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domenica 30 ottobre 2011
giovedì 1 settembre 2011
Warren Samuels (1933-2011)
With great sadness, STOREP reports that Warren Samuels passed away August 17 at home in Gainesville, Florida. Warren was a highly respected and extensively published historian of economic thought, economic methodologist, and expert on the economic role of government. He was a long-time member of the Association for Social Economics, a member of the editorial board of the Review of Social Economy, president of the ASE in 1988, and a 1997 Divine Award recipient. Warren Samuels was author or co-authorhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif of many books and scholarly papers, edited or co-edited a tremendous number of volumes, including a considerable amount of unpublished, archival materials, edited or co-edited Journal of Economic Issues, Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, and the Journal of Income Distribution, was on the editorial boards of 22 journals, and edited or co-edited many book series. For the last number of years he worked at compiling and organizing every reference and interpretation of the invisible hand concept. Erasing the Invisible Hand: Essays on an Elusive and Misguided Concept in Economics will appear with Cambridge University Press in September. Warren will be remembered for his generosity and kindness towards those with whom he worked and interacted, for his tolerance, humanity, and concern for others, and for his intellectuality, openness, honesty, and his commitment to pluralism in economics. Many individuals and organizations benefited from his support, and the economics profession was fortunate to count him a member.
Website: https://www.msu.edu/~ec/faculty/samuels/samuels.htm
Website: https://www.msu.edu/~ec/faculty/samuels/samuels.htm
martedì 17 maggio 2011
Appeal of teachers and researchers
«Renewing the research and teaching in finance, economics and management to better serve the common good»
(Genève-Fribourg-Zürich March 2011)
(1) The authors of this appeal are deeply concerned that more than three years since the outbreak of the financial and macroeconomic crisis that highlighted the pitfalls, limitations, dangers and responsibilities of main-stream thought in economics, finance and management, the quasi-monopolistic position of such thought within the academic world nevertheless remains largely unchallenged. This situation reflects the institutional power that the unconditional proponents of main-stream thought continue to exert on university teaching and research. This domination, propagated by the so-called top universities, dates back at least a quarter of a century and is effectively global. However, the very fact that this paradigm persists despite the current crisis, highlights the extent of its power and the dangerousness of its dogmatic character. Teachers and researchers, the signatories of the appeal, assert that this situation restricts the fecundity of research and teaching in economics, finance and management, diverting them as it does from issues critical to society.
(2) This appeal is public and international and may be seen as part of a broader framework of convergent initiatives. Under current conditions, the academic world cannot be expected to train the open, innovative, responsible minds that are required for facing current and future challenges. This situation is restricted neither to Switzerland nor to Europe. Research on economics, finance, and management ought to contribute to the common good and avoid complacent analysis about the supposed benefits that the economic system may derive from of financialization of economic and social activities driven by the alleged benefits of financial innovation and speculation.
(3) Professors, lecturers and researchers have been entrusted by society with the task of serving the society through their search for a better understanding of reality. Only in this context does academic freedom have a real meaning. Such freedom entails a responsibility and not a mere license. Today the major priorities for research in finance, economics and management should be to examine their foundations as well as the implications of these foundations for practice in light of the events that led to the financial crisis. Only on the basis of such an examination will it be possible to design policies and remedies which lead to a balanced functioning of the economy.
(4) It is imperative to go beyond discussions between specialists with a similar cast of mind. Inevitably such discussions are likely to fall short of a critical examination of premises. The present situation requires the opening of the disciplines of economics, finance and management to a fundamental questioning, free of the trammels of the dominant conceptual framework, which is required for their regeneration. However, such efforts face strong resistance within the academic world and must therefore seek external support. Affirmation of the need of the disciplines of economics, finance and management for plurality of approaches entails debate concerning these disciplines’ epistemological, ethical and anthropological foundations.
(5) As trustees of the confidence of citizens and as producers of ideas that influence attitudes, behaviours and policies, we wish to draw the attention of public opinion and politicians to the fact that the conditions required for the responsible carrying-out of our mission are missing. This appeal is addressed, on the one hand, to students, researchers early in their careers, colleagues and economic actors and, on the other hand, to those with essential roles in the management of academic education and research such as rectors, presidents and deans of academic institutions, and administrators of research funding. All these parties have role to play in to ensuring the fulfilment of conditions for a fundamental regeneration of our disciplines and for the required return to Intellectual pluralism.
(6) Teachers of higher education, the signatories of this appeal, wish to suggest some courses of action that would promote such pluralism, the only defence against the risk of blinkered dogmatism and the misguided loss of intellectual and political direction which is the result of this dogmatism. These courses of action include:
Undertaking a critical retrospective review of recent teaching and research in economics, finance and management with the aim of raising awareness concerning the relevance to society of work in disciplines which are supported by public funding. Academic freedom cannot be a justification for teachers and researchers to ignore their broader social responsibility.
Actively promoting interdisciplinarity at institutional level through the encouragement of enhanced communication, of opening dedicated institutional spaces and fostering links between academics in different disciplines.
(7) Conditions have to be created to make intellectual pluralism a reality at all levels of the academic hierarchy through measures such as the following:
Consideration should be given when recruiting new academic personnel to their interest in broader socio-economic problems as well as in issues bearing on the equity, stability and sustainability of the economic and financial system.
The criteria for the evaluation of research should be expanded to include practical relevance and willingness, manifested in publications, to tackle interdisciplinary themes. Such an expansion would counterbalance existing criteria which attribute overwhelming importance to the number of publications in a limited number of highly rated, monolithic journals.
