A Master degree in History of Economic Thought is organized jointly at Paris, France, by five major French Universities (Universities of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas, Paris-Dauphine, Paris-Ouest, and Evry).
See web page http://theme.univ-paris1.fr/ProgHPE.html
This opens into the preparation of a PhD dissertation.
PhD students in History of economic thought are welcome in the research center of the Sorbonne in History of Economic Thought, PHARE (http://phare.univ-paris1.fr/)
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lunedì 2 maggio 2011
giovedì 28 aprile 2011
STOREP Summer School - Deadline Call for papers
LAST CALL – Reminder
Deadline for abstract submission: 30 April 2011Announcement and Call for papers
14th Summer School on History of Economic Thought, Economic Philosophy and Economic History 14e Université d’été en Histoire, Philosophie et Pensée Économiques
Lisbon, 1-8 September 2011
PhD students and young scholars (PhD degree after January 2009) on history of economic thought, economic philosophy and economic history are invited to apply to this Summer School to be held in Lisbon at the Instituto de Ciências Sociais (University of Lisbon) on 1-8 September 2011. Approximately 30 proposals by PhD students and young scholars will be selected for presentation.
The Summer School will include a series of seminars and lectures by invited speakers on the theme Economic crises and crisis in economics: history, theory and policy.
Further information and download of the application form are available at http://www.summer-school-het.ics.ul.pt/
On behalf of the scientific and organizing committees of the Summer School
José Luís Cardoso (ICS, University of Lisbon)
André Lapidus (PHARE, University of Paris I)
Deadline for abstract submission: 30 April 2011Announcement and Call for papers
14th Summer School on History of Economic Thought, Economic Philosophy and Economic History 14e Université d’été en Histoire, Philosophie et Pensée Économiques
Lisbon, 1-8 September 2011
PhD students and young scholars (PhD degree after January 2009) on history of economic thought, economic philosophy and economic history are invited to apply to this Summer School to be held in Lisbon at the Instituto de Ciências Sociais (University of Lisbon) on 1-8 September 2011. Approximately 30 proposals by PhD students and young scholars will be selected for presentation.
The Summer School will include a series of seminars and lectures by invited speakers on the theme Economic crises and crisis in economics: history, theory and policy.
Further information and download of the application form are available at http://www.summer-school-het.ics.ul.pt/
On behalf of the scientific and organizing committees of the Summer School
José Luís Cardoso (ICS, University of Lisbon)
André Lapidus (PHARE, University of Paris I)
martedì 19 aprile 2011
Summer school and Master University of Pavia
The call for paper of the Summer School "STRUCTURAL CHANGE, REAL-FINANCIAL INTERACTIONS AND DEVELOPMENT" which will be held at the University of Pavia on June 13-21, 2011 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/callpavia2011.pdf
The call for paper of the Master in Cooperation and Development which will be held at the University of Pavia from November 2011 to June 2013 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/masterpavia2011.pdf
http://www.storep.org/callpavia2011.pdf
The call for paper of the Master in Cooperation and Development which will be held at the University of Pavia from November 2011 to June 2013 is downloadable at:
http://www.storep.org/masterpavia2011.pdf
lunedì 11 aprile 2011
XIV Summer school on Economics and Philosophy
Experiments in Economics, Experiments in Philosophy
San Sebastian, July 27-29 (2011)
XIV Summer school on Economics and Philosophy. Organized by the University of the Basque Country and the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation.
Coordinators: Cristina Bicchieri (UPenn), Jason Dana (UPenn), María Jiménez Buedo (UNED)
Convenor: Alfonso Dubois (UPV/EHU)
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
1. Aims and scope
Since 1998 the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation has annually organized a Summer School on frontier topics between philosophy and economics and other social sciences, bringing together scholars from all these fields to explore them. The aim of this year Summer School is to explore the potential avenues for collaboration between the growing disciplines of experimental economics and experimental philosophy. Experimental economics has evolved into a thriving subfield, as attested by the number of experimental papers published in leading general economics journals. This growing enthusiasm for experiments in economics has coincided with the revival of philosophical and methodological analyses of causality, which view the controlled experiment as the privileged gate to causal inference. But more importantly, in the last years, a new field known as experimental philosophy has set out to complement or even substitute for pre-theoretical intuitions regarding philosophical themes such as moral dilemmas or rationality. At a moment in which experimental economics is already well-established and experimental philosophy is emerging, this meeting compares their main themes and results.
