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Re: History of economic thought being reintroduced at graduate school?
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Thu, 17 Jul 2014 18:08:36 +0200
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I will be teaching half a course in the  graduate program at U. Mass, 
Amherst next Fall. The other half will be covered by Alex Coram.
I fully endorse Dave's idea of Mini courses in HET. Last May in 
Lausanne, Harald Hageman and my self gave each a two days course in 
Austrian and Cambridge Economics sponsored by the INET YSI and we had 
a good attendance. Students liked it. So perhaps there are 
encouraging signs that HET may be back in business !

Cristina

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