(8) Subjecting prevailing main-stream thought to reasoned criticism is a scientific duty. Such criticism makes possible progress towards the goal of intellectual pluralism in the disciplines of economics, finance and management, an intellectual pluralism which is essential to the capacity of these disciplines to enrich public debate and to clarify the nature of policy choices.
(9) The authors of this appeal are the following:
Titel/First Name/Last Name Institution
Country
Prof. Hon. Claude Auroi IUHEID – Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Heinrich Bortis University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Marc Chesney University of Zurich Switzerland
Prof. Paul Dembinski University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Denis Dupré University of Grenoble France
Prof. Rajna Gibson University of Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Jean-Christophe Graz University of Lausanne Switzerland
Em. Prof. Chris Lefebvre Catholic University of Leuven Belgium
Prof. Rafeal Matos HES Sierre Switzerland
Em. Prof. Claude Mouchot University of Lyon 2 France
Prof. Alfred Pastor IESE – Barcelona Spain
Prof. Étienne Perrot Catholic Institute of Paris France
Prof. HES Marie-Françoise Perruchoud-Massy HES Sierre Switzerland
Prof. Frédéric Poulon University Montesquieu – Bordeaux IV France
Prof. Birger P. Priddat University of Witten/Herdecke Germany
Gilles Raveaud
Maître de conférences University Paris 8 Saint-Denis France
Prof. Sergio Rossi University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Jean-Michel Servet IUHEID – Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Milad Zarin University of Neuchatel Switzerland
The colleagues from teaching and research and all interested persons, who read this appeal and would like to sign it, can do this on this blog by clicking on the following link: http://www.responsiblefinance.ch/appeal/sign-for-call. For any comments on this appeal please use the following field.
You can also send your signatures and comments to: manifeste@obsfin.ch.
(Genève-Fribourg-Zürich March 2011)
(1) The authors of this appeal are deeply concerned that more than three years since the outbreak of the financial and macroeconomic crisis that highlighted the pitfalls, limitations, dangers and responsibilities of main-stream thought in economics, finance and management, the quasi-monopolistic position of such thought within the academic world nevertheless remains largely unchallenged. This situation reflects the institutional power that the unconditional proponents of main-stream thought continue to exert on university teaching and research. This domination, propagated by the so-called top universities, dates back at least a quarter of a century and is effectively global. However, the very fact that this paradigm persists despite the current crisis, highlights the extent of its power and the dangerousness of its dogmatic character. Teachers and researchers, the signatories of the appeal, assert that this situation restricts the fecundity of research and teaching in economics, finance and management, diverting them as it does from issues critical to society.
(2) This appeal is public and international and may be seen as part of a broader framework of convergent initiatives. Under current conditions, the academic world cannot be expected to train the open, innovative, responsible minds that are required for facing current and future challenges. This situation is restricted neither to Switzerland nor to Europe. Research on economics, finance, and management ought to contribute to the common good and avoid complacent analysis about the supposed benefits that the economic system may derive from of financialization of economic and social activities driven by the alleged benefits of financial innovation and speculation.
(3) Professors, lecturers and researchers have been entrusted by society with the task of serving the society through their search for a better understanding of reality. Only in this context does academic freedom have a real meaning. Such freedom entails a responsibility and not a mere license. Today the major priorities for research in finance, economics and management should be to examine their foundations as well as the implications of these foundations for practice in light of the events that led to the financial crisis. Only on the basis of such an examination will it be possible to design policies and remedies which lead to a balanced functioning of the economy.
(4) It is imperative to go beyond discussions between specialists with a similar cast of mind. Inevitably such discussions are likely to fall short of a critical examination of premises. The present situation requires the opening of the disciplines of economics, finance and management to a fundamental questioning, free of the trammels of the dominant conceptual framework, which is required for their regeneration. However, such efforts face strong resistance within the academic world and must therefore seek external support. Affirmation of the need of the disciplines of economics, finance and management for plurality of approaches entails debate concerning these disciplines’ epistemological, ethical and anthropological foundations.
(5) As trustees of the confidence of citizens and as producers of ideas that influence attitudes, behaviours and policies, we wish to draw the attention of public opinion and politicians to the fact that the conditions required for the responsible carrying-out of our mission are missing. This appeal is addressed, on the one hand, to students, researchers early in their careers, colleagues and economic actors and, on the other hand, to those with essential roles in the management of academic education and research such as rectors, presidents and deans of academic institutions, and administrators of research funding. All these parties have role to play in to ensuring the fulfilment of conditions for a fundamental regeneration of our disciplines and for the required return to Intellectual pluralism.
(6) Teachers of higher education, the signatories of this appeal, wish to suggest some courses of action that would promote such pluralism, the only defence against the risk of blinkered dogmatism and the misguided loss of intellectual and political direction which is the result of this dogmatism. These courses of action include:
Undertaking a critical retrospective review of recent teaching and research in economics, finance and management with the aim of raising awareness concerning the relevance to society of work in disciplines which are supported by public funding. Academic freedom cannot be a justification for teachers and researchers to ignore their broader social responsibility.
Actively promoting interdisciplinarity at institutional level through the encouragement of enhanced communication, of opening dedicated institutional spaces and fostering links between academics in different disciplines.