2. Preliminary list of speakers
Nicholas BARDSLEY (University of Reading), Giorgio CORICELLI (CNRS, Institut des Sciences Cognitives, Lyon), Francesco GUALA (Univ. di Milano),Nagore IRIBERRI (U. Pompeu Fabra), Joshua KNOBE (Yale University), Shaun NICHOLS (U. Arizona), Daniel ZIZZO (University of East Anglia), Cristina BICCHIERI (UPenn), Jason DANA (UPenn),
3. Call for papers
We encourage submission of papers that cover one or more of the above areas. The scientific committee will consider a number of submissions by young scholars at graduate or postgraduate level. The Foundation will cover the registration fees and accommodation expenses of the authors. Please send a pdf abstract of no more than 500 words to philandecon@gmail.com by April 7th. A decision will be made by April 15th.
4.Registration
The School also considers applications from those wishing to attend without presenting a paper. The registration period opens up at a later date, by which those who have expressed interest in only attending will be notified. Places are limited and preference is given to presenters.
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
San Sebastian, July 27-29 (2011)
XIV Summer school on Economics and Philosophy. Organized by the University of the Basque Country and the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation.
Coordinators: Cristina Bicchieri (UPenn), Jason Dana (UPenn), María Jiménez Buedo (UNED)
Convenor: Alfonso Dubois (UPV/EHU)
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
1. Aims and scope
Since 1998 the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation has annually organized a Summer School on frontier topics between philosophy and economics and other social sciences, bringing together scholars from all these fields to explore them. The aim of this year Summer School is to explore the potential avenues for collaboration between the growing disciplines of experimental economics and experimental philosophy. Experimental economics has evolved into a thriving subfield, as attested by the number of experimental papers published in leading general economics journals. This growing enthusiasm for experiments in economics has coincided with the revival of philosophical and methodological analyses of causality, which view the controlled experiment as the privileged gate to causal inference. But more importantly, in the last years, a new field known as experimental philosophy has set out to complement or even substitute for pre-theoretical intuitions regarding philosophical themes such as moral dilemmas or rationality. At a moment in which experimental economics is already well-established and experimental philosophy is emerging, this meeting compares their main themes and results.
2. Preliminary list of speakers
Nicholas BARDSLEY (University of Reading), Giorgio CORICELLI (CNRS, Institut des Sciences Cognitives, Lyon), Francesco GUALA (Univ. di Milano),Nagore IRIBERRI (U. Pompeu Fabra), Joshua KNOBE (Yale University), Shaun NICHOLS (U. Arizona), Daniel ZIZZO (University of East Anglia), Cristina BICCHIERI (UPenn), Jason DANA (UPenn),
3. Call for papers
We encourage submission of papers that cover one or more of the above areas. The scientific committee will consider a number of submissions by young scholars at graduate or postgraduate level. The Foundation will cover the registration fees and accommodation expenses of the authors. Please send a pdf abstract of no more than 500 words to philandecon@gmail.com by April 7th. A decision will be made by April 15th.
4.Registration
The School also considers applications from those wishing to attend without presenting a paper. The registration period opens up at a later date, by which those who have expressed interest in only attending will be notified. Places are limited and preference is given to presenters.
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
lunedì 28 febbraio 2011
Summer School "Experiments in Economics, Experiments in Philosophy"
XIV Summer school on Economics and Philosophy. Organized by the University of the Basque Country and the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation.
