discussant: Loïc Charles (Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas)

Jeffrey Young (St. Lawrence University)

Malthusianism in Economic Thought

Discussant: David Levy (George Mason University)

Amos Witztum (London Metropolitan University)

Positive Ethics and the Science of Economics: Robbins’s Enduring Fallacy

Discussant: Maurice Lagueux (Université de Montréal)

David Andrews (State University of New York at Oswego and University of Richmond)

The Positive/Normative Distiction Revisited: The Robbins-Hawtrey Debate

Discussant: Huei-Chun Su (University of Exeter)

Y.S. Brenner  (Utrecht University)

On Route Back to the Middle Ages?

Discussant: John Maloney (University of Exeter)

Arlid Sæther (University of Agder, Norway)

Why Do Historians of Economic Thought Ignore Samuel Pufendorf?

Discussant: Ingrid Rima (Temple University)

Hamid Hosseini (King’s College)

Eurocentrism, Orientalism and the Schumpeterian Great Gap Thesis:
Explaining How Contributions of Medieval Muslim Scholars to Economics Were Ignored

Discussant: Spencer Pack (Connecticut College)

Nancy Brenner (Independent)

Spinoza On The Possibility To Have A Social Science Independent Of Religion

Discussant: Spencer Pack (Connecticut College)

Huei-Chun Su (University of Exeter)

Why Is the Ideal of Social Justice in the Market Meaningless? Revisiting Hayek’s Concept of Social Justice

Discussant: Anthony Waterman (University of Manitoba)

James Wible (University of New Hampshire)

How is Scientific Knowledge Possible?: Nicholas Rescher's Contributions to an Economic Understanding of Science

Discussant: Edward Nik-Khah (Roanoke College)

Maria Christina Marcuzzo and Annalisa Rosselli (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”)

Sraffa and His Reasons Against “Marginism”

Discussant: Catherine Martin (Université Paris 1, PHARE)

 

Catherine Martin (Université Paris 1, PHARE)

Disequilibrium and Money in Malthus and Torrens

Discussant: Lawrence Boland (Simon Fraser University)

 

Gary Mongiovi (St. John’s University)

The Capital Controversy in Historical Perspective

Discussant: Avi J. Cohen (York University)

 

James Ahiakpor (California State University, East Bay)

Hume on Money, the Price Level and Wage Rates: In Search of a Consistent Interpretation

Discussant: Russell S. Boyer (University  of Western Ontario)

John Berdell (DePaul University)

Contrasting Approaches to Money:
John Law and Richard Cantillon

Discussant: Glenn Hueckel (Pomona College)

Yann Giraud (University of Paris X - Nanterre)

Abba Lerner And The Peculiar Place Of Diagrammatic Analysis In 1930s British Economics

Discussant: Harro Maas (University of Amsterdam)

Craig McLaren (University Of California, Riverside)

Understanding Integrability and "Professor Pareto's Strange Theory”

Discussant: Ivan Moscati (Bocconi University)

Benjamin Mitra-Kahn (City University, London & New School for Social Research)

Understanding Computable General Equilibrium Models

Discussant: Marianne Johnson (University of Wisconsin Oskosh)

Thomas Leonard (Princeton University)

Religion, Evolution and Progressive Era Political Economy

Discussant: Brad Bateman (Dennison University)

Craufurd Goodwin  (Duke University)

A Return to Moral Sentiments in the 20th Century: Aldo Leopold and E.M. Forster

Discussant: Malcolm Rutherford (University of Victoria)

Marcel Boumans (University of Amsterdam)

Dynamizing Stability

Discussant: Pedro G. Duarte (University of San Paulo)

Judy Klein (Mary Baldwin College)

From Adaptive Expectations to Adaptive Control: The Modeling Nexus of Operations Research, Macroeconomic Theory and Control Engineering, 1954-1975

Discussant: Esther-Mirjam Sent  (University of Nijmegen)

Massimo Dimatteo (University of Siena)

The Formation of Richard Goodwin’s Vision

Discussant: Geoff Harcourt (Jesus College, University of Cambridge)

Marin Muzhani (Everest College and University of Florence)

The Convergence Between Poor and Rich Countries:
The Early Development Theories

Discussant: Michele Alacevich (Palermo University and the World Bank)

Lowell Jacobsen  (Baker University)

Another ‘Final Word’ on Penrose

Discussant: Neil Niman (University of New Hampshire)

Anna Greco (University of Guelph)

Economic Effectiveness versus Economic Efficiency in Plato’s Republic

Discussant: Douglas MacKenzie (SUNY Plattsburgh)

Spencer Pack (Connecticut College)

Aristotle’s Difficult Relationship with Modern Economic Theory

Discussant: Robert Urquhart (University of Denver)