(7) Conditions have to be created to make intellectual pluralism a reality at all levels of the academic hierarchy through measures such as the following:
Consideration should be given when recruiting new academic personnel to their interest in broader socio-economic problems as well as in issues bearing on the equity, stability and sustainability of the economic and financial system.
The criteria for the evaluation of research should be expanded to include practical relevance and willingness, manifested in publications, to tackle interdisciplinary themes. Such an expansion would counterbalance existing criteria which attribute overwhelming importance to the number of publications in a limited number of highly rated, monolithic journals.
(8) Subjecting prevailing main-stream thought to reasoned criticism is a scientific duty. Such criticism makes possible progress towards the goal of intellectual pluralism in the disciplines of economics, finance and management, an intellectual pluralism which is essential to the capacity of these disciplines to enrich public debate and to clarify the nature of policy choices.
(9) The authors of this appeal are the following:
Titel/First Name/Last Name Institution
Country
Prof. Hon. Claude Auroi IUHEID – Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Heinrich Bortis University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Marc Chesney University of Zurich Switzerland
Prof. Paul Dembinski University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Denis Dupré University of Grenoble France
Prof. Rajna Gibson University of Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Jean-Christophe Graz University of Lausanne Switzerland
Em. Prof. Chris Lefebvre Catholic University of Leuven Belgium
Prof. Rafeal Matos HES Sierre Switzerland
Em. Prof. Claude Mouchot University of Lyon 2 France
Prof. Alfred Pastor IESE – Barcelona Spain
Prof. Étienne Perrot Catholic Institute of Paris France
Prof. HES Marie-Françoise Perruchoud-Massy HES Sierre Switzerland
Prof. Frédéric Poulon University Montesquieu – Bordeaux IV France
Prof. Birger P. Priddat University of Witten/Herdecke Germany
Gilles Raveaud
Maître de conférences University Paris 8 Saint-Denis France
Prof. Sergio Rossi University of Fribourg Switzerland
Prof. Jean-Michel Servet IUHEID – Geneva Switzerland
Prof. Milad Zarin University of Neuchatel Switzerland
The colleagues from teaching and research and all interested persons, who read this appeal and would like to sign it, can do this on this blog by clicking on the following link: http://www.responsiblefinance.ch/appeal/sign-for-call. For any comments on this appeal please use the following field.
You can also send your signatures and comments to: manifeste@obsfin.ch.
giovedì 12 maggio 2011
Comunicazione Ministro Reclutamento
Si segnala che all'indirizzo http://www.unisi.it/dl2/20110510143150350/revisione_statuti_lettera_ministro.pdf, è consultabile la lettera dell'onorevole Ministro Maria Stella Gelmini sull'applicazione della Legge 30 dicembre 2010 N. 240.
martedì 22 marzo 2011
BBC Radio Short Stories on the History of Economics
BBC Radio has just begun a short series on the history of economics.
The series is called The Story of Economics, and is introduced by Michael Blastland.
The first programme was today (March 16th) followed by two further ones (on 23rd and 30th March) at 4.30 local UK time (GMT).
These programmes include bite-sized contributions from historians of economics.
You can "listen again" to each programme (it is available for the following 7 days after its initial airing; and you don't need to register to listen at http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/programmes/schedules/fm )
The series is called The Story of Economics, and is introduced by Michael Blastland.
The first programme was today (March 16th) followed by two further ones (on 23rd and 30th March) at 4.30 local UK time (GMT).
These programmes include bite-sized contributions from historians of economics.
You can "listen again" to each programme (it is available for the following 7 days after its initial airing; and you don't need to register to listen at http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/programmes/schedules/fm )
giovedì 24 febbraio 2011
Newsletter Working Papers RepEc
Carlo d'Ippoliti (Sapienza Università di Roma) e Fred Lee dell'Universitá del Missouri - Kansas City hanno creato una newsletter settimanale che raccoglie tutti i nuovi working paper aggiunti al database online RepEc sul tema "microeconomia eterodossa" (includendo gli approcci femminista, storico- istituzionale, evoluzionista, marxiano, sraffiano, e qualsiasi altro non si riconosca nel mainstream).
Per iscriversi occorre visitare la pagina http:// nep.repec.org/ e selezionare NEP-HME.
Per ulteriori informazioni: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn111.html#A_New_NEP_HME_Heterodox_Microe_597272691170359
Per iscriversi occorre visitare la pagina http:// nep.repec.org/ e selezionare NEP-HME.
Per ulteriori informazioni: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn111.html#A_New_NEP_HME_Heterodox_Microe_597272691170359
mercoledì 12 gennaio 2011
Weboeconomia - New website
The website of Œconomia - History / Methodology / Philosophy is now open. http://www.weboeconomia.org
Weboeconomia is dedicated to the promotion of Œconomia.
It gives information to authors and readers about the Journal, as well as complementary services (Schedule, Thesis, Archives).
On Weboeconomia, you can also browse the Œconomia Book Review Online.
If you want to be kept informed about regular updating of Weboeconomia, you can subscribe to the Mailing List from the website.
Weboeconomia is dedicated to the promotion of Œconomia.
It gives information to authors and readers about the Journal, as well as complementary services (Schedule, Thesis, Archives).
On Weboeconomia, you can also browse the Œconomia Book Review Online.
If you want to be kept informed about regular updating of Weboeconomia, you can subscribe to the Mailing List from the website.
martedì 21 dicembre 2010
Buone feste
Il blog STOREP sospende la propria attività per il periodo natalizio. Tornerà il 10 gennaio. Buone feste!
giovedì 28 ottobre 2010
*Princeton Global Science (PGS)
*Princeton Global Science (PGS) is a new initiative of Princeton University Press highlighting the work of our authors and their books in addressing the great scientific and technological issues alive in the world today.