Experiments in Economics, Experiments in Philosophy
San Sebastian, July 27-29 (2011)
Coordinators: Cristina Bicchieri (UPenn), Jason Dana (UPenn), María Jiménez Buedo (UNED)
Convenor: Alfonso Dubois (UPV/EHU)
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
1. Aims and scope:
Since 1998 the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation has annually organized a Summer School on frontier topics between philosophy and economics and other social sciences, bringing together scholars from all these fields to explore them. The aim of this year Summer School is to explore the potential avenues for collaboration between the growing disciplines of experimental economics and experimental philosophy. Experimental economics has evolved into a thriving subfield, as attested by the number of experimental papers published in leading general economics journals. This growing enthusiasm for experiments in economics has coincided with the revival of philosophical and methodological analyses of causality, which view the controlled experiment as the privileged gate to causal inference. But more importantly, in the last years, a new field known as experimental philosophy has set out to complement or even substitute for pre-theoretical intuitions regarding philosophical themes such as moral dilemmas or rationality. At a moment in which experimental economics is already well-established and experimental philosophy is emerging, this meeting compares their main themes and results.
2. Preliminary list of speakers
Nicholas BARDSLEY (University of Reading), Giorgio CORICELLI (CNRS, Institut des Sciences Cognitives, Lyon), Francesco GUALA (Univ. di Milano),Nagore IRIBERRI (U. Pompeu Fabra), Joshua KNOBE (Yale University), Daniel ZIZZO (University of East Anglia), Cristina BICCHIERI (UPenn), Jason DANA (UPenn)
3. Call for papers
We encourage submission of papers that cover one or more of the above areas. The scientific committee will consider a number of submissions by young scholars at graduate or postgraduate level. The Foundation will cover the registration fees and accommodation expenses of the authors. Please send a pdf abstract of no more than 500 words to philandecon@gmail.com before April 1st. A decision will be made by April 15th.
Website: http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
Experiments in Economics, Experiments in Philosophy
San Sebastian, July 27-29 (2011)
Coordinators: Cristina Bicchieri (UPenn), Jason Dana (UPenn), María Jiménez Buedo (UNED)
Convenor: Alfonso Dubois (UPV/EHU)
http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
1. Aims and scope:
Since 1998 the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation has annually organized a Summer School on frontier topics between philosophy and economics and other social sciences, bringing together scholars from all these fields to explore them. The aim of this year Summer School is to explore the potential avenues for collaboration between the growing disciplines of experimental economics and experimental philosophy. Experimental economics has evolved into a thriving subfield, as attested by the number of experimental papers published in leading general economics journals. This growing enthusiasm for experiments in economics has coincided with the revival of philosophical and methodological analyses of causality, which view the controlled experiment as the privileged gate to causal inference. But more importantly, in the last years, a new field known as experimental philosophy has set out to complement or even substitute for pre-theoretical intuitions regarding philosophical themes such as moral dilemmas or rationality. At a moment in which experimental economics is already well-established and experimental philosophy is emerging, this meeting compares their main themes and results.
2. Preliminary list of speakers
Nicholas BARDSLEY (University of Reading), Giorgio CORICELLI (CNRS, Institut des Sciences Cognitives, Lyon), Francesco GUALA (Univ. di Milano),Nagore IRIBERRI (U. Pompeu Fabra), Joshua KNOBE (Yale University), Daniel ZIZZO (University of East Anglia), Cristina BICCHIERI (UPenn), Jason DANA (UPenn)
3. Call for papers
We encourage submission of papers that cover one or more of the above areas. The scientific committee will consider a number of submissions by young scholars at graduate or postgraduate level. The Foundation will cover the registration fees and accommodation expenses of the authors. Please send a pdf abstract of no more than 500 words to philandecon@gmail.com before April 1st. A decision will be made by April 15th.
Website: http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2011.html
martedì 7 dicembre 2010
Call for participation 12th annual Summer Institute
The 12th annual Summer Institute for the Preservation of the History of Economics will be held at the University of Richmond, June 24-27,2011. The Institute offers a forum for graduate students and distinguished scholars to present work in progress or more polished papers to a lively audience. The mission is to help young scholars connect in a workshop setting with young and eminent scholars in the field. Past speakers include Brad Bateman, Mauro Boianovsky, Marcel Boumans, James Buchanan, Dave Colander, Evelyn Forget, Dan Hammond, Samuel Hollander, Kevin Hoover, M. Ali Khan, Anthony Laden, David Levy, Deirdre McCloskey, Steve Medema, Phil Mirowski, Leon Montes, Mary Morgan, Maria Pia Paganelli, Sandra Peart, Malcolm Rutherford, Warren Samuels, Eric Schliesser, Gordon Tullock, Anthony Waterman, and Roy Weintraub. For the 2011 session, proposals are invited on any topic in the history of economic thought. New participants are welcome, as are recommendations and submissions from any and all interested parties.