Robert Urquhart  (University of Denver)

“The Value-Forming Substance”: Marx as Left-Aristotelian

Discussant: Duncan K. Foley (New School for Social Research)

Balbir Sihag (University of Massachusetts)

Kautilya on Tort Law during the Fourth Century BCE

Discussant: Hamid Hosseini (King's College)

Joseph Weglarz (University of Detroit Mercy)

San Bernardino: Early Defender of the Entrepreneur

Discussant: Sergio Noto (Università di Verona)

Daniel Schiffman  (Ariel University Center)

Monetary Instability and the Evolution of Jewish Monetary Doctrine: Egypt 1517 - 1700

Discussant: Hamid Hosseini (King's College)

Maria Pia Paganelli (Yeshiva University)

Approbation and the Desire to Better One’s Condition in Adam Smith

Discussant: Robert Urquhart (University of Denver)

Gavin Kennedy (Heriot-Watt University)

Adam Smith’s Theory of Bargaining

Discussant: Jeffrey Young (St. Lawrence University)

Terry Peach  (University of Manchester)

Measuring ‘The Happiness of Nations’: The Conundrum of Adam Smith’s “Real Measure of Exchangeable Value”

Discussant: Ferdinando Meacci (University of Padova)

Leonidas Montes (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez )

Adam Smith and the Militia Debate in Context

Discussant: Michael Bradley (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)

Ana Maria Bianchi (Universidade de São Paulo)

Visiting-Economists Through Hirschman’s Lenses

Discussant: Roger Sandilands (University of Strathclyde)

Michele Alacevich (Palermo University and the World Bank)

Visualizing Uncertainties:
Albert O. Hirschman and Project Evaluation

Discussant: Roger Sandilands (University of Strathclyde)

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt (PHARE, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne )

The First Steps of the Money Doctor:
E.W. Kemmerer’s Gold Exchange Standard in the Philippines and Peru

Discussant: Neil Skaggs (Illinois State University)

Michael Schlitz  (University of Leuven)

A Money Doctor from Japan: Megata Tanetaro in Korea, 1904-1907

Discussant: Mark Metzler (University of Texas, Austin)

Edward Nik-Khah (Roanoke College)

George Stigler, the GSB, and the Pillars of the Chicago School

Discussant: Bruce Caldwell (University of North Carolina Greensboro, Duke University)

Ross B. Emmett (James Madison College, Michigan State University)

Sharpening Tools in the Workshop: The Workshop System and the Chicago School’s Success

Discussant: Bruce Caldwell (University of North Carolina Greensboro, Duke University)

Malcolm Rutherford  (University of Victoria)

The USDA Graduate School: Government Training in Statistics and Economics 1921 - 1941

Discussant: Judy Klein (Mary Baldwin College)

Kevin Christ  (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)

We Give You Science: Organizational Economics and the Evolution of a New Management Science

Discussant: Craufurd Goodwin (Duke University)

Annie Cot (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)

Irving Fisher and Methodology: Plural Perspectives

Discussant: Marcel Boumans (University of Amsterdam)

Robert Dimand and Hichem Ben-El-Mechaiekh (Brock University)

General Equilibrium Reaches North America: Irving Fisher’s Mathematical Investigations in the Theory of Value and Prices (1891)

Discussant: Annie Cot (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)

Guido Erreygers (University of Antwerp)

Mechanics Meets Economics, Once Again: On the Rationale of “Rational Economics” of the Guillaume Brothers

Discussant: Craig McLaren (University of California, Riverside)

Jose Guillermo Pelaez (Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana)

Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu Theorem (S-M-D-T) and Its Implications into Walras’s Tâtonnement

Discussant: Guido Erreygers (University of Antwerp)

Maria de Fátima Brandão and Antonio Almodovar (University of Porto)

J.B.Say’s Impact on Portuguese Economic Thought During the First Half of the 19th Centur

Discussant: Steven Kates (RMIT University, Australia)

Giovanni Pavanelli  (University of Turin)

The Italian Debate on Exchange Control and Clearing Agreements During the Thirties

Discussant: Sergio Noto (Università di Verona)

Toshiaki Hirai (Sophia University)

International Design and the British Empire: Keynes on the Relief Problem

Discussant: Gilles Dostaler (Universitè du Quèbec à Montrèal)

Neil Skaggs (Illinois State University)

Before Woodford and Wicksell: The Banking School Approach to Monetary Policy

Discussant: Robert Dimand (Brock University)

Masazumi Wakatabe (Waseda University)

Evolution of Macroeconomic Thinking: A Proposal

Discussant: Giovanni Pavanelli (University of Turin)

Fabio Masini (University of Rome)

Alternative Routes to Monetary Integration:
Economic Theory at the British Parliament (1989-91)