Every two weeks they will be featuring on the Princeton Global Scienceblog a recent PUP author, book, series, or other publication that delivers an important message on scientific research, science policy, or the connection between science and culture.
PGS is seen as a new and constructive element in enriching the greater conversation among our authors and editors as they engage with members of the science media, with booksellers and science policy professionals, and with educators, advocates, and students.
Every two weeks they will be featuring on the Princeton Global Scienceblog a recent PUP author, book, series, or other publication that delivers an important message on scientific research, science policy, or the connection between science and culture.
PGS is seen as a new and constructive element in enriching the greater conversation among our authors and editors as they engage with members of the science media, with booksellers and science policy professionals, and with educators, advocates, and students.
martedì 19 ottobre 2010
Heterodox Economics Newsletter - New Issue
Heterodox Economics Newsletter Issue 106 | October 18, 2010Table of Contents
Call for Papers
Association for Institutional Thought 2011 Conference
AFIT: Sixth Annual Student Scholars Award Competition
ASE at the Western Economic Association 2011 Conference
Economics and Policy of Energy and the Environment
The fifth “Dijon” Post-Keynesian Conference
Historical Materialism Special Issue: Middle East
History of Economics Society 2011 Meeting
19th International Input-Output Conference
International NGO Journal
Oeconomicus
Re-inventing the Lefts in Latin America: Critical Perspectives from Below
Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics: Development in Crisis
The Spirit of Capital: The Tenth Annual Philosophy Graduate Student Conference
Urban Anthropology: Urban Informal Economy
Call for Participants
APORDE (African Programme on Rethinking Development Economics) 2011
Cambridge Realist Workshop
Crisis of Labor, Crisis of Capital: A Global View from the End of the American Century
Ecology and Socialism: Solutions to Capitalist Ecological Crisis
Economic Policy: In Search of an Alternative Paradigm
Free course on Marx's Capital at Middlesex Philosophy Department
Global Development Course (London)
SOAS: The Globalisation Lectures 2010-2011
Interdisciplinary Seminars: Human Rights, Markets and Governance Challenges
Post-Keynesian Analyses and Modelling Task Group
Post Keynesian Economics Study Group: Cambridge Keynes Seminar
St Catharine's Political Economy Seminar Series
UMASS-New School Economics Graduate Student Workshop
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
California State University-Fresno, US
Connecticutt College, US
Finance Watch, Brussels
Keene State College, US
Lewis and Clark College, US
New Mexico State University, US
Open University, UK
Portland State University, US
United Steel Workers, Toronto, Canada
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, US
University of Massachusetts-Amherst, US
University of Massachusetts-Boston, US
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
The Economic Consequences of Mr Osborne
Globalization, Value Theory, and Crisis (video)
Heterodox Journals
American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 69(4): Oct. 2010
Challenge, 53(5): Sept.-Oct. 2010
Journal of Economic Issues, 44(3): Sept. 2010
Marxism 21: 2010
Metroeconomica, 61(4): Nov. 2010
Mother Pelican, 6(10): Oct. 2010
Science & Society, 7(3): July 2010
Heterodox Newsletters
CCPA
Global Labor Column
IDEAs: September 2010
Levy News: September 2010
nef e-letter: October 2010
PERI in Focus: Fall 2010
Heterodox Books and Book Series
Biofuels and the Globalization of Risk
Contemporary Capitalism and Its Crises: Social Structure of Accumulation Theory for the 21st Century
Culture Industry Today
The Dragon in the Room: China and the Future of Latin American Industrialization
Economic Theory and Social Change: Problems and revisions
Essays in Heterodox Economics
Heterodox Economic Perspectives on Contemporary Issues
Imperialist Canada
Meltdown: The End of the Age of Greed
New Book Series: Contemporary Anarchist Studies
Books from the Merlin Press
Heterodox Economics in the Media
Britain’s Austerity Apostles Duck the Debate
U.K. Bust Needs Big Spender by Pettifor and Chick
Larry Summers and the Subversion of Economics
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Post Keynesian economics and social justice
Websites: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn106.html [read]
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn106.pdf [download]
Call for Papers
Association for Institutional Thought 2011 Conference
AFIT: Sixth Annual Student Scholars Award Competition
ASE at the Western Economic Association 2011 Conference
Economics and Policy of Energy and the Environment
The fifth “Dijon” Post-Keynesian Conference
Historical Materialism Special Issue: Middle East
History of Economics Society 2011 Meeting
19th International Input-Output Conference
International NGO Journal
Oeconomicus
Re-inventing the Lefts in Latin America: Critical Perspectives from Below
Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics: Development in Crisis
The Spirit of Capital: The Tenth Annual Philosophy Graduate Student Conference
Urban Anthropology: Urban Informal Economy
Call for Participants
APORDE (African Programme on Rethinking Development Economics) 2011
Cambridge Realist Workshop
Crisis of Labor, Crisis of Capital: A Global View from the End of the American Century
Ecology and Socialism: Solutions to Capitalist Ecological Crisis
Economic Policy: In Search of an Alternative Paradigm
Free course on Marx's Capital at Middlesex Philosophy Department
Global Development Course (London)