Details about travel,housing and other matters will be posted early in 2011.
Expressions of interest, topics of interest, paper proposals or queries should be sent to: David M. Levy, Professor of Economics, George Mason University DavidMLevy@gmail.com. Sandra J. Peart, Dean, Jepson School of Leadership Studies speart@richmond.edu
Details about travel,housing and other matters will be posted early in 2011.
Expressions of interest, topics of interest, paper proposals or queries should be sent to: David M. Levy, Professor of Economics, George Mason University DavidMLevy@gmail.com. Sandra J. Peart, Dean, Jepson School of Leadership Studies speart@richmond.edu
giovedì 2 settembre 2010
STOREP Summer School - Program
The program of the 13th Summer School on Economic History, Philosophy, and History of Economic Thought, which will be held on September 2-8, 2010 is available at:
http://www.storep.org/summerschool/program.pdf
For updated information please go to:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
http://www.storep.org/summerschool/program.pdf
For updated information please go to:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
giovedì 10 giugno 2010
Storep Summer School - New dates and deadline
La STOREP, insieme all’Associazione francese Charles Gide per la Studio del pensiero economico, sponsorizza la 13th SUMMER School on Economic History, Philosophy, and History of Economic Thought, che si terrà a Acqui Terme dal 1 all'8 settembre 2010 sul tema Cooperazione e conflitto: lezioni dalla storia e dalla teoria economica. La Summer School è destinata a dottorandi e giovani studiosi.
Scadenza per la presentazione delle domande: 30 giugno 2010
Le domande devono essere indirizzate a Katia Caldari, katia.caldari@unipd.it
Il call for paper è scaricabile sui seguenti siti
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummer.pdf (in inglese)
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummerit.pdf (in italiano)
Ulteriori informazioni sono disponibili sul sito:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
Scadenza per la presentazione delle domande: 30 giugno 2010
Le domande devono essere indirizzate a Katia Caldari, katia.caldari@unipd.it
Il call for paper è scaricabile sui seguenti siti
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummer.pdf (in inglese)
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummerit.pdf (in italiano)
Ulteriori informazioni sono disponibili sul sito:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
venerdì 28 maggio 2010
XIII Urrutia Elejalde Summer School on Economics and Philosophy (2010)
XIII Urrutia Elejalde Summer School on Economics and Philosophy (2010)
"Learning from the Great Recession: Failures and New Directions in Economic Theory and Policy"
A summer school organized by the University of the Basque Country and the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation.
San Sebastián, July 14-16 (2009)
Director: Juan J. Dolado (UC3M & CEPR)
The 13th edition of the Urrutia Elejalde Summer School focuses on the debate about the main failures behind the current big recession, as well as on the lessons that could be drawn to design potential solutions which improve the working of market economies in the future. In particular, the school aims to discuss failures and new directions related to the working of financial markets, coordination, regulation, mechanism design, pay incentives, public policies, response of policy makers to the crisis, and the state of macroeconomics (with specific reference to equilibrium/disequilibrium, flexible/ rigid adjustment and individualistic/ holistic behaviour). The regular course is structured around central topics each one presented in one or two general talks, followed by specific research papers on subjects related to the topic and by a lively debate.
Preliminary list of speakers Michele Boldrin (University Washington in Saint Louis), Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (U. Pennsylvania), Alan Kirman (GREQAM, U. Marseille), Joseph M. Ostroy (UCLA), John Roemer (Yale University), Juan F. Rubio-Ramirez (Duke University), Gilles Saint-Paul (Toulouse), Rafael Repullo (CEMFI)
Registration and grants The organization offers a number of grants to cover registration fees and/or accommodation expenses. Applications should include a short C.V. and, in the case of graduate students, a letter of recommendation by at least one professor.
