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This is the second call for papers for the Twenty-Fourth Conference of
the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia which is being
hosted by the School of Economics, Finance and Marketing in the College
of Business at Melbourne’s RMIT University. 

RMIT is one of Australia’s oldest universities and is situated in the
very centre of the city. 

The Conference will be heldfrom  5-8 July 2011 in RMIT’s historic
Emily Macpherson Building.

There will be two themes in this conference, the first being the role
of the history of economics within economics itself and then, secondly,
a Retrospective and Prospective on Keynes to commemorate the 75th
anniversary of the publication of his General Theory in 1936. 

But as with every HETSA Conference, papers on every area in the history
of economics are sought and welcomed. 

We are very pleased that the distinguished Keynesian scholar and
immediate past President of the European History of Economics
Association, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, will give the keynote address.

The formal deadline for submission of abstracts is March 2011. 

Abstracts may be sent to [log in to unmask] 

The conference website can be viewed on the HETSA website at:
www.hetsa.org.au  

We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne. 




Dr Steven Kates
School of Economics, Finance
    and Marketing
RMIT University
Level 12 / 239 Bourke Street
Melbourne Vic 3000

Phone: (03) 9925 5878
Mobile: 042 7297 529

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