SOAS: The Globalisation Lectures 2010-2011
Interdisciplinary Seminars: Human Rights, Markets and Governance Challenges
Post-Keynesian Analyses and Modelling Task Group
Post Keynesian Economics Study Group: Cambridge Keynes Seminar
St Catharine's Political Economy Seminar Series
UMASS-New School Economics Graduate Student Workshop
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
California State University-Fresno, US
Connecticutt College, US
Finance Watch, Brussels
Keene State College, US
Lewis and Clark College, US
New Mexico State University, US
Open University, UK
Portland State University, US
United Steel Workers, Toronto, Canada
University of Maryland, Baltimore County, US
University of Massachusetts-Amherst, US
University of Massachusetts-Boston, US
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
The Economic Consequences of Mr Osborne
Globalization, Value Theory, and Crisis (video)
Heterodox Journals
American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 69(4): Oct. 2010
Challenge, 53(5): Sept.-Oct. 2010
Journal of Economic Issues, 44(3): Sept. 2010
Marxism 21: 2010
Metroeconomica, 61(4): Nov. 2010
Mother Pelican, 6(10): Oct. 2010
Science & Society, 7(3): July 2010
Heterodox Newsletters
CCPA
Global Labor Column
IDEAs: September 2010
Levy News: September 2010
nef e-letter: October 2010
PERI in Focus: Fall 2010
Heterodox Books and Book Series
Biofuels and the Globalization of Risk
Contemporary Capitalism and Its Crises: Social Structure of Accumulation Theory for the 21st Century
Culture Industry Today
The Dragon in the Room: China and the Future of Latin American Industrialization
Economic Theory and Social Change: Problems and revisions
Essays in Heterodox Economics
Heterodox Economic Perspectives on Contemporary Issues
Imperialist Canada
Meltdown: The End of the Age of Greed
New Book Series: Contemporary Anarchist Studies
Books from the Merlin Press
Heterodox Economics in the Media
Britain’s Austerity Apostles Duck the Debate
U.K. Bust Needs Big Spender by Pettifor and Chick
Larry Summers and the Subversion of Economics
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Post Keynesian economics and social justice
Websites: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn106.html [read]
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn106.pdf [download]
venerdì 10 settembre 2010
The History of Economics Society - New Committees
The History of Economics Society is pleased to announce its committee structure for 2010-2011.
HES Committees, 2010-2011
Distinguished Fellow Committee
Steve Medema (Chair), University of Colorado Denver
Avi Cohen, York University
Sandra Peart, University of Richmond
Nominating Committee
Sandra Peart (Chair), University of Richmond
Neil Skaggs, Illinois State University
Annie Cot, University of Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne
Joseph J. Spengler Book Prize
David Andrews (Chair), SUNY-Oswego
Kevin Hoover, Duke University
Tiago Mata, University of Amsterdam
Nahid Aslanbeigui, Monmouth University
Joseph Dorfman Dissertation Prize
Malcolm Rutherford (Chair), University of Victoria, Canada
Peter Boettke, George Mason University
James Ahiakpor, California State University, East Bay
Best Article Prize
Amos Witztum (Chair), London Metropolitan University
Glenn Hueckel, Pomona College
Spencer Banzhaf , Georgia State University
Bruna Ingrao, Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
HES Committees, 2010-2011
Distinguished Fellow Committee
Steve Medema (Chair), University of Colorado Denver
Avi Cohen, York University
Sandra Peart, University of Richmond
Nominating Committee
Sandra Peart (Chair), University of Richmond
Neil Skaggs, Illinois State University
Annie Cot, University of Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne
Joseph J. Spengler Book Prize
David Andrews (Chair), SUNY-Oswego
Kevin Hoover, Duke University
Tiago Mata, University of Amsterdam
Nahid Aslanbeigui, Monmouth University
Joseph Dorfman Dissertation Prize
Malcolm Rutherford (Chair), University of Victoria, Canada
Peter Boettke, George Mason University
James Ahiakpor, California State University, East Bay
Best Article Prize
Amos Witztum (Chair), London Metropolitan University
Glenn Hueckel, Pomona College
Spencer Banzhaf , Georgia State University
Bruna Ingrao, Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
mercoledì 8 settembre 2010
Heterodox Economics Newsletter - New Issue
Heterodox Economics NewsletterIssue 103 | August 16, 2010
Table of Contents
Call for Papers
The 3rd Conference of the Buddhist Economics Research Platform
The 5th Annual Conference on the History of Recent Economics (HISRECO)
The 6th Forum of the World Association for Political Economy
The 9th Society of Heterodox Economists Conference: Extra Symposia
Association for Social Economics at EEA 2011
Business History Conference 2011
JMCE Research Student Workshop: "Rethinking Europe after the Crisis"
JSHET Conference 2011
Conferences, Seminars and Lectures
Causes Behind the Global Financial Crisis and 70′s Stagflation
University of Sydney: Two Public Lectures
Conference New Solutions @ 20
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
Bard College, USA
Bucknell University, USA
Foundations for European Progressive Studies
Hampshire College, USA
Sate University of New York at New Paltz, USA
Queens College, USA
Research Assistant with Gar Alperovitz, USA
United Nation’s Children and Armed Conflict
Hochschule Karlsruhe, Germany
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
Marxism, Conspiracy, and 9-11
The Validus Medicus and a New Gold Standard
A Critique of the Cold War Definition of Labour Values
One Big Dip and we are in it (so to speak)
Heterodox Journals
Economy and Society, 39(3): Aug. 2010
History of Economics Review, 51: Winter 2010.