Further information: http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2010.html
"Learning from the Great Recession: Failures and New Directions in Economic Theory and Policy"
A summer school organized by the University of the Basque Country and the Urrutia Elejalde Foundation.
San Sebastián, July 14-16 (2009)
Director: Juan J. Dolado (UC3M & CEPR)
The 13th edition of the Urrutia Elejalde Summer School focuses on the debate about the main failures behind the current big recession, as well as on the lessons that could be drawn to design potential solutions which improve the working of market economies in the future. In particular, the school aims to discuss failures and new directions related to the working of financial markets, coordination, regulation, mechanism design, pay incentives, public policies, response of policy makers to the crisis, and the state of macroeconomics (with specific reference to equilibrium/disequilibrium, flexible/ rigid adjustment and individualistic/ holistic behaviour). The regular course is structured around central topics each one presented in one or two general talks, followed by specific research papers on subjects related to the topic and by a lively debate.
Preliminary list of speakers Michele Boldrin (University Washington in Saint Louis), Jesús Fernández-Villaverde (U. Pennsylvania), Alan Kirman (GREQAM, U. Marseille), Joseph M. Ostroy (UCLA), John Roemer (Yale University), Juan F. Rubio-Ramirez (Duke University), Gilles Saint-Paul (Toulouse), Rafael Repullo (CEMFI)
Registration and grants The organization offers a number of grants to cover registration fees and/or accommodation expenses. Applications should include a short C.V. and, in the case of graduate students, a letter of recommendation by at least one professor.
Further information: http://www.urrutiaelejalde.org/SummerSchool/2010.html
lunedì 12 aprile 2010
STOREP Summer School - Call for paper
La STOREP, insieme all’Associazione francese Charles Gide per la Studio del pensiero economico, sponsorizza la 13th SUMMER School on Economic History, Philosophy, and History of Economic Thought, che si terrà a Acqui Terme dal 1 al 13 settembre 2010 sul tema Cooperazione e conflitto: lezioni dalla storia e dalla teoria economica. La Summer School è destinata a dottorandi e giovani studiosi.
Scadenza per la presentazione delle domande: 10 giugno 2010
Le domande devono essere indirizzate a Katia Caldari, katia.caldari@unipd.it
Il call for paper è scaricabile sui seguenti siti
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummer.pdf (in inglese)
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummerit.pdf (in italiano)
Ulteriori informazioni sono disponibili sul sito:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
Scadenza per la presentazione delle domande: 10 giugno 2010
Le domande devono essere indirizzate a Katia Caldari, katia.caldari@unipd.it
Il call for paper è scaricabile sui seguenti siti
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummer.pdf (in inglese)
http://www.storep.org/callforpapersummerit.pdf (in italiano)
Ulteriori informazioni sono disponibili sul sito:
http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/universitedete/
sabato 28 novembre 2009
11th annual Summer Institute for the Preservation of the History of Economics
The 11th annual Summer Institute for the Preservation of the History of Economics will be held at the University of Richmond, June 20-23rd, 2010. The Institute offers a forum for graduate students and distinguished scholars to present work in progress or more polished papers to a lively audience. Our mission is to help young scholars connect in a workshop setting with young and eminent scholars in the field. Past speakers include Brad Bateman, Mauro Boianovsky, Marcel Boumans, James Buchanan, Dave Colander, Evelyn Forget, Dan Hammond, Samuel Hollander, Kevin Hoover, M. Ali Khan, Anthony Laden, David Levy, Deirdre McCloskey, Steve Medema, Phil Mirowski, Leon Montes, Mary Morgan, Maria Pia Paganelli, Sandra Peart, Malcolm Rutherford, Warren Samuels, Eric Schliesser, Gordon Tullock, Anthony Waterman, and Roy Weintraub.
For the 2010 session, we invite proposals on any topic. We are always looking for new participants and invite recommendations and submissions from any and all interested parties. With participation by Steven Durlauf and Ali Khan, we anticipate organizing a session on the state of economic science in the light of the recent financial crisis.
