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Fri Mar 31 17:18:31 2006
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Dear Friends and Colleagues 
 
I would like to invite you to a public debate in Hatfield, Herts, UK on 30 
April 2001. 
 
There is no charge or registration for attendance but in order to get an 
idea of numbers I would appreciate it if you informed me if you are likely 
to come. 
 
I look forward to seeing you there. 
 
Best wishes 
Geoff Hodgson 
Research Professor. 
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"INSTITUTIONALISM VERSUS MARXISM: PERSPECTIVES FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE" 
 
A Public Debate 
 
Professor Alex Callinicos (University of York) 
Professor Geoff Hodgson (University of Hertfordshire) 
 
6.00pm, Monday 30 April 2001 
Fielder Centre, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Herts., UK 
Everyone Welcome. No charge. 
 
This debate between two leading thinkers will address some of the most 
important and critical problems in social science today. Does Marxism offer 
a viable theoretical alternative for the twenty-first century? Does 
institutionalism offer a superior theoretical approach? 
 
Alex Callinicos is the author of "Equality" (2000), "Social Theory: A 
Historical Introduction" (1999), "Against Post-Modernism" (1988) and many 
other works. 
 
Geoff Hodgson is the author of, for example, "How Economics Forgot History" 
(2001), "Economics and Utopia" (1999), and "Evolution and Institutions". 
 
This public debate is organised by the Centre for Research in Institutional 
Economics at the University of Hertfordshire. 
 
The Fielder Centre is about one mile from Hatfield Railway Station. There 
are fast trains taking about 30 minutes from the centre of London. 
 
 
 
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