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[I apologize for the delay in announcing the best article and Dorfman  
prizes. I was waiting until abstracts were in the "Abstracts in the  
History of Economics" database.--RBE] 
 
The History of Economics Society is pleased to announce the winners of the  
1998 Award for the Best Article in the History of Economics (established  
1995) and the 1998 Joseph Dorfman Best Dissertation Award (established  
1990). These awards were announced at the 1998 Society meeting  
in Montreal at the end of June. Descriptions of these awards, submission  
guidelines, and a list of past winners are available from their respective  
web sites: 
 
http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/Society/best_article.shtml 
 
http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/Society/dorfman_award.shtml 
 
The 1998 Award Best Article Award went to Crauford Goodwin and Alex Rogers  
for their article "Cyberpunk and Chicago" published in _Perspectives in  
the History of Economic Thought_ 13, edited by James Henderson (Routledge,  
1997). An abstract of the article is available in the Abstracts in the  
History of Economics archive, at 
 
http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/abstracts/archived/0038.html 
 
The 1998 Joseph Dorfman Best Dissertation Award went to Thomas Leonard for  
his dissertation "The Reason of Rules in the Intellectual Economy: The  
Economics of Science and the Science of Economics," supervised by Arjo  
Klamer at George Washington University. An abstract of the dissertation is  
available in  the Abstracts in the History of Economics archive, at 
 
http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/abstracts/archived/0037.html 
 
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