Papers on the concerns of Henry Simons and the Ordo Liberal school about the stability of capitalism would be of particular interest. It will be, one might note, the 100th anniversary of the publication of Wicksteed's Common Sense of Political Economy.
As in past years, we anticipate that the Institute will be supported by funding for modest honoraria. Participation by upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in economics or related disciplines will also be encouraged. The History of Economics Society assists with conference expenses for students. Conference events include good coffee (we aim to improve) and continental breakfasts, lunches, as well as one or two working dinners. Details about travel, housing and other matters will be posted early in 2010.
Please send expressions of interest, topics of interest, paper proposals or queries to: Sandra J. Peart, Dean, Jepson School of Leadership Studies, speart@richmond.edu and David M. Levy, Professor of Economics, George Mason University, DavidMLevy@gmail.com.
For the 2010 session, we invite proposals on any topic. We are always looking for new participants and invite recommendations and submissions from any and all interested parties. With participation by Steven Durlauf and Ali Khan, we anticipate organizing a session on the state of economic science in the light of the recent financial crisis.
Papers on the concerns of Henry Simons and the Ordo Liberal school about the stability of capitalism would be of particular interest. It will be, one might note, the 100th anniversary of the publication of Wicksteed's Common Sense of Political Economy.
As in past years, we anticipate that the Institute will be supported by funding for modest honoraria. Participation by upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in economics or related disciplines will also be encouraged. The History of Economics Society assists with conference expenses for students. Conference events include good coffee (we aim to improve) and continental breakfasts, lunches, as well as one or two working dinners. Details about travel, housing and other matters will be posted early in 2010.
Please send expressions of interest, topics of interest, paper proposals or queries to: Sandra J. Peart, Dean, Jepson School of Leadership Studies, speart@richmond.edu and David M. Levy, Professor of Economics, George Mason University, DavidMLevy@gmail.com.
lunedì 29 giugno 2009
Summer School Dottorato Storia del Pensiero Economico
L'Associazione Italiana per la Storia del Pensiero Economico (AISPE) organizza dal 9 al 12 settembre 2009 la Summer School del Dottorato in Storia del pensiero economico. L'evento si terrà a Lucca presso la Fondazione Campus (http://www.campusmed.org/)
sabato 28 febbraio 2009
Summer School on Structural Change: Analyses, Experiences and Methodologies
Summer School on Structural Change: Analyses, Experiences and Methodologies
3-16 June 2009
Application deadline: 8TH May 2009
Over the last few years the international debate on economic policies, and especially on development policies, witnessed the emergence of views alternative to the Washington consensus. The current economic events at the world level – people are more worried about deflation than inflation, industrialists are asking the governments to spend more rather than less, etc. – make a full understanding of such
alternative views more needed than ever.
The Summer School is organized in two parts. The first aims at providing participants with a good knowledge of the main theories belonging to the tradition of the so called “heterodox economics”, which constitute the intellectual background of the alternative views mentioned before. The second part aims at providing participants with the technical skills needed to build the so called heterodox Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models, an analytical tool through which the above mentioned views may be translated into concrete calculations on the likely effects of different sets of alternative economic policies.
Location: Faculty of Economics, University of Pavia, Via San Felice 7, 27100 Pavia – Italy
Organized by the Cooperation and Development Network (CDN) in collaboration with the University of Pavia, the Institute for Advanced Study of Pavia (IUSS) and the University of Insubria.
For further information regarding the organization of the Summer School please refer to: Alberto Botta (albertobotta@hotmail.com) and/or Francesca Montagna Napoleone (cdn@unipv.it), Development School: c/o Collegio Santa Caterina, Via San Martino 17/A, 27100 Pavia – IT. Tel: 39-0382-22540, Fax: 39- 0382-307861: www.unipv.it/iuss/cdn.
For further information regarding the specific contents of each module, please refer to Marco Missaglia (marco.missaglia@unipv.it)
3-16 June 2009
Application deadline: 8TH May 2009
Over the last few years the international debate on economic policies, and especially on development policies, witnessed the emergence of views alternative to the Washington consensus. The current economic events at the world level – people are more worried about deflation than inflation, industrialists are asking the governments to spend more rather than less, etc. – make a full understanding of such
alternative views more needed than ever.