Discussant: Daniel Schiffman  (Ariel University Center)

Steven G. Medema (University of Colorado at Denver)

Creating a Paradox: Self-Interest, Civic Duty, and the Evolution of the Theory of the Rational Voter

Discussant: Audience

Sophie Harnay (University of Paris X) and Alain Marciano (University of Reims)

Altruism And Self-Interest In The Economic Analyses Of Rescue Law

Discussant: Audience

Philippe Fontaine (Ecole normale supérieure de Cachan)

Beyond Altruism? Economics and the Minimization of Unselfish Behavior, 1976-1993

Discussant: Audience

David M. Levy (George Mason University) and Sandra Peart (University of Richmond)

If Gary Becker Were Archbishop: Richard Whately's Analytical Egalitarianism

Discussant: Ross Emmett (James Madison College, Michigan State University)

Harro Maas (University of Amsterdam)

"Vain Eutopias Seated in the Brain:" Armchair Observation in Economics

Discussant: Ross Emmett (James Madison College, Michigan State University)

Tae-Hee Jo (Buffalo State College)

The Micro-Macro Synthesis in Veblen's Institutional Economics

Discussant: Warren J. Samuels (Michigan State University) and Marianne Johnson (University of Wisconsin Oskosh)

Namhyung Lee (Korea University)

Was Hayek Right After All?: His Unsolved Dilemma of Group Selection, Spontaneous Order and Evolutionary Games

Discussant: Bruce Caldwell (University of North Carolina Greensboro, Duke University

Douglas MacKenzie (SUNY Plattsburgh)

Trial and Error in the Socialist Calculation Debate

Discussant: Ivars Brivers ( BA Business and Financial Research Centre, Riga, Latvia)

Ivan Moscati (Bocconi University)

Expected Utility Theory: The Early Debates

Discussant: Allan Hynes (University of Toronto)

John Davis  (University of Amsterdam and Marquette University)

Psychology’s Recent Challenge to Economics: Rationality and the Individual

Discussant: Esther-Mirjam Sent (Radboud University Nijmegen)

Carl Wennerlind (Barnard College)

The Historical Context of David Hume's Political Economy

Discussant: John Berdell (DePaul University)

Margaret Schabas (University of British Columbia)

David Hume on Value, Manners and Morals

Discussant: John Berdell (DePaul University)

Robert Dimand  (Brock University)

David Hume’s Monetary Thought: Theory and Applications

Discussant: John Berdell (DePaul University)

Loïc Charles  (INED)

The Reception of  David Hume’s Political Economy in France

Discussant: John Berdell (DePaul University)

Marion Gaspard  (Triangle, UMR CNRS 5206, Université de Lyon)

Logic and Rationality in Ramsey’s Thought:
Is Frank Ramsey’s Human Logic a Human Scale Logic?

Discussant: Gilles Dostaler (Universitè du Quèbec à Montrèal)

Pedro G. Duarte (University of San Paulo)

The Growing of Ramsey’s Growth Model

Discussant: Marion Gaspard  (Triangle, UMR CNRS 5206, Université de Lyon)

Katia Caldari and Ferdinando Meacci (University of Padova)

The Disappointment of Expectations and the Theory of Fluctuations

Discussant: Ingrid Rima (Temple University)

Paolo Trabucchi (Università Roma Tre)

Capital As A Single Magnitude In Some Writings Of The Early 1930s

Discussant: Avi J. Cohen (York University)

Clement Levallois (City University London)

Natural Allies or Bitter Enemies?: N. Georgescu-Roegen and the Birth of Ecological Economics

Discussant: C. Tyler DesRoches (Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Gianluca Bertini (University of Florence)

Was Don Patinkin a Monetarist?: Reinterpeting New Keynesian Thought About Liquidity Preference

Discussant: Jérôme de Boyer (PHARE, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)

Russell S. Boyer (University of Western Ontario)

The Origins of the Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments

Discussant: James Ahiakpor (California State University, East Bay)

Robin Neill  (University of Prince Edward Island)

The Passing of Naïve Neoclassicism: Economics in Canada, 1977-2007

Discussant: Michael Bradley (University of Maryland, Baltimore County)

Ivars Brivers (BA Business and Financial Research Centre, Riga, Latvia)

Karl Ballod (Atlanticus) and “Ein Blick in den Zukunftsstaat” from a Contemporary Point of View

Discussant: Marin Muzhani (Everest College and University of Florence)

Kevin Quinn (Bowling Green State University)

Reason, Spirit and Economics

Discussant: Francis Peddle (Dominican University College)

Michael Perelman  (California State University, Chico)

Marx, Carey and Liebig: The Early Environmental Economics of Guano

Discussant: Stephen Meardon (Bowling Green State University)