Industrial and Corporate Change, 19(4): August 2010
International Review of Applied Economics, 24(4):Aug. 2010
International Review of Social History, 55(2): August 2010
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 32(4): Summer 2010
International Journal of Political Economy, 39(2): Summer 2010
MONETA E CREDITO, 63(250): 2010
PSL Quarterly Review, 63(253): 2010
Heterodox Newsletters
Friends of Associative Economics Bulletin: August 2010
IDEAs: July 2010
Global Labour Column
Levy News: August 2010
Policy Pennings
Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM), No 04-10
Heterodox Books and Book Series
A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilization: And How to Save It
Debt, the IMF, and the World Bank: Sixty Questions, Sixty Answers
Economic Liberalization and Political Violence: Utopia or Dystopia?
Financial Markets And Financial Fragility
Marx's 'Capital' - Fifth Edition
Book Series: Perspectives from Social Economics
The Political Economy of Israel's Occupation: Repression Beyond Exploitation
The Rise and Fall of Neoliberalism: The Collapse of an Economic Order?
The World Bank in India: Undermining Sovereignty, Distorting Development
Heterodox Book Reviews
A History of Russian Economic Thought
Elgar Companion to Adam Smith
Good Money: Birmingham Button Makers, the Royal Mint, and the Beginnings of Modern Coinage, 1775-1821: Private Enterprise and Popular Coinage
Pivotal Decade: How the United States Traded Factories for Finance in the Seventies
Marx and Philosophy Review of Books
Heterodox Economics in the Media
Finance Reform: Can We Prevent Another Collapse?
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Inquiry into Crisis Impact on Women in US
For Your Information
Over Fifty Australian Economists Agree Fiscal Stimulus Prevented A Major RecessionHistorical Materialism Subscription Offer
Websites:
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn103.html [read]
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn103.pdf [download]
Table of Contents
Call for Papers
The 3rd Conference of the Buddhist Economics Research Platform
The 5th Annual Conference on the History of Recent Economics (HISRECO)
The 6th Forum of the World Association for Political Economy
The 9th Society of Heterodox Economists Conference: Extra Symposia
Association for Social Economics at EEA 2011
Business History Conference 2011
JMCE Research Student Workshop: "Rethinking Europe after the Crisis"
JSHET Conference 2011
Conferences, Seminars and Lectures
Causes Behind the Global Financial Crisis and 70′s Stagflation
University of Sydney: Two Public Lectures
Conference New Solutions @ 20
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
Bard College, USA
Bucknell University, USA
Foundations for European Progressive Studies
Hampshire College, USA
Sate University of New York at New Paltz, USA
Queens College, USA
Research Assistant with Gar Alperovitz, USA
United Nation’s Children and Armed Conflict
Hochschule Karlsruhe, Germany
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
Marxism, Conspiracy, and 9-11
The Validus Medicus and a New Gold Standard
A Critique of the Cold War Definition of Labour Values
One Big Dip and we are in it (so to speak)
Heterodox Journals
Economy and Society, 39(3): Aug. 2010
History of Economics Review, 51: Winter 2010.
Industrial and Corporate Change, 19(4): August 2010
International Review of Applied Economics, 24(4):Aug. 2010
International Review of Social History, 55(2): August 2010
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 32(4): Summer 2010
International Journal of Political Economy, 39(2): Summer 2010
MONETA E CREDITO, 63(250): 2010
PSL Quarterly Review, 63(253): 2010
Heterodox Newsletters
Friends of Associative Economics Bulletin: August 2010
IDEAs: July 2010
Global Labour Column
Levy News: August 2010
Policy Pennings
Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM), No 04-10
Heterodox Books and Book Series
A User's Guide to the Crisis of Civilization: And How to Save It
Debt, the IMF, and the World Bank: Sixty Questions, Sixty Answers
Economic Liberalization and Political Violence: Utopia or Dystopia?
Financial Markets And Financial Fragility
Marx's 'Capital' - Fifth Edition
Book Series: Perspectives from Social Economics
The Political Economy of Israel's Occupation: Repression Beyond Exploitation
The Rise and Fall of Neoliberalism: The Collapse of an Economic Order?
The World Bank in India: Undermining Sovereignty, Distorting Development
Heterodox Book Reviews
A History of Russian Economic Thought
Elgar Companion to Adam Smith
Good Money: Birmingham Button Makers, the Royal Mint, and the Beginnings of Modern Coinage, 1775-1821: Private Enterprise and Popular Coinage
Pivotal Decade: How the United States Traded Factories for Finance in the Seventies
Marx and Philosophy Review of Books
Heterodox Economics in the Media
Finance Reform: Can We Prevent Another Collapse?
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Inquiry into Crisis Impact on Women in US
For Your Information
Over Fifty Australian Economists Agree Fiscal Stimulus Prevented A Major RecessionHistorical Materialism Subscription Offer
Websites:
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn103.html [read]
http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn103.pdf [download]
venerdì 30 luglio 2010
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martedì 27 luglio 2010
Documentary Antonio de Viti de Marco
The trailer for a documentary that follows the life of Antonio de Viti de Marco, one of the most outstanding Italian economist, has been posted by Manuela Mosca at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwL-Af_5Uxk&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwL-Af_5Uxk&feature=related
venerdì 12 marzo 2010
Heterodox Economics Newsletter - New Issue
Heterodox Economics Newsletter - Issue 96 | March 8, 2010
In this issue:
Call for Papers
12th Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics
The Future of Post Keynesian Economics, ADEK and AHE
First ever Green Economics Conference
5th Annual Green Economics Conference
7th Pan-European SGIR Conference
Can it happen again?