The Summer School is organized in two parts. The first aims at providing participants with a good knowledge of the main theories belonging to the tradition of the so called “heterodox economics”, which constitute the intellectual background of the alternative views mentioned before. The second part aims at providing participants with the technical skills needed to build the so called heterodox Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models, an analytical tool through which the above mentioned views may be translated into concrete calculations on the likely effects of different sets of alternative economic policies.
Location: Faculty of Economics, University of Pavia, Via San Felice 7, 27100 Pavia – Italy
Organized by the Cooperation and Development Network (CDN) in collaboration with the University of Pavia, the Institute for Advanced Study of Pavia (IUSS) and the University of Insubria.
For further information regarding the organization of the Summer School please refer to: Alberto Botta (albertobotta@hotmail.com) and/or Francesca Montagna Napoleone (cdn@unipv.it), Development School: c/o Collegio Santa Caterina, Via San Martino 17/A, 27100 Pavia – IT. Tel: 39-0382-22540, Fax: 39- 0382-307861: www.unipv.it/iuss/cdn.
For further information regarding the specific contents of each module, please refer to Marco Missaglia (marco.missaglia@unipv.it)
venerdì 27 febbraio 2009
Convenzione Storep - Scuola AISCsss
La Convenzione riguarda gli iscritti alla Associazione STOREP che intendano partecipare alla Scuola Estiva "Modelli computazionali di Fenomeni Economici e Sociali" che si terrà a Roma, presso la Sede centrale del CNR, da lunedì 22 a venerdì 26 giugno 2009.
La convenzione prevede uno sconto del 10% sul costo della registrazione. Inoltre nel caso che gli iscritti siano di numero superiore a 10 (dieci) la scuola si impegna ad editare una raccolta delle tesine conclusive realizzate dagli studenti, da produrre in formato elettronico, con tiratura intorno alle 50 copie e con costi a carico della scuola.
La convenzione impegna la Scuola AISCsss a presentare in modo completo l’Associazione STOREP con gli appropriati contenuti scientifici attraverso un seminario da parte di un iscritto all’Associazione STOREP e altre iniziative(ad esempio seduta poster)
La scuola garantisce a 2(due) iscritti all’Associazione STOREP che abbiano partecipato al corso una permanenza di tre settimane presso il laboratorio LABSS (Laboratorio di Simulazione Sociale, ISTCCnr, Roma). Essi potranno seguire in prima persona un progetto e partecipare allo svolgersi di una attività di ricerca nell’ambito della simulazione dei fenomeni sociali. Lo stage è attivo a partire da un numero di iscritti superiore a 5(cinque) e prevede che le modalità di scelta dei partecipanti siano decise dall’Associazione STOREP.
Ulteriori informazioni sulla scuola estiva sono disponibili a:
http://sites.google.com/site/aiscsss/Home
La convenzione prevede uno sconto del 10% sul costo della registrazione. Inoltre nel caso che gli iscritti siano di numero superiore a 10 (dieci) la scuola si impegna ad editare una raccolta delle tesine conclusive realizzate dagli studenti, da produrre in formato elettronico, con tiratura intorno alle 50 copie e con costi a carico della scuola.
La convenzione impegna la Scuola AISCsss a presentare in modo completo l’Associazione STOREP con gli appropriati contenuti scientifici attraverso un seminario da parte di un iscritto all’Associazione STOREP e altre iniziative(ad esempio seduta poster)
La scuola garantisce a 2(due) iscritti all’Associazione STOREP che abbiano partecipato al corso una permanenza di tre settimane presso il laboratorio LABSS (Laboratorio di Simulazione Sociale, ISTCCnr, Roma). Essi potranno seguire in prima persona un progetto e partecipare allo svolgersi di una attività di ricerca nell’ambito della simulazione dei fenomeni sociali. Lo stage è attivo a partire da un numero di iscritti superiore a 5(cinque) e prevede che le modalità di scelta dei partecipanti siano decise dall’Associazione STOREP.
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