CofFEE Conference
“Imagined Recovery” Cultural Political Economy and the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis
IIPPE First International Conference in Political Economy
MECCI working group session in Crete IIPPE Conference
Thoughts on Economic Development, China and the West
The Political Economy of Taxation: International Conference
Strategic Decision-Making in Labor and Social Movement Organizations
Forum the Spirit of Innovation IV
Contemporary Social Movements and the Social Forum Process: From the Global to the Local
Conferences, Seminars and Lectures
Séminaire Hétérodoxies du CES
GLA Economics seminar
History and Philosophy of Economics
Human Capital for Sustainable Economies
Marx Memorial Library events
Alternatives to Capitalism: Self-Management in the Spotlight
Systematic Mixed Methods Research: What, Why, and How?
How Class Works 2010
Spring Alternative Summit: For Another Europe of Knowledge
MicroCafé: Seminars on the History and Philosophy of Microeconomics
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
Balliol College, Oxford
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
The Crisis of Financialised Capitalism: Highlighting the Urgent Need for Public Banks
U.S. BITs and Financial Stability
Greece-bashing is hiding the obvious: monetary union urgently needs economic union
Climate-Resilient Industrial Development Paths: Design Principles and Alternative Models
How Should the Economy be Regulated?
Heterodox Journals and Newsletters
Agenda: A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform, 16(4): 2009
American Journal of Economics and Sociology
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 34(2): March 2010
Critical Perspectives on International Business
Critical Theory and Social Justice (CTSJ), 1(1): 2010
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 32(2): Winter 2009-10
Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
Pelican Journal of Sustainable Development, 6(3): March 2010
Review of Social Economy, 68(1): March 2010
Economic Sociology Newsletter, 11(2): March 2010
Friends of Associative Economics Bulletin
IDEAs
Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM)
Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives
Post Keynesian Economics Study Group
Heterodox Books and Book Series
The Economics Anti-Textbook: A Critical Thinker’s Guide to Microeconomics
John Maynard Keynes: The Making of a Revolution
Theories of Value from Adam Smith to Piero Sraffa
Capitalism & The Dialectic: The Uno-Sekine Approach to Marxian Economy
The Competent Public Sphere: Global Political Economy, Dialogue and the Contemporary Workplace
Academic Repression: Reflections from the Academic Industrial Complex
Democracy and Other Neoliberal Fantasies: Communicative Capitalism and Left Politics
Economics for the Rest of Us: Debunking the Science that Makes Life Dismal
Freedom Not Yet: Liberation and the Next World Order
Nobody Called Me Charlie : The Story of a Radical White Journalist Writing for a Black Newspaper in the Civil Rights Era
The Roller Coaster Economy: Financial Crisis, Great Recession,and the Public Option
Striving to Save: Creating Policies for Financial Security of Low-Income Families
La fábrica del conocimiento. La universidad-empresa en la producción flexible
Heterodox Book Reviews
Revisiting Keynes: Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren
The Intellectual Foundations of Alfred Marshall’s Economic Science: A Rounded Globe of Knowledge
Heterodox Graduate Program and PhD Scholarships/Research Fellowships
University of Manchester
Middlesex University
Heterodox Web Sites and Associates
Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT)
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Call for Discussants: Issues in Heterodox Microeconomics
Economics Curriculum Survey: The evolution of economics teaching in Australia
For Your Information
John Loxley, the Winner of the John Kenneth Galbraith Prize 2010
Greenspan, Friedman, and Summers win Dynamite Prize in Economics
Manifesto for the freedom of economic thought
Online Debate about Free Trade
Peitition: Breaking the grip of budget hysteria in the UK
Videos of London Memorial Meeting for Daniel Bensaid
Website: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn96.html
In this issue:
Call for Papers
12th Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics
The Future of Post Keynesian Economics, ADEK and AHE
First ever Green Economics Conference
5th Annual Green Economics Conference
7th Pan-European SGIR Conference
Can it happen again?
CofFEE Conference
“Imagined Recovery” Cultural Political Economy and the 2007-2009 Financial Crisis
IIPPE First International Conference in Political Economy
MECCI working group session in Crete IIPPE Conference
Thoughts on Economic Development, China and the West
The Political Economy of Taxation: International Conference
Strategic Decision-Making in Labor and Social Movement Organizations
Forum the Spirit of Innovation IV
Contemporary Social Movements and the Social Forum Process: From the Global to the Local
Conferences, Seminars and Lectures
Séminaire Hétérodoxies du CES
GLA Economics seminar
History and Philosophy of Economics
Human Capital for Sustainable Economies
Marx Memorial Library events
Alternatives to Capitalism: Self-Management in the Spotlight
Systematic Mixed Methods Research: What, Why, and How?
How Class Works 2010
Spring Alternative Summit: For Another Europe of Knowledge
MicroCafé: Seminars on the History and Philosophy of Microeconomics
Job Postings for Heterodox Economists
Balliol College, Oxford
Conference Papers, Reports, and Articles
The Crisis of Financialised Capitalism: Highlighting the Urgent Need for Public Banks
U.S. BITs and Financial Stability
Greece-bashing is hiding the obvious: monetary union urgently needs economic union
Climate-Resilient Industrial Development Paths: Design Principles and Alternative Models
How Should the Economy be Regulated?
Heterodox Journals and Newsletters
Agenda: A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform, 16(4): 2009
American Journal of Economics and Sociology
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 34(2): March 2010
Critical Perspectives on International Business
Critical Theory and Social Justice (CTSJ), 1(1): 2010
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 32(2): Winter 2009-10
Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines
Pelican Journal of Sustainable Development, 6(3): March 2010
Review of Social Economy, 68(1): March 2010
Economic Sociology Newsletter, 11(2): March 2010
Friends of Associative Economics Bulletin
IDEAs
Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic Policies (FMM)
Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives
Post Keynesian Economics Study Group
Heterodox Books and Book Series
The Economics Anti-Textbook: A Critical Thinker’s Guide to Microeconomics
John Maynard Keynes: The Making of a Revolution
Theories of Value from Adam Smith to Piero Sraffa
Capitalism & The Dialectic: The Uno-Sekine Approach to Marxian Economy
The Competent Public Sphere: Global Political Economy, Dialogue and the Contemporary Workplace
Academic Repression: Reflections from the Academic Industrial Complex
Democracy and Other Neoliberal Fantasies: Communicative Capitalism and Left Politics
Economics for the Rest of Us: Debunking the Science that Makes Life Dismal
Freedom Not Yet: Liberation and the Next World Order
Nobody Called Me Charlie : The Story of a Radical White Journalist Writing for a Black Newspaper in the Civil Rights Era
The Roller Coaster Economy: Financial Crisis, Great Recession,and the Public Option
Striving to Save: Creating Policies for Financial Security of Low-Income Families
La fábrica del conocimiento. La universidad-empresa en la producción flexible
Heterodox Book Reviews
Revisiting Keynes: Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren
The Intellectual Foundations of Alfred Marshall’s Economic Science: A Rounded Globe of Knowledge
Heterodox Graduate Program and PhD Scholarships/Research Fellowships
University of Manchester
Middlesex University
Heterodox Web Sites and Associates
Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT)
Queries from Heterodox Economists
Call for Discussants: Issues in Heterodox Microeconomics
Economics Curriculum Survey: The evolution of economics teaching in Australia
For Your Information
John Loxley, the Winner of the John Kenneth Galbraith Prize 2010
Greenspan, Friedman, and Summers win Dynamite Prize in Economics
Manifesto for the freedom of economic thought
Online Debate about Free Trade
Peitition: Breaking the grip of budget hysteria in the UK
Videos of London Memorial Meeting for Daniel Bensaid
Website: http://heterodoxnews.com/n/htn96.html
martedì 2 marzo 2010
Manifesto for the freedom of economic thought
The Paolo Sylos Labini Association proposes a "Manifesto for the freedom of economic thought". Up to now more than 600 economists (mostly Italian) have sign it. To join them, follow this link:
http://www.syloslabini.info/online/?page_id=1322
http://www.syloslabini.info/online/?page_id=1322
giovedì 4 febbraio 2010
Econstories.tv - Fear the Boom and Bust
Si segnala il nuovo sito web http://www.econstories.tv/home.html
Econstories.tv is a place to learn about the economic way of thinking through the eyes of creative director John Papola and creative economist Russ Roberts
In Fear the Boom and Bust, John Maynard Keynes and F. A. Hayek, two of the great economists of the 20th century, come back to life to attend an economics conference on the economic crisis. Before the conference begins, and at the insistence of Lord Keynes, they go out for a night on the town and sing about why there's a "boom and bust" cycle in modern economies and good reason to fear it.
The website will post clips from interviews with leading economists on macroeconomic concepts and the current state of macroeconomics.
Econstories.tv is a place to learn about the economic way of thinking through the eyes of creative director John Papola and creative economist Russ Roberts
In Fear the Boom and Bust, John Maynard Keynes and F. A. Hayek, two of the great economists of the 20th century, come back to life to attend an economics conference on the economic crisis. Before the conference begins, and at the insistence of Lord Keynes, they go out for a night on the town and sing about why there's a "boom and bust" cycle in modern economies and good reason to fear it.
The website will post clips from interviews with leading economists on macroeconomic concepts and the current state of macroeconomics.
mercoledì 3 febbraio 2010
History of Economic Thought Society of Australia Website
E' stato rinnovato il sito web dell'History of Economic Thought Society of Australia
http://www.hetsa.org.au/
Il nuovo sito contiene permette anche l'accesso ai volumi della rivista History of Economics Review, che viene pubblicata due volte l'anno.
http://www.hetsa.org.au/historyeconreview.html
http://www.hetsa.org.au/
Il nuovo sito contiene permette anche l'accesso ai volumi della rivista History of Economics Review, che viene pubblicata due volte l'anno.
http://www.hetsa.org.au/historyeconreview.html
lunedì 1 febbraio 2010
Opere Complete di Jules Dupuit
E' disponibile onlinbe la Couverture et du Bon de Commande (in versione PDF) de l’ouvrage de Jules Dupuit - Oeuvres Economiques Complètes (Volumes 1 et 2) - Etablies con la presentazione di Yves Breton et Gérard Klotz.
Website: http://www.charlesgide.fr/documents/dupuit_oeuvres_economiques_completes.pdf
Website: http://www.charlesgide.fr/documents/dupuit_oeuvres_economiques_completes.pdf
martedì 22 dicembre